Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of, including, Notre-Dame Cathedral fire, not arson but 875 French churches have been vandalised in 2018, Extinction Rebellion, a School dismisses Christian over Facebook LGBT posts, The Brexit Party ‘already has 60,000 paid supporters,’ Sri Lanka attacks: More than 200 killed as churches and hotels targeted and a Woman who identifies as ELF rather than human wears pointy ears and Lord of the Rings inspired clothing
Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of. Including, Some Good news, Jon Snow, has never seen so many white people, Chemsex: Brits more likely to combine drugs with sex, Govt unveils plan for home school register, Conservatives cutting up membership, No-deal Brexit means less food variety – Wales’ first minister, Chinese Govt offers financial reward for turning in Christians, the cost of croissants at LaGuardia and a new gender badges for children face criticism
Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of. Including Virginia Abortion Bill, Mother guilty of genital mutilation of her daughter, Obscene porn rules relaxed in England, Four Climate Scientists Destroys Climate Change Alarmism, Microsoft NewsGuard Plugin errors, Phoenix restaurant says this is a photo of coal miners. But I see offensive blackface, Porn actor fined for a threesome on London Underground and much more.
Show notes
The Red Pill Report episode 114.
Welcome and thanks for listening.
Introduction
Welcome to The Red Pill Report
Thanks for listening and a brief explanation of who and what The Red Pill Report is.
It appears that knowingly or unwittingly the BBC and other UK mainstream media have been taken in, and have been airing fake video of faked chemical attacks in Syria.
More evidence of fake news, but worse news being facked.
In this episode as well as a look through the News, Andrew talks with Wilson Chowdhry about the challenge of Islamic extremism in East London and across the UK.
Show notes
The Red Pill Report episode 24.
Welcome and thanks for listening.
Introduction
Welcome to The Red Pill Report
Thanks for listening and a brief explanation of who and what The Red Pill Report is.
News
Tragedy at Grenfell Tower
And what can we learn from it.?
Tim Farron
Tim Farron resigns as leader of the Liberal Democrats.
There is one piece of news that I have been looking for for a number of days. In fact ever since I heard that Theresa May was calling a general election.
You may think that the General Election is all about Brexit… and in many ways it is and we will look more at this as we get closer to the election. However, I am enjoying looking at the general election as a ‘staying of the murderous hand of those who want women to be able to legally kill their unborn baby at home, effectively by the internet’.
Diana Johnson
On the 12th March 2017, Labour MP Diana Johnson (Kingston upon Hull North) asked the House of Commons for permission to introduce a Private Members’ Bill to the House of Commons. The bill was given its 1st reading before the House of Commons and was due to receive its 2nd reading on the 12th May 2017.
The bill was to “regulate the termination of pregnancies by medical practitioners and to repeal certain criminal offences relating to such terminations; and for connected purposes.” See more on the bill here Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) bill.
However, as of Wednesday, 3 May, the UK does not have a parliament!
Empty house of commons.
By law, Parliament is dissolved 25 working days before a general election takes place. Given that the next general election is going to be on Thursday, 8 June 2017, this means Parliament was dissolved at midnight – well, 00:01 to be precise! – on Wednesday, 3 May 2017. So parliament can not give a second reading to the Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) bill.
The bill falls!
‘Parliament.uk’ says this, “This Bill was expected to have its second reading debate on Friday 12 May 2017. However, as a General Election has now been called and Parliament will be dissolved from 3 May 2017, the Bill falls and no further action will be taken.”
This is a fantastic answer to prayer! Thank you, Jesus.
The battle is not over, and who knows Diana Johnson may be re-elected and seek to revive this bill, and even if she is not re-elected, someone else will fight for the right to kill more babies.
‘Parliament.uk’ says this, “This Bill was expected to have its second reading debate on Friday 12 May 2017. However, as a General Election has now been called and Parliament will be dissolved from 3 May 2017, the Bill falls and no further action will be taken.”