I just heard about a new documentary on “The Pill” this morning (thanks to Matt Swaim’s Twitter feed). It’s by a group of Evangelical Christians:
In light of the birth control pill’s 50th anniversary this year, a group of Evangelical Christians released a documentary addressing the controversial claim that the pill acts as an abortifacient, and that women across North America are largely uninformed on what the drug actually does.
In his documentary titled, “28 Days on the Pill,” Trent Herbert of London, Ontario discussed how he set out with his wife and nurse friend on a journey across the U.S. and Canada “to uncover the truth about the birth control pill.” [CNS]
It doesn’t appear to address (I’ve only had time to watch the short version of it below) the immorality of contraception in particular. Or that the contraceptive mindset is what leads to such widespread use of the pill and motivation for abortions. Or that contraception is grave sin and contrary to the Natural and Moral Law. But it does address another little known fact about The Pill: Not only can it kill your baby, but it’s designed to do so. Most women don’t know that. In fact, most women don’t really have a clue how the Birth Control Pill works and how drastically it alters their body.
The documentary also does a good job of highlighting the fact that Birth Control Pill providers don’t want you to know any of this. But who can really blame them. The fact that your product might be killing your customers’ babies is not what you’d call a selling point. The saddest part, though, is that I think many women don’t want to know, either. By remaining ignorant they won’t have to change their lifestyle or face this grave reality.
But it’s neat to see more information like this being shared with people. It’s been known for awhile that The Pill can cause abortions. But I think the issue is starting to get more traction and more and more women are coming to understand the havoc that mysterious little pill they take every morning wreaks on their body.
There is a short version of the documentary. And there there is a long version. You can find more on their website: 28DaysOnThePill.com.
Here’s the short version:
Here’s the long version:
I also put together some more info, including more videos, on “How the Pill Works” here.
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In addition to be an abortifacient the “Pill” is no doubt the main cause of estrogen pollution that is biologically altering some of nature, possibly including humanity.
Estrogen from the Pill is discharged the urine of women on the Pill, it go to sewage treatment and this water is recycled back into the general water system. It is not usually discharged into a main river going to the ocean.
In the past 50 years sperm counts of men in the developed world are significantly decreasing, girls are developing breasts as early as 7 years old, and the age of puberty for girls has decreased by 2-3 years. This probably has dramatic affect on behavior of teen girls since they are aging quicker.
I wonder if all this has anything to do with what seems to be increased homosexuality and pediphilia in the male population.
In addition to people fish are affected in some areas. Male fish are developing female genitalia, male reptiles have much smaller genitalia. And some male birds now sound like their female counterparts in chirping.
Where is all this leading to? Who knows but I think it has to be stopped.
This is a devestating form of pollution (and POISON), but it is not politically correct to call attention to it.
This is amazing.
Mothers- inform your daughters AND your sons! The next generation of Catholics MUST be informed!
I’m glad that the Protestants are getting in on the facts as well.
This week (July 25-31) is National Natural Family Planning Week. Relevant information and helpful links can be found at the link below.
http://allhands-ondeck.blogspot.com/2010/07/national-natural-family-planning.html
This week also marks the 42nd anniversary of “Humanae Vitae” (On Human Life), the prophetic encyclical of Paul VI which reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s opposition to artificial contraception.
Excerpts and a reflection on “Humanae Vitae’s” significance can be found here:
http://allhands-ondeck.blogspot.com/2010/07/42nd-anniversary-of-humane-vitae.html
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