" The legislature of the Isle of Man is debating a radical new abortion law which would permit the killing of unborn children up to birth and could lead to the imprisonment of doctors who refuse to perform abortions."

Instead of birth tourism ,Britain is going to have abortion tourism? And what are they doing with late term children after "abortion"? Resuscitating them and selling them?

1969:Abortion No longer a Crime per Dr. Richard Day, a former Medical Director of Planned Parenthood-World Population and a Rockefeller protégée

" Dr. Day gave his historic speech describing the "New World System" to the Pittsburgh Pediatric Society on March 20, 1969. Titled, "Family Planning: Infant Mortality, Gene Frequency, Abortion and Other Considerations," Day's speech described in broad strokes, the New World System which he said was already in place and functioning. In his lengthy discussion of population control, he stated that in the future there would be "sex without reproduction" (aka contraception, sterilization, abortion) and "reproduction without sex" (in vitro fertilization, artificial insemination). Day's comment on homosexuality followed on the heels of his prediction that "Abortion will no longer be a crime," — that it would be accepted as normal and be paid for by taxes for those who could not pay for their own abortions. This was four years before Roe vs. Wade.

This is the island that Pedophile Jimmy Savile in the 1960's worked as a DJ offshore on the radio ship Caroline. His chauffeur (and alleged procurer) came from Isle of Man. Manx residents are considered British citizens but their laws differ from Britain. For example, a convicted pedophile in Isle of Man isn't tracked in England unless there's a specific court mandate from Isle of Man. Many of England's offshore islands have bad reputations for child abuse: https://www.oye.news/news/tyranny/corruption/islands-of-terror/

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/british-island-with-only-83000-people-about-to-pass-one-of-worlds-most-extr

http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/engel/110324