We’ve talked a lot about this phenomenon that really began in earnest in the middle of the coronavirus hoax: Western backed NGOs are forcing a vagino-anal agenda on the third world.

It’s particularly been hot in Latin America, where up until recently, they had pretty traditional Catholic values when it came to sluts and faggots.

In a very short period, these foreign meddlers running these organized top-down protest movements have managed to radically change the basic core culture in these countries.

This is the latest example.

The Guardian:

Colombia has decriminalised abortion during the first 24 weeks of pregnancy, adding to a recent string of legal victories for reproductive rights in Latin America.

The South American country’s constitutional court ruled five against four to decriminalise the procedure on Monday evening. The decision follows a series of rulings in Mexico and Argentina that lowered barriers to abortion.

Previously, abortion in Colombia was allowed only where there was a risk to the life or health of the pregnant mother; the existence of life-threatening foetal malformations; or when the pregnancy was the result of rape, incest or non-consensual artificial insemination.

“We celebrate this ruling as a historic victory for the women’s movement in Colombia that has fought for decades for the recognition of their rights,” said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International, in a statement. “Women, girls and people able to bear children are the only ones who should make decisions about their bodies.”

“Now, instead of punishing them, the Colombian authorities will have to recognise their autonomy over their bodies and their life plans,” Guevara-Rosas, went on to say.

As the ruling was handed down, protesters in favour of access to abortion clad in green – the colour adopted by the pro-choice movement – celebrated in front of Colombia’s constitutional court in downtown Bogotá, the capital. Anti-abortion protesters also demonstrated against the ruling.

Abortion rights groups, collectively known as the Green Wave, sued to have abortion removed from the penal code. The movement had previously seen the constitutional court decide not to rule on the matter several times in the past two years.

Reproductive rights groups estimate that as many as 400,000 abortions are performed each year in Colombia, with only 10% carried out legally. During 2020, at least 26,223 unsafe abortions were carried out across Colombia, according to Profamilia – a local reproductive healthcare provider.

This thing is called “Profamilia”

According to Causa Justa, a Colombian women’s rights coalition, at least 350 women were convicted or sanctioned for abortions between 2006 and mid-2019, including at least 20 girls under the age of 18.

Latin America, a traditionally conservative region with a powerful Catholic and evangelical Christian lobby, has some of the world’s most restrictive abortion laws, often banning the procedure outright. In El Salvador, dozens of women have been jailed for homicide after suffering obstetric emergencies.

Maybe El Salvador will hold the line.

Bitcoin fixes feminism, after all.

“We applaud the constitutional court’s legal and political courage in recognising that women and girls are not second-class citizens,” said Paula Avila-Guillen, an international human rights lawyer and executive director of the Women’s Equality Center, based in New York. “In constitutionally protecting our autonomy over our own bodies and lives, the court is changing the lives of millions of vulnerable women and girls disproportionally harmed by abortion restrictions.”

“We celebrate with Colombia’s Green Wave movement as the country becomes the third Latin American country to decriminalise abortion in the last two years,” Avila-Guillen said. “We know this will have a ripple effect in other countries in Latin America that have yet to take this step toward human rights and social justice.”

Mexico’s supreme court decriminalised abortion last year, while parliamentarians in Ecuador last week eased regulations which now allow access to abortion in cases of rape.

We gnash our teeth and rend our clothing, crying out about how the boomers gave away Western Christian civilization and embrace all of this nightmare material.

But watching the third world go full vagino-anal at sonic speed almost makes me feel a little bit better about how long it took for the Jews to destroy Western society.

Of course, if there had been iPhones during the 1960s and 1970s, the American boomer probably would have broken at the same pace.

What’s really amazing is seeing how quickly the Moslems are cracking. I never liked Moslems, but I always respected the fact that they beat up women and force them to wear trashbags over their bodies in public, and execute homosexuals.

But at this rate, it won’t be long until the Black Rock in Mecca is turned into a gay disco surrounded by clinics with abortion on demand.

A Berks County man is charged with raping a teenage girl, while the girl’s field hockey coach is charged with covering up the crime.

Rafael Gomez-Echavarria, 23, of Reading, is accused of raping the girl inside a hotel room in Lower Swatara Township, Dauphin County, on the morning of August 4th.

Alicia Colon, 25, of Exeter Township, is accused of telling the girl to ‘forget’ about the rape and failing to report it to police.

Colon was a field hockey coach at Kutztown Area High School.

Investigators say the 16-year-old was with Colon to watch the Keystone Games in Harrisburg.

Police tell WFMZ-TV that the victim’s parents agreed to the teen having a ‘girl’s night’ with Colon and two other people.

However, police said, Colon invited three men back to their room, including Gomez-Echavarria, and the girl began to feel ‘uncomfortable.’

The girl told police she was asleep on the floor when Gomez-Echavarria allegedly began kissing her neck. Police said the girl told him to stop five times before he complied and left her alone.

However, investigators say, the girl woke up two hours later as Gomez-Echavarria allegedly touched her inappropriately then raped her.

The girl told police she didn’t scream because she was afraid Gomez-Echavarria would hurt her. Gomez-Echavarria then allegedly told her it was “our little secret” and went to sleep.

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