Our thanks to John for this:

“Mike,

Here is the list of all 185 unelected Peers in the House of Lords that voted to decriminalise women aborting their babies up to birth by voting against (“Not Contents”) amendment 424 proposed by Baroness Monckton of Dallington Forest, to leave out clause 208 in the Crime and Policing Bill. They won against the 148 Peers that voted against decriminalisation of abortion up to birth. 

https://votes.parliament.uk/votes/lords/division/3580?byMember=True#not-contents

This is a rogue Parliament hijacked by radical feminists, as only 1% of the British population support abortion up to birth, and not representative of the people. I would suggest people email Peers to let them know how they feel about their vote.  Or send each of them a postcard with the photo of a defenseless 8 1/2 month old baby who didn’t choose their death.

Generic email: contactholmember@parliament.uk

Individual email: https://members.parliament.uk/members/Lords

[Name of Member]

House of Lords, 

London, SW1A 0PW

Peers who voted Not Contents

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Lord Addington (Liberal Democrat – Excepted Hereditary)

Lord Adebowale (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Alexander of Cleveden (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Alli (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Anderson of Stoke-on-Trent (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Andrews (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Armstrong of Hill Top (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Babudu (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Bach (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Barber of Ainsdale (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Barber of Chittlehampton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Barker (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Bassam of Brighton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle (Green Party – Life peer)

Baroness Berger (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Bi (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Blackstone (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Blake of Leeds (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Bousted (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Boycott (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Brennan of Canton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Brinton (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Brown of Silvertown (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Bruce of Bennachie (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Bull (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Caine of Kentish Town (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Carberry of Muswell Hill (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Carlile of Berriew (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Cashman (Non-affiliated – Life peer)

Baroness Chakrabarti (Labour – Life peer)

Viscount Chandos (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Chapman of Darlington (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Clark of Windermere (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Clement-Jones (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Coaker (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Collins of Highbury (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Crawley (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Curran (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness D’Souza (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Dacres of Lewisham (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Davidson of Glen Clova (Labour – Life peer)

Lord de Clifford (Crossbench – Excepted Hereditary)

Baroness Debbonaire (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Deech (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Dixon of Jericho (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Donaghy (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Doocey (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Drake (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Dubs (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Duvall (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Eatwell (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Elliott of Whitburn Bay (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Evans of Sealand (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Falconer of Thoroton (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Faulkner of Worcester (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Forbes of Newcastle (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Foulkes of Cumnock (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Fox of Buckley (Non-affiliated – Life peer)

Lord Fox (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Freeman of Steventon (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Gerada (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Gill (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Goddard of Stockport (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Gohir (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Goudie (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Grender (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Griffin of Princethorpe (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Hain (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hamwee (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Hannay of Chiswick (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Hannett of Everton (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Hanson of Flint (Labour – Life peer)

Viscount Hanworth (Labour – Excepted Hereditary)

Baroness Harding of Winscombe (Conservative – Life peer)

Baroness Harman (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Harris of Haringey (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hayman of Ullock (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hayman (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Hazarika (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Healy of Primrose Hill (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Helic (Conservative – Life peer)

Lord Hendy (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Hermer (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hodge of Barking (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Humphreys (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Hunt of Bethnal Green (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Hunt of Kings Heath (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hunter of Auchenreoch (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Hussein-Ece (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Hyde of Bemerton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Janke (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord John of Southwark (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb (Green Party – Life peer)

Baroness Jones of Whitchurch (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Katz (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Keeley (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Kennedy of Southwark (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Kidron (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Kingsmill (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Kinnock (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Knight of Weymouth (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Kramer (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Leaman (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Leong (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Levitt (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Liddle (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Lister of Burtersett (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Macdonald of River Glaven (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness MacLeod of Camusdarach (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Macpherson of Earl’s Court (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Mallalieu (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Mann (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Martin of Brockley (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Mattinson (Labour – Life peer)

Lord McCabe (Labour – Life peer)

Lord McNicol of West Kilbride (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Merron (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Mitchell (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Mohammed of Tinsley (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Moraes (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Morgan of Drefelin (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Morris of Yardley (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Mott (Conservative – Life peer)

Lord Nagaraju (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Nargund (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Neate (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Newby (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Northover (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness O’Grady of Upper Holloway (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Pack (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Paddick (Non-affiliated – Life peer)

Lord Pannick (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Patel (Crossbench – Life peer)

Baroness Paul of Shepherd’s Bush (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Penn (Conservative – Life peer)

Baroness Pinnock (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Lord Pitkeathley of Camden Town (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Pitkeathley (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Pitt-Watson (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Prentis of Leeds (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Primarolo (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Rafferty (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Ramsey of Wall Heath (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Rebuck (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Redesdale (Non-affiliated – Life peer)

Lord Rees of Easton (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Rennard (Non-affiliated – Life peer)

Lord Robertson of Port Ellen (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Roe of West Wickham (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Rooker (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour – Life peer)

Earl Russell (Liberal Democrat – Excepted Hereditary)

Lord Sahota (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Scriven (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Shah (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Sharpe of Epsom (Conservative – Life peer)

Baroness Sheehan (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Smith of Cluny (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Smith of Finsbury (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Smith of Llanfaes (Plaid Cymru – Life peer)

Viscount Stansgate (Labour – Excepted Hereditary)

Lord Strasburger (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Sugg (Conservative – Life peer)

Baroness Taylor of Bolton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Taylor of Stevenage (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Thomas of Winchester (Liberal Democrat – Life peer)

Baroness Thornton (Labour – Life peer)

Viscount Thurso (Liberal Democrat – Excepted Hereditary)

Lord Tunnicliffe (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Twycross (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Vallance of Balham (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Walker of Broxton (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Warwick of Undercliffe (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Watkins of Tavistock (Crossbench – Life peer)

Lord Watson of Invergowrie (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Watson of Wyre Forest (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Watts (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Wheeler (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Whitehead (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Winston (Labour – Life peer)

Baroness Winterton of Doncaster (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Wood of Anfield (Labour – Life peer)

Lord Young of Cookham (Conservative – Life peer)

Baroness Young of Old Scone (Non-affiliated – Life peer)”

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An interesting piece by David Keighley for TCW. An extract:

“A BBC spokesman quoted in a Daily Telegraph article about the News-watch survey said: ‘The BBC has one of the most open and comprehensive systems for handling complaints in the UK media, regulated by a fully independent regulator in Ofcom, which in its most recent major research project found very high levels of satisfaction in our system. The vast majority of complaints are addressed and resolved at Stage 1 of the process, with only a small portion progressing to the Executive Complaints Unit for further consideration, so no meaningful comparison can be drawn from outcomes between the two stages. The ECU uphold complaints where they consider there to have been a breach of editorial standards.’

Both strands of that defence are disingenuous, outrageous tosh.”

In 2014 – 12 years ago – we published Our first official complaint to the BBC – a Newsnight episode on domestic abuse/violence breaches 50+ BBC Editorial Guidelines. Our complaint was rejected without explanation, our appeal likewise. We haven’t wasted our time submitting a formal complaint to the BBC since.

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Our thanks to Nigel for this. He writes:

“MGM just one of the areas where religion and culture collide with modern society. Unsurprising teaching in a Mosque from an Imam. Though I note that the NSS leaves out the bit, reported elsewhere, where he says Husbands are to work and support the wives and family specially female relatives. I suppose the entertaining part is the clash between “multiculturalism” and at the same time insisting adherence to an orthodoxy. One of which is although women have free choice to do as they will, it is still the husband’s responsibility to work and earn money to support the whole family, even if he’s kicked out of his home and excluded from seeing his children. So orthodox an idea that I suspect no one will object to the Koran’s teachings that men should be husbands and lead their family by supporting it through working hard.

The cheeky part of me wonders if the latest Green MP, a declared feminist and admirer of the “strong women” of the feminist movements. Has seen this and reflects on the “Muslim” block vote that put her there. Will there come a time when the price of that vole will be more than spouting slogans about Gaza? For instance Jess Phillip’s tarnished halo as it become evident, to the women themselves, that her crusade for “women and girls” doesn’t extend to those victimised by Grooming Gangs…. just in case the Muslim vote gets the extra few hundred votes that will lose her her seat. Turns out “multiculturalism” works in complex ways.”

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Appalling. An extract:

“The use of direct oral suction during circumcision has been the subject of medical and halachic (Jewish legal) debate for years. The Health Ministry has repeatedly warned against the practice and instructed mohels to use a glass tube or designated sterile device to avoid direct contact between the mohel’s mouth and the infant.

At the same time, the Interministerial Oversight Committee of Mohalim has stressed that mohels are required to inform parents of the risks associated with direct oral suction and obtain their explicit consent. Still, in some communities, the practice appears to continue despite the known dangers, sometimes without parents fully understanding the possible health consequences.

In 2012, the issue made international headlines after health authorities in New York documented a series of confirmed neonatal herpes cases linked to ritual circumcisions involving direct oral suction. In Israel, Schneider Children’s Medical Center also publicized similar cases, including two infants hospitalized in 2016 after contracting herpes in the circumcision area.”

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Interesting (video, 16:20). GBS’s first video in six months.

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A deeply moving piece in yesterday’s Telegraph. The start:

“I want to scream. We know that this far-Left Government, led by a strange, soulless prime minister would struggle to find a moral compass in a Sainsbury’s home geometry set. Until now, though, we may have clung to the hope that even Labour would draw the line at evil. Apparently not. If the test of a civilisation is how it treats its most helpless members then tomorrow evening [J4MB: This evening] we will find out whether Britain can still call itself civilised; or is this a country where bats enjoy more protection than babies?

The House of Lords will vote on Clause 208 of the Crime and Policing Bill which, if passed into law, means it would no longer be an offence for a woman to induce her own abortion at any stage of pregnancy for any reason (including not wanting a baby girl) and right up to birth.” 

The legislative change is expected to pass. Another extension of women’s unaccountability, to the “right” to kill unborn babies which are perfectly viable.

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Interesting.

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Our website Campaign for Merit in Business was created in the light of the considerable evidence of a causal link between increasing gender diversity on boards and corporate financial decline. Mike Buchanan, Steve Moxon and Dr Catherine Hakim (the originator of Preference Theory) presented evidence to House of Commons and House of Lords inquiries in 2012, the video of their House of Commons evidence session is here (56:50).

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