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DennisTate
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This is the exact wording for a piece of legislation that could potentially save the lives of several dozen unborn Canadians each year.
At this time Canada has absolutely no legislation regarding the treatment of the unborn so doctors are free to take the life of a late term fetus who could possibly survive the attempted abortion. Their lives are ended by an injection of potassium chloride directly into their heart that incidentally are beating at 120 - 160 beats per minute even before they sense danger.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetal_heart_rate
//The fetal heart rate is faster that the normal heart rate of an adult. The younger the fetus the faster the rate. In middle and late pregnancy the fetal heart beat can be heard almost anywhere over the uterus depending on the position of the fetus. In the first trimester of pregnancy the fetal heart may be detected with an ultrasound machine. The sound is asynchronous and different from the maternal pulse that may be detected and heard in the nearby arteries (uterine arteries), called uterine souffle.
The normal fetal heart rate ranges from 120 to 160 beats per minute.//
Many active members of Canada’s Liberal Party applaud the courage of Conservative M.P. Rod Bruinooge who risks his own political career in order to do the best that he can to protect the lives of the unborn.
I would be honored to be chosen eventually to represent the Liberal Party in Central Nova in a federal or in a provincial election. If I was chosen as candidate at the federal level I definitely would introduce a bill to BAN INTRA-CARDIAC POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJECTIONS ON SINGLETONS.
For the record this proposed piece of legislation will not affect 99% of abortions that occur in Canada at this time which translates into it having a much greater chance of actually being passed if it gets to Canada’s Parliament. Technically this would be an anti-feticide law, not actually an anti-abortion law!
//Of course, in one sense, even if we did follow other countries’ lead, it wouldn’t change much. Suppose we set a time limit of 20 weeks. As it is, almost 90 per cent of abortions in Canada take place in the first 12 weeks — 99 per cent in the first 20. The Canadian Medical Association already recommends against performing abortions after viability, but for “exceptional circumstances.”// (Andrew Coyne)
macleans.ca/canada/national/article.jsp?content=20080709_112194_112194&page=4
Denise Mountenay: //
canadasilentnomore.com/
If you would like to greatly increase the probability of an already elected Canadian M.P. coopting this bill and putting it before Parliament please join my group, offer some comments and criticisms but also please post this thread to your friends who feel strongly about this issue:
facebook.com/group.php?gid=25829456480&v=app_2373072738&ref=ts#!/topic.php?uid=25829456480&topic=13394
“BAN INTRACARDIAC POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJECTIONS ON SINGLETONS.”
My Facebook group is entitled Tate 4 Central Nova.
At this time Canada has absolutely no legislation regarding the treatment of the unborn so doctors are free to take the life of a late term fetus who could possibly survive the attempted abortion. Their lives are ended by an injection of potassium chloride directly into their heart that incidentally are beating at 120 - 160 beats per minute even before they sense danger.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetal_heart_rate
//The fetal heart rate is faster that the normal heart rate of an adult. The younger the fetus the faster the rate. In middle and late pregnancy the fetal heart beat can be heard almost anywhere over the uterus depending on the position of the fetus. In the first trimester of pregnancy the fetal heart may be detected with an ultrasound machine. The sound is asynchronous and different from the maternal pulse that may be detected and heard in the nearby arteries (uterine arteries), called uterine souffle.
The normal fetal heart rate ranges from 120 to 160 beats per minute.//
Many active members of Canada’s Liberal Party applaud the courage of Conservative M.P. Rod Bruinooge who risks his own political career in order to do the best that he can to protect the lives of the unborn.
I would be honored to be chosen eventually to represent the Liberal Party in Central Nova in a federal or in a provincial election. If I was chosen as candidate at the federal level I definitely would introduce a bill to BAN INTRA-CARDIAC POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJECTIONS ON SINGLETONS.
For the record this proposed piece of legislation will not affect 99% of abortions that occur in Canada at this time which translates into it having a much greater chance of actually being passed if it gets to Canada’s Parliament. Technically this would be an anti-feticide law, not actually an anti-abortion law!
//Of course, in one sense, even if we did follow other countries’ lead, it wouldn’t change much. Suppose we set a time limit of 20 weeks. As it is, almost 90 per cent of abortions in Canada take place in the first 12 weeks — 99 per cent in the first 20. The Canadian Medical Association already recommends against performing abortions after viability, but for “exceptional circumstances.”// (Andrew Coyne)
macleans.ca/canada/national/article.jsp?content=20080709_112194_112194&page=4
Denise Mountenay: //
//
canadasilentnomore.com/
If you would like to greatly increase the probability of an already elected Canadian M.P. coopting this bill and putting it before Parliament please join my group, offer some comments and criticisms but also please post this thread to your friends who feel strongly about this issue:
facebook.com/group.php?gid=25829456480&v=app_2373072738&ref=ts#!/topic.php?uid=25829456480&topic=13394
“BAN INTRACARDIAC POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJECTIONS ON SINGLETONS.”
My Facebook group is entitled Tate 4 Central Nova.