Thank goodness for Rebel Media.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Rebel Media: abortion is almost always connected to regret
What the mainstream media won't show you about Canada's pro-abortion ideology.
Thank goodness for Rebel Media.
Thank goodness for Rebel Media.
Monday, May 18, 2015
March for life 2015 - the numbers
Our anonymous pro-abortion blogger thinks we make up numbers about how many people attend the March for Life every year. Fake Person likes to call the March, "March for lies", and say that we are "lying liars".
I attended the march this year. As I have for the last number of years. I also videotaped the march as it progressed down Elgin Street.
In the video clip below, I caught the beginning of the march as it passes the War Memorial. The video also includes snippets of it as it progressed down Elgin St. At at the end of the video you will see the end of the line of people, which is followed by two police vehicles and an ambulance.
I was taping at the Human Right Monument on Elgin St. which is .7 km from the War Memorial. The people continued down Elgin St. between these two points for at least 30 minutes.
Up near the War Memorial, the road is at least three lanes wide where the marchers can be seen (there are also additional turning lanes and bicycle lanes in many places, so the road is even wider but I'll ignore that fact for my calculations below).
Down where I was at the Human Rights Monument, the road is two lanes wide. The density of people you see in the video remained fairly constant until the end. I would guess at least 1 person per square metre, and often more. (In some areas it was more congested than others, like when it narrows to 2 lanes. So there would have been times when there were more than 1 person per square metre)
A one lane road in Ottawa is at least 3.5 metres wide but can be as wide as 4.25 metres. I will use the 3.5 metre width.
Where Elgin St. is three lanes wide, that's at least 10.5 metres wide. It is this wide from the War Memorial to Laurier St., or about 480 metres. That's about 5,040 square metres. (10.5 X 480). From Laurier to the Human Rights monument, it's about 220 meters long. That's about 1,540 square meters (7 X 220). At about one person per square metre, that's at least 6,580 people (5,040+1,540) in one screen shot.
According to google maps, it takes about 8 minutes to get from the war memorial to the Human Rights monument. That means the 6,580 people we see in one screen shot, and then changes about every 8 minutes for a total of 3.75 times. (Again this is only an estimate. People would probably walk slower when the road went from three lanes to two lanes.)
That would mean approximately 24,675 people walked in the march (6,580 X 3.75). Could be more could be less. The RCMP said there were 8,000 to 10,000 people there. How did they calculate this? I don't know.
Whether there were 8,000 people or 25,000 people Marching Thursday, it doesn't really matter. Because we were out there in defence of human rights for all human beings. A lot of us were there. That is what is important.
Instead of being an arm-chair ridiculer, maybe our anonymous pro-abortion blogger could organize her own march in defense of abortion. It would be very informative to see how many people would show up in support of a woman's right to kill her pre-born child.
Watch the video for yourself, and make your own conclusions about the numbers of people walking in the March for Life this year.
I attended the march this year. As I have for the last number of years. I also videotaped the march as it progressed down Elgin Street.
In the video clip below, I caught the beginning of the march as it passes the War Memorial. The video also includes snippets of it as it progressed down Elgin St. At at the end of the video you will see the end of the line of people, which is followed by two police vehicles and an ambulance.
I was taping at the Human Right Monument on Elgin St. which is .7 km from the War Memorial. The people continued down Elgin St. between these two points for at least 30 minutes.
Up near the War Memorial, the road is at least three lanes wide where the marchers can be seen (there are also additional turning lanes and bicycle lanes in many places, so the road is even wider but I'll ignore that fact for my calculations below).
Down where I was at the Human Rights Monument, the road is two lanes wide. The density of people you see in the video remained fairly constant until the end. I would guess at least 1 person per square metre, and often more. (In some areas it was more congested than others, like when it narrows to 2 lanes. So there would have been times when there were more than 1 person per square metre)
A one lane road in Ottawa is at least 3.5 metres wide but can be as wide as 4.25 metres. I will use the 3.5 metre width.
Where Elgin St. is three lanes wide, that's at least 10.5 metres wide. It is this wide from the War Memorial to Laurier St., or about 480 metres. That's about 5,040 square metres. (10.5 X 480). From Laurier to the Human Rights monument, it's about 220 meters long. That's about 1,540 square meters (7 X 220). At about one person per square metre, that's at least 6,580 people (5,040+1,540) in one screen shot.
According to google maps, it takes about 8 minutes to get from the war memorial to the Human Rights monument. That means the 6,580 people we see in one screen shot, and then changes about every 8 minutes for a total of 3.75 times. (Again this is only an estimate. People would probably walk slower when the road went from three lanes to two lanes.)
That would mean approximately 24,675 people walked in the march (6,580 X 3.75). Could be more could be less. The RCMP said there were 8,000 to 10,000 people there. How did they calculate this? I don't know.
Whether there were 8,000 people or 25,000 people Marching Thursday, it doesn't really matter. Because we were out there in defence of human rights for all human beings. A lot of us were there. That is what is important.
Instead of being an arm-chair ridiculer, maybe our anonymous pro-abortion blogger could organize her own march in defense of abortion. It would be very informative to see how many people would show up in support of a woman's right to kill her pre-born child.
Watch the video for yourself, and make your own conclusions about the numbers of people walking in the March for Life this year.
More videos of the march here. Thanks to Maureen for putting all the videos together.
Friday, May 15, 2015
Justin Trudeau supports woman's right to kill unborn child
While we were out yesterday showing our support for actual (pre-born) human rights, Justin Trudeau was tweeting his support for the fictional right to kill unborn children.
Tell the TTC we love the CPC ads
The pro-abortions are at it again. They have a petition going, to take down a crisis pregnancy care centre ad, on the Toronto Transit Commission's buses:
"Pregnancy Care Centers are anti-choice and are known to provide women with false medical information on abortions. They use scare tactics and christian propaganda to influence people's decisions. In Canada, by law all women are allowed a safe and affordable abortion.
To be able to make the best decisions for ourselves, we MUST receive accurate information.
We ask that the Toronto Transit Commision [sic] Advertising Review Working Group see that the ad goes against Canadian views on women's access and health, and to remove the ad."Their claim above is a fairy tale. In actual fact, CPCs do not provide women with false medical information or use scare tactics.
In case any of those pro-abortions would like to read some actual facts on these centres, I suggest they get their heads out of Alice in Wonderland's book, and read this.
They might learn some actual truths about CPCs, and even though the facts may be very hard for them to grasp, I'm sure if they try real hard they can do it. They just need to try.
I also suggest that we all contact the TTC with our own emails in support of this ad.
Sample letter:
I'm [delighted/pleased/happy] to see advertisements from Pregnancy Care Centres on the TTC. Pregnancy Care Centres are centres known to provide women with complete & accurate information on sexual health and abortions. They are known to use real data as well as actual videos and pictures to influence people`s decisions. Please continue these ads. To read more about the good CPCs do in Canada, please read here: http://run-with-life.blogspot.ca/2014/07/why-joyce-arthurs-report-is-harmful-to.html Thank you.Please make sure you use the TTC compliment form here.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
March for life Ottawa 2015
Today was the March for Life in Ottawa. According to the Ottawa Citizen, the RCMP said there were 8000 people. The organizers of the March said there was 25,000.
Look for yourself.
The first two pictures below are from the front lawn of Parliament Hill.
The third picture below was taken on Elgin St. at the beginning of the march. You can see the people all the way down the street. I stopped taking pictures at that point, and switched to video. I continued taping for over 30 minutes, and the people just kept on coming. (I hope to be able to post it tomorrow.)
There were definitely a lot more than 8000 people. I think the 25,000 number is more accurate.
This time there was a very small numbers of pro-abortions, who were staked out across from the human rights monument. Less than usual. They yelled at the beginning, but they pretty much stayed quiet after that. Which was surprising. We did see a handful more of noisy pro-aborts along the way. But that was it. Except for the couple of screamers on the Hill. Naked screamers I hear.
Look for yourself.
The first two pictures below are from the front lawn of Parliament Hill.
The third picture below was taken on Elgin St. at the beginning of the march. You can see the people all the way down the street. I stopped taking pictures at that point, and switched to video. I continued taping for over 30 minutes, and the people just kept on coming. (I hope to be able to post it tomorrow.)
There were definitely a lot more than 8000 people. I think the 25,000 number is more accurate.
This time there was a very small numbers of pro-abortions, who were staked out across from the human rights monument. Less than usual. They yelled at the beginning, but they pretty much stayed quiet after that. Which was surprising. We did see a handful more of noisy pro-aborts along the way. But that was it. Except for the couple of screamers on the Hill. Naked screamers I hear.
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