UK law tells disabled people that their lives are of lesser value and not worth living by refusing to afford them the same protection given to everyone else while they are in the womb.

Sadly, in today’s culture, it is an ever growing trend for those not following the status quo to face persecution and in some cases, imprisonment.

The latest recipient of this kind of persecution is Finnish parlimentarian Päivi Räsänen who is facing jail for posting a Bible verse on her personal Twitter account.

Photo: LEGO

On June 1, LEGO launched its first explicit LGBTQ toys set.

More and more multinationals are participating in this ideological indoctrination... and that is not acceptable.

Therefore we need to send a clear message to LEGO: leave our children alone.

Sign the petition to LEGO CEO Niels Christiansen and ask him to stop selling this product.

The Reverend Doctor Bernard Randall, a chaplain at Trent College, was referred to the UK’s anti-terrorism unit, Prevent, by the school and later dismissed from his position after preaching a sermon telling pupils they are allowed to question LGBT ideology.

On Friday 23rd April, Pastor John Sherwood, a 71-year old father and grandfather was handcuffed, arrested and held in custody overnight because the Metropolitan police disapproved of his preaching which expounded Christian biblical views regarding marriage and biological sex. The clip was uploaded to YouTube where police officers can clearly be seen surrounding the pastor, pulling him off his small platform, rough-housing him, handcuffing him and bundling him into a van where he was detained overnight before being questioned.

Joining the growing trend of companies getting “woke,” Procter & Gamble’s haircare brand Pantene has caved to social pressure by exploiting a trans child in a TV ad to spread LGBT propaganda and in turn, drive profit.

In the two-minute commercial, Sawyer, a transgender girl, and her two moms, Ashley and Ellie, celebrate their family motto, “Everybody loves everybody, no matter what path you follow.”

Abortion providers are spitting in Kenya’s face, and in the face of every pro-lifer.

And when Ann Kioko exposed their illegal actions, they slapped her with a lawsuit.

In 2018, Ann started a petition calling for an investigation into Marie Stopes, an international chain of abortion centres for advertising abortion-on-demand services under the cover of “prenatal care” in Kenya, which is forbidden by Kenyan law.

The UN in New York is about to convene the 65th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) from March 15th to 26th.  

This commission is failing in its real responsibility to aid women worldwide. 

A recent advertisement for Cadbury’s Creme Eggs features a gay couple engaged in a highly-charged sexually provocative act.

In a show of affection, the couple uses their lips and tongue to exchange the contents of a creme egg; an image which many consumers have complained is both disgusting and off-putting.

Big Tech conglomerates like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, Apple, Amazon, and Pinterest have launched a worldwide crusade to censor the speech of pro-life, pro-family and pro-freedom citizens that don’t bow to their politically correct ideologies.

These Big Tech companies are some of the world’s largest and most popular social media gathering places.

But they are not invincible.