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my conspiracy theory officially, less than 1% of women wanted this. it passed after 46 minutes of commons debate, without public consultation or evidence sessions, it was tagged onto a crime and policing bill while being the biggest change to abortion law since 1967 this is the same country that spent a decade covering up industrial scale raping gangs because they were afraid of "community relations" women getting pregnant from rapes nobody would prosecute, unable to legally terminate, ending up in courts that force questions nobody in government wants to answer so what do you do. you can't face the gangs issue because that means facing the corruption and the coverups. you can't arrest the girls because that leads back to the gangs again. so you make the abortions legal and stop talking about the rapes

The UK House of Lords has just legalised abortion up to birth. Women can now end the life of their unborn baby at any stage, for any reason, without legal consequences. A truly dark day for Britain.

“The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth” — George Orwell

This is a crusader song written during the Fifth Crusade in 1221 by obscure French troubadour Huon de Saint-Quentin. I attached English subtitles. Listen to this and imagine you're a 13th century crusader embarking on an overseas crusade together with other valorous knights!

Returning in 2026— The Chivalry Book Club January: Two Swords of Christ (Ibrahim) February: The Four Cardinal Virtues (Pieper) March: The Book of the Order of Chivalry (Lull) April: Ivanhoe (Scott) May: The Last Crusade (Carroll) June: Always With Honor (Wrangel) July: Idylls of the King (Tennyson) August: The Conquest of New Spain (Bernal Diaz) September: Beowulf October: The War in the Vendée (Hill) November: Religion and the Rise of Western Culture (Dawson) December: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight I'm aiming for a proper mix of history, literature, virtue ethics, and more, medieval and modern. The plan is to read the books and gather for Spaces at the end of the month to discuss. (Rumor has it that Raymond Ibrahim will be joining us at the end of January to talk his new book.) Some of these conversations might be open to all, but most will be for subscribers to the Chivalry Guild. We will also have more informal weekly Spaces for subscribers to discuss all things chivalric and chivalry-adjacent (virtue, vitality, history, politics, strategy, great men, etc). Sign up if interested and stay tuned!

> kidnapped by foreigners > taken into slavery in a strange foreign land > definitely not a global citizen, refugee, or immigrant > comes to know and love God in the several years of suffering forced upon him by foreigners > hears the call of an angel, escapes enslavement, returns home > becomes priest > realizes that his suffering has made him uniquely capable of a mission > returns to the land of his enslavement as God's messenger > changes the course of history