Karrueche Reveals She Had Abortion By Rapper Drake

Drake done got himself in a whole HEAP of trouble messing around with Chris “Beat a Brother Down” Brown’s girl and now she’s revealing that the rapper got her pregnant.

Karrueche posted that she didn’t tell anyone, because she simply was afraid for her life. “Dealing with Chris Brown, I figured it was either my life or the babies.

So it was a no brainer” Said Karrueche on her instagram page revealing that she was pregnant by grammy nominated rapper Drake. Karrueche revealed she was pregnant by rapper Drake earlier this year while Chris Brown and out of fear for her life she aborted the baby.

Things have been heating up between Karrueche and Chris Brown after the singer/rapper took to the stage and said “F*ck that B*tch” in front of a packed crowd revealing that he was now single.

“I seen what happen with Rihanna and all she did was give him lip. I gave another n**ga a baby, so I didn’t want to know how he’d react” Said Karrueche before deleting the pictures in a series of post on her Instagram and Twitter accounts.

Karrueche posted a message to her Instagram after Chris went on stage and announced their break up:

Chris and Karrueche’s relationship has had a number of ups and downs and many accusations of them both cheating on each other her with Drake and him with long time love Rihanna, but through thick and thin she held him down.

Even though as you can see above he says she only visited him one time while he was incarcerated for over four months in Los Angeles.

As of now there has been no response from Chris, but Los Angeles Police Department has been dispatched to Karrueche’s known residence in case things get out of hand or in this case …into Chris Brown’s hands. What do y’all think about this whole mess of a relationship?

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Chile cathedral shut in abortion row

27 July 2013 Last updated at 03:01 ET Most of the protesters were peaceful but a group broke away and vandalised the cathedral The Catholic cathedral in the Chilean capital Santiago is to remain closed for five days after it was vandalised by pro-abortion activists on Thursday.

About 5,000 protesters marched through Santiago in support of an 11-year-old girl who was raped, fell pregnant and is not allowed to have an abortion.

Some 100 demonstrators entered the cathedral, wrecking confessional booths and shouting insults at worshippers.

Abortion, even for medical reasons or in cases of rape, is illegal in Chile.

It was banned during the rule of Gen Augusto Pinochet, the military dictator who governed Chile from 1973 to 1990.

Continue reading the main story Outright ban in El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Chile, Honduras, Haiti, SurinameCuba, Guyana, Puerto Rico and Uruguay have most liberal lawsBrazil’s senate is currently debating legalisation of terminations during the first 12 weeksMore than four million abortions carried out each yearBetween 1995 and 2008 some 95% were considered to be unsafe

Sources: World Health Organization, Guttmacher Institute

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said his government “rejected” the protesters’ actions, calling them “intolerant”.

The cathedral will now be closed for five days so that it can be cleaned up and graffiti sprayed by the protesters removed.

The protest was sparked by the case of an 11-year-old girl named only as Belen.

She became pregant after she was raped repeatedly over a two-year period by her mother’s boyfriend, who has since been arrested.

Belen appeared on TV, saying she would be happy to have the child. President Pinera praised her for her “depth and maturity”, sparking an outcry.

Chile is one of only two countries in South America where abortion is strictly illegal.

Former President Michelle Bachelet, who is running for re-election in November, has called for abortion to be legalised in cases where the mother’s life is in danger.

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Irish lawmakers agonise over abortion vote

DUBLIN Ireland (AP) — After decades of delay and months of argument, Ireland’s lawmakers agonised yesterday over government plans to pass an abortion bill for the first time in this predominantly Catholic country.

Prime Minister Enda Kenny acceded to lawmakers’ demands for an extended round-the-clock debate of the bill, which would authorise abortions for medical emergencies.His concession meant that the vote, long scheduled for Wednesday night, was pushed into the early hours of Thursday as lawmakers debated 165 potential amendments. The government rejected them all.Outside more than 100 anti-abortion protesters, who had spent the night reciting prayers with rosary beads beside the entrance to the Parliament building, vowed to spend a second night kneeling on the spot in hopes of inspiring lawmakers to rebel against Kenny. “Keep abortion illegal — babies can LIVE without it,” their placards read.But Kenny enjoys the largest parliamentary majority in Irish history, so the bill’s passage appeared certain. The bill already received overwhelming backing in an initial vote last week.While Ireland officially outlaws abortion in all circumstances, its laws on the matter have been muddled since 1992, when the Supreme Court ruled that abortion should be legal in cases where doctors deem a woman’s life at risk from continued pregnancy — including, most controversially, from her own threats to commit suicide if denied one.Six previous governments refused to back the judgment, citing the suicide grounds as open to abuse by abortion-seekers. But Ireland faced renewed pressure to pass legislation on medical-emergency abortions after the European Court of Human Rights ruled in 2011 that Ireland’s inaction meant that pregnant women in medical crises faced potentially dangerous delays in receiving terminations in neighboring England, where abortion was legalized in 1967.Still, Kenny’s government didn’t draft its abortion bill until after the legal limbo was widely blamed for killing a woman in an Irish hospital last year. In that case, a woman 17 weeks pregnant with her first child was diagnosed with a miscarriage, but doctors refused her pleas for an abortion and said they couldn’t act until the fetal heartbeat stopped. The delay contributed to her contraction of fatal blood poisoning.The bill proposes that one doctor’s opinion is sufficient for a woman in an immediate emergency to receive an abortion; a woman facing life-threatening complications would need two doctors’ support for an abortion; and a suicidal woman would need her threats to be verified as credible by three doctors — including two psychiatrists — for an abortion to be permitted.Kenny’s traditionally conservative party, Fine Gael, does face a damaging split, with at least five of his lawmakers most ardently opposed to abortion poised to vote against it — a rebellion that Kenny has promised to punish by barring them from re-election.One of the Fine Gael rebels, Peter Mathews, said the bill if passed would put Ireland on to a slippery slope toward easy access abortion.“That is a shocking reality: the gift of life being snuffed out,” Mathews said. “Wars and famines come and go, but abortion stays with a society and eats at its heart.”But left-wing lawmakers who want wider access to abortion denounced the bill as weak-willed and cowardly. They all intended to support the bill as a small first step toward achieving their goal. That side of the house includes Kenny’s coalition partners in the Labour Party and dozens of opposition lawmakers, including from the Irish nationalist Sinn Fein party.

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