Still life of Maurice Caillet

It is the kind of writer who tells the same thing in all his books.
I thought this book, especially given coverage, talk of what really abortion and its psychological effects on the woman and the man (always forget to say even if it is true that abortion is more often the will of man).
There is nothing, I expected due in 3 pages. The author recounts his journey again, this time more focused on its past activity. It is a kind of mea culpa, that is to say that it speaks only of him. The baby on the cover photo has no place in this book.
His analysis on freedom according to Masonic design that is to say Republican is good, pity he has understood a little late. He was a worshiper of progress, science and reason which we notice in the Western world the consequences. He was a hedonistic convinced to be part of those who understood due to their social statutes, he had to get to 33 degrees.
He returned to the dressing rooms despising other forms of thought. Today is no longer M.Caillet mason, he came closer to the truth that is to say, the natural law, but left for other dogmas and returned in another world religion. This book would be almost more than a fight against Christian proselytizing abortion.
I'm not saying that what he says is all bad, but I find that the Catholic faith is no longer topical therefore inefficient to educate those who are in doubt as to a possible abortion. It would be welcome to do everything to keep this child, and put a little bit of ethics, responsibility and dignity in educating people rather than trivialize it. The consequence is we hear this kind of delusional speech that says the fetus is a mass of cells. Speeches particularly among leftists (which is not surprising, masonry being progressive in the possible, the PS is infested Mason, so their voters are those who hold the most this speech). You cut a piece of skin for a cell cluster, it will never give another baby. A fetus is a living being that the mother feels moving in her womb. Watch videos on youtube lines, the aborted fetus 8 weeks still move and measure seen eye to 5 cm. It is a small man. We know that at 8 weeks and even before he has everything, it is only a matter of growth. The reality is that a fetus is a small human being alive, and that abortion stops its growth, that is to say the killing. Abortion is killing her baby by taking the laws of the republic. This is the cause of trauma that will follow.
If France can give 700 euros / month to a stranger to the retirement age and having never contributed, it might give the same thing to a young woman who wants to keep her baby but who lack the means to be . Especially as M.Caillet rating, France justifies its immigration notably with the low birth rate of French. Well no, because the ideology of abortion is Freemason, is not helping the woman in distress, but to promote the freedom to enjoy her body as one pleases. Mr. Caillet well explains the meaning of "freedom" of the Masonic triptych "liberty, equality, fraternity".
I am not a Christian, but I find it absolutely outrageous that abortion is easier, trivialized, and that future moms or dads are not more informed about the reality that they are preparing to do so on psychological problems they suffer. Proof 70% of couples separate after abortion.
I am not against abortion, I am against the trivialization (200,000 / year in France!)

If you came across this book about the fact that Mr. Caillet was a mason, and that you're interested, the writings of Mr. Caillet on masonry are pretty good but it remains in the politically correct, so do not arouse much consciences. Excluding consciences can be awakened by knowing the faces of those who run them. Which directs France is Freemasonry since the fall of 2nd Empire, when the republic settled permanently. The republic a regime created by the Freemasons. Secularism is his new religion (words masons themselves, eg Vincent peillon visible on youtube). The etymology of "secular" word is "ignorant". Masonry gives the people the religion of ignorance. As long as the mass does not arise the question of why this religion, and that's what Freemasonry, no taking of popular consciousness.
I do not have Christianity in the heart, but I can recommend a book on the monumental masonry written by another Catholic, "Masonry and secret sects, the hidden side of history," of Epiphanius. This book does not discuss theories, it shows the facts and you will find a lot of quotations from their contexts and documents that make it compelling enough. You will understand why this world is wrong. If you have never read this kind of subject, "I was a Freemason" Maurice Caillet is a good start.