{"id":285276,"date":"2023-02-21T14:40:54","date_gmt":"2023-02-21T20:40:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.liveaction.org\/news\/?p=285276"},"modified":"2023-02-24T18:03:11","modified_gmt":"2023-02-25T00:03:11","slug":"group-funded-george-soros-attack-pregnancy-centers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.liveaction.org\/news\/group-funded-george-soros-attack-pregnancy-centers\/","title":{"rendered":"Group funded by billionaire George Soros goes on attack against pregnancy help centers"},"content":{"rendered":"
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While the mainstream media continues to ignore the abortion industry’s abuses, alleged white supremacy, and\u00a0allegations of racism<\/a>, both the media and abortion industry allies have chosen to instead level their ire at the work of pregnancy help centers (also referred to as “pregnancy resource centers” and “crisis pregnancy centers”), which offer women and families alternatives to abortion and material help for them and their children.<\/p>\n

The Tech Transparency Project (TTP) is a research initiative of Campaign for Accountability (CFA) \u2014 which is\u00a0funded<\/a>\u00a0by George Soros’ Open Society Foundations. TTP has made claims that pregnancy help centers (PHCs) are \u201cfake abortion clinics\u201d and claimed<\/a> that Google<\/a> helps PHCs to “target low-income women.” But consider the source: Open Society is a radically\u00a0pro-abortion organization<\/a>,\u00a0funding<\/a> organizations like Planned Parenthood and\u00a0NARAL<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Low-income women who find themselves pregnant appear to have the greatest need for pregnancy assistance, and therefore, it makes sense that they are the main clientele of pregnancy help centers and their services which are offered completely free to women and families in need, regardless of income. However, those same low-income women are also the main “target market” of the abortion industry, which offers none of its services for free… and that industry’s main “service” for pregnant women is abortion.<\/p>\n

Clear pro-abortion bias<\/h4>\n

TTP, which was formed in 2016,\u00a0claims online<\/a> that that it is “an information and research hub for journalists, academics, policymakers and members of the public interested in exploring\u00a0the influence of the major technology platforms on politics, policy.” It openly admits that it is “a research initiative” of pro-abortion Campaign for Accountability (CFA), which\u00a0has an entire project<\/a>\u00a0devoted to dismantling what they call \u201canti-choice\u201d groups.<\/p>\n

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Tech Transparency Project TTP funded by George Soros Open Society<\/p><\/div>\n

CFA has\u00a0previously<\/a> called on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to \u201cseize the website domains\u201d for any group that markets the abortion pill reversal (APR) protocol (which is simply the administration<\/a> of the hormone progesterone<\/a>, as has been done for decades safely<\/a> in cases of threatened miscarriage). The CFA also\u00a0sent a\u00a0letter<\/a>\u00a0asking the FDA to\u00a0pull websites<\/a>\u00a0of pro-life organizations that advertise the abortion pill\u00a0reversal\u00a0(APR) protocol. Progesterone is meant to counter the effects of the abortion pill mifepristone, which acts to block the pregnancy hormone progesterone in order to deprive the growing preborn child of nutrients.<\/p>\n