Dear Sirs,
Back on a very dark and dismal October day in 1967 one of the worst-ever laws in this country, the Abortion Act, was passed by Parliament. In 2017, if the Lord tarries, this dreadful law will be 50 years old. While pitiless and heartless pro-abortion activists will be celebrating this anniversary, there are countless numbers across the UK who will be lamenting. They are craving, and earnestly praying, for the day when the Abortion (1967) Act will be forever aborted. And no wonder, when one considers the appalling statistic that, up to the end of 2015, nearly 8.5 million babies have been aborted across the UK. Enough is enough.
Through your letters pages, I wish to inform your readers that I have written to all 650 MPs in the House of Commons asking them to consider the case for rescinding this Act. The letter, accompanied by a booklet Abortion: open your mouth for the dumb (published by the Banner of Truth Trust) was sent to MPs on 28 November 2016.
