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What Have We Become? Worship at the feet of Molech · The Slippery Slope

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What have we become? We as a modern society are so
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wrapped up in our delusion of what we are, who we are, our own
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self importance, self aggrandisement.
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So wrapped up in the desire for choice, the illusion of choice.
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So wrapped up in our own selfish desires to do what we want, to
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follow our own lusts, our own desires.
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Completely ignoring the word of God, Completely ignoring or
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pushing aside morality. Completely ignoring justice for
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the most innocent of people. And yet you see now in our
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society where we can justify just about anything, actually, I
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think we are there when we can justify the murder of the most
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innocent in our society, we can justify anything.
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And yet other things, other things in our society which
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people get so distraught over, this ability to play the victim
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over every perceived insult. What have we become in
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Australia, in Queensland, this society in First Kings 11/7.
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It tells us that Solomon, in one of the most unwise decisions of
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his reign as king of Israel, ordered Pagan temples to be
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erected. One of these Pagan deities was
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Molech. The Lord had forbidden Pagan
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worship and named Molech. Specifically, Solomon and his
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people had fallen into a period of apostasy from the ways of the
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Lord. So, as we read in Leviticus
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1321, the worship of Molech included infanticide.
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Specifically, it included the murder of infants as a Pagan
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sacrifice. And for many years it was
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thought that Molech was one of the Pagan deities of the
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Canaanites. However, there's now debate
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existing among scholars as to whether he is actually a
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Venetian Pagan deity. Whatever the case may be, God
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was very clear in his prohibition of Molech worship
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and sacrifices. According to Scripture, worship
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took place primarily in the Hinnom Valley at Topheth a
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valley, a place in the valley that translates to Pit of Flame.
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In Second Kings 2310, Molech is usually depicted as a bull
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headed anthropomorphic deity which was heated into glowing
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like flames heated up then as as the pinnacle of worship.
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An infant, let that sink in, an infant would be placed in his
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hands of this red hot idol, placed on the hands of this red
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hot burning idol, while his devotees listen to the infant
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cry as it burned to death before their eyes.
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Such worship demonstrates such a depth of depravity, such a
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disregard for the sanctity of life, innocent life, that only
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the most moral degenerate could justify it.
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And yet here we sit in 2025 in Queensland, in Australia as a
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whole, and we allow the termination.
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It's called abortion. We allow the murder of unborn
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children up until birth in this country of ours.
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We, we recently had this election in Queensland and we
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got a new premier. However, the new premier, which
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I thought, you know, would be a good thing, decided that, that
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he didn't want to discuss abortion.
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He didn't want any of the ministers, he didn't want any of
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the people within the LNP or other supporters pushing back
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against the abortion laws that we have.
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He didn't want any debate about it, so he passed unprecedented
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gag orders on abortion debate. It was an an ambush motion
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introduced by our new premier David Christopher Lee.
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It was aimed at preventing potential public disunity in the
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LNP ranks by ensuring MPs won't be forced into a conscience
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vote. The QLD parliament's been banned
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from debate on abortion for four years, Four years.
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They cannot debate it at all. The motion also requires any
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motion or amendment seeking to have the House, seeking to have
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the House express its views on abortion, to be ruled out of
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order. Opposite out of order.
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I would say, David, Chris, fully, you are out of order.
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You are out of order. This is one of the most
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disgusting, most disgusting, most disgusting parliamentary
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acts I've ever heard of. In Queensland, a Criminal Code
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from 1899 section 313, killing an unborn child, says in
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subsection 1 any person who, when another person is about to
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be delivered of a child, prevents the child from being
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born alive by any act or a mission of such a nature that if
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the child had been born alive and had then died, the person
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would be deemed to have unlawfully killed the child, is
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guilty of a crime and is liable to imprisonment for life.
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Section 2 says any person who unlawfully assaults another
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person who was pregnant with a child and destroys the life of
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or does grievous bodily harm to or transmits a serious disease
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to the child before its birth commits a crime.
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However, abortion Subsection 1A, a person does not commit an
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offence against subsection one by performing a termination or
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assisting in the performance of a termination.
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We, we name these, we name these things, these acts, you know,
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make it a bit more palatable if we call it a termination, if we
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call something an abortion, if we don't call it by the word
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that, you know, would ring ugly in our ears, like calling it a
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homicide, calling it murder, termination of pregnancy, live
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births has been, well, the debate has been raging for quite
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a while. So now we have an amendment Bill
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2024. And I'm going to read through a
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couple of explanatory notes. The short title termination of
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pregnancy Live Births Amendment Bill for 2024.
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So Queensland law allows medical practitioners to perform
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termination of pregnancy on a woman throughout pregnancy,
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throughout, throughout, OK, all the way up, all the way up to
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birth. Unlike similar laws in South
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Australia and NSW, the QLD Termination of Pregnancy Act is
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silent on what happens when a child is born alive as a result
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of the termination of pregnancy procedure.
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While instances are rare, that's what they tell you they're rare.
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Queensland babies do survive late term abortions and are born
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alive, according to government figures.
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Remember, this is rare. Between 2010 and 2015, 204 of
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these rare babies were born alive after a termination
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procedure aged 20 weeks or more. More recent research suggests
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the number of babies born alive in these circumstances in
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Queensland is growing and the 2010 to 2020 figures stands at
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328 babies born alive. 328 rare cases where they were born alive
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following a termination procedure in QLD.
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One known case of a pre viable baby born alive and left to die
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in Queensland is that of Xanthia, unexpectedly born alive
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at 19 weeks after an abortion at the Royal Brisbane and Women's
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Hospital. Xanthia was left to die alone
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for 7 minutes without being held.
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In 2018, the study reported in the Journal of Obstetrics and
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Gynaecology reviewed 241 late term abortions without foetus
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side on babies between 20 to 24 weeks gestation and found that
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more than half the babies were born alive without, with a
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median time of survival of 32 minutes.
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One baby surviving for over 4 hours 267 minutes just allowed
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to lay there and die 4 hours. Presently, Queensland's Health
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Queensland Health's Termination of Pregnancy clinical guideline
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provides some general guidance, general guidance as to how
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medical practitioners are to treat a baby born alive
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following a late term abortion. The guidelines state the
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following in section 543. Born with signs of life, Live
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birth following a termination of pregnancy is an uncommon.
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I mean there's only over 300 of them in the last, you know, in a
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10 year period. So it's uncommon.
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In an uncommon outcome, if a baby is born with signs of life,
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provide care appropriate to the individual clinical
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circumstances and in accordance with best practise guidelines.
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Sounds just a little bit vague, don't you think?
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The response by Health Minister to a question asked on notice
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clarifies that best practise guidelines refers to the QLD
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clinical guideline Termination of pregnancy.
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This guideline stipulates that in instances where a baby is
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born with signs of life and survival is determined to be
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unlikely, the guidelines state that active treatment is not
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recommended. Not recommended.
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But here we are anyway. In 2025, my opinion, still
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worshipping at the feet of Molech.
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Because everyone wants their own choice.
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Everyone wants that right to choose.
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Everyone wants their own opinions counted for their own,
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their their freedom to to navigate through life and be
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damned with anything that gets in their way.
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You know, we can do whatever we like and we don't want any
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repercussions for it. We can sleep with whomever we
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want to want, have sex anytime, anywhere.
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And if there's a pregnancy, it doesn't matter.
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I can abort that pregnancy at any time because it's my right.
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Right to choose, my right to choose.
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But is it really your right to choose?
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Or are we just worshipping at the feet of Molech like they did
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thousands of years ago? And then tell me if it's your
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right to choose, you tell me which point, At which point
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should you be able to kill a baby?
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This is a baby. Should you be able to kill a
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baby all the way up to the very end?
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Because we can at the moment, that's what we can.
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So is that is that right all the way up to the very end?
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That's when you should be able to murder a baby 30 to 30 weeks.
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How about that point where the baby is fully formed?
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It can be born alive, It is a fully formed human being.
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Or is it OK to kill a baby at week 14?
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You know when? When the heart is pumping blood
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throughout the body all the time.
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What about week week 15 when a baby has taste buds?
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Adult adults taste buds. How about month 4?
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When bone marrow is beginning to form in inside the child, how
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about how about if it's is it OK about week 9 and 10 when baby's
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teeth are already beginning to form, its fingernails are
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already beginning to develop. Is that OK?
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What if we look at two months, 2 month old baby forming inside
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the female, the mum, two months. They can turn their head, they
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can frown, the baby can hiccup. Is that all right to murder the
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child at that point? Is that OK to kill?
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How about if you go back to week four?
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Only four weeks. At the end of week 4, the baby
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is already 10,000 times larger than the fertilised egg. 4
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weeks, 10,000 times larger. There's already the beginnings
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of eyes, legs and hands. At 4 weeks there's already brain
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waves. Detectable mouth and lips are
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present. Fingernails are starting to
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form. How about week 3, you say?
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You know, week 3. Don't we all just consider it to
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be a clump of cells? Week 3?
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By the end of week 3, the baby's backbone and spinal column, the
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backbone, spinal column, nervous system of forming the liver and
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the kidney, kidneys and intestines are beginning to take
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shape. So we're, we're here where
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exactly where exactly do you think all, all these people, all
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you people, if anyone's watching this and you are pro choice up
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to birth, just pro choice at all, Whereabouts at that
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timeline do you think it is OK to murder the child because it's
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just your personal convenience issue?
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Where do you think that you're you're right to drag a baby out
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by the feet out of the mother except for the head stick
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scissors in there, ram it into the baby's skull, RIP the skull
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open, suck the brains out, crushing it, and then pull it
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out? Where do you wait?
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What timeline? Do you think the people should
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have the right to do that to another developing, sometimes
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fully developed human being? We treat the killing of unborn
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who are literally the most innocent among us.
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We treat the killing of these human beings as more nothing
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more than just an issue of convenience and choice.
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They're not a ball of tissue. They are not a cluster of cells.
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It's not a termination of pregnancy.
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It's a termination of human life.
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It's the murder of a human being.
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The notion that you get to choose things in this life.
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You don't. You don't get to choose another
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human being's death. You don't get to choose that to
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say it's my decision where and when and how to have this baby.
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That's that's an individual human being.
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And if that baby were outside the womb and you, you put a
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knife in through that baby's chest, you'd be charged with
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murder. But if you kill it in the womb,
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we call it a human, right. I'm just going to go to this
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video of doctor, Doctor Howe describing Dr Joanna Howe
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describing a procedure called abortion by induction.
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Just want you to listen, listen to exactly what happens.
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This is one of the procedures used, the most disgusting.
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This method of abortion is used to end the life of a baby after
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22 weeks and six days and until birth.
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And we do this right here in Queensland, which is the
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injection of potassium chloride into the baby's heart to kill
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the baby and then induction so that the mother goes through
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labour to to deliver the baby dead.
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Oh but in in Australia the good thing is you have a late term
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abortion like this. The government then pays the mum
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$4000. My name is Joanna Howe and I'm a
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professor of law. Today I'm going to describe an
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abortion by induction. The abortion procedure is
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performed in a hospital and the abortionist uses an ultrasound
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to see the baby. The ultrasound is used to obtain
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A4 chamber view of the baby's heart and the baby's heart rate
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is recorded. Given the chance of a live birth
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following an abortion increases with advancing gestation,
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abortions at this stage involve feticide.
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Feticide comes from the Latin stem word side which means to
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kill, and foetus which means child.
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The purpose of feticide is therefore to kill the child.
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A long needle is inserted through the mother's abdomen
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into the uterus. Guided by the ultrasound, the
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abortionist injects the needle of potassium chloride into the
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left ventricle of the heart. Following feticide, the mother
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takes labour inducing drugs. The mother then goes through
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labour and delivers her baby stillborn.
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The dead baby is immediately removed from the room and taken
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away. As the baby's death is a result
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of abortion, the baby does not receive a birth certificate or a
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death certificate. The mother receives $4225.00
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from the government as part of the stillborn parenting payment.
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If the mother in hospital decline a funeral, of what
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formation, the baby is discarded as medical waste and placed in
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the bin.