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The latest idea by the Government to cut the number
of unwanted teenage pregnancies is to haul schoolgirls
from selected parts of the country into doctors' surgeries
and coerce them into having an implant or injections.
I was under the impression that over the past couple
of decades, the blitzkrieg of 'safer sex' propaganda
and the availability of unlimited free condoms were
intended to have the effect of reducing pregnancy.
Documents obtained under the Freedom of Information
Act show that 21 local councils where teenage pregnancy
rates have risen or failed to fall, have been told to
push the injections and implants.
Of course, no form of long-acting reversible contraception
(LARC) protects against sexually-transmitted diseases,
so expect STD rates to rise even more with this latest
'initiative'.
In a statement
last week, the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
applauded the Scottish Executive’s new initiative to
encourage women to swap the contraceptive pill for longer-term
contraception.
The most commonly used injection, they say, is Depo
Provera, but patient.co.uk
states that it:
"should be given to adolescents and women over
40 years old only if other methods of contraception
are unsuitable because of the possible effect on bone
mineral density (BMD)."
Despite this, girls as young as 13 have been treated
and unsurprisingly, the state can interfere with children
under 16 without consent or even knowledge of the parents.
The Times
Online reports that "The Department of Health
is also to provide funding for teenagers to be sent
mobile phone text messages containing contraceptive
advice and to take part in confidential video conferences
with sexual health advisers in an attempt to cut abortions."
Sorry, but this is overkill. It is mass mind control.
Even the Scouts
are to start introducing sex lessons. I wonder where
youngsters are expected to go to avoid being bombarded
with sex.
The Telegraph
quotes Sue Pheasant, a parent who has campaigned on
sex education issues: "It seems the answer to everything
is a pill or an injection. Young people are very confused.
We really need to say to them that if you don't want
to get pregnant or catch a sexually transmitted disease,
just say no, and give them the resources and support
so they are able to do that."
Unfortunately, registered 'charities' like FPA, Brook
and Stonewall have huge influence over the government
in the area of sexual ethics, or lack of.
The Press Association assures us that teen contraception
is 'not
compulsory.'
It is a worry that we have to be reassured. What about
the future? Forced sterilisations as in China?
This latest scam may also be part of the process of
training the public to accept implants in preparation
for the time when the government requires the public
to have RFID chips inserted.
The Government's many advisors include illusionists
who can make people believe that black is white and
left is right. They can make youngsters believe that
they should be having sex and going to clinics behind
their parents' backs. They have the power to destroy
society by attacking its basic unit: the family, because
promiscuous youngsters are less likely to be able to
form lasting relationships when they are older.
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