🦌 Instagram: @fleurmeston
London, England
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Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
🚨This UK pastor held a Sunday Service nearby a hospital, preaching on the Bible verse, “John 3:16”.
He didn’t mention abortion;
Yet he’s been criminally convicted of “influencing” theoretical passers-by who might be planning to have one.
‼️APPEAL TO BE HEARD THIS THURSDAY‼️👇
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
We call them the Baby Boomers and the title is fitting—they are the echos of the atomic bomb and an age that traded the wisdom of the elders for new science that promised to liberate women from their biology. This is how the baby bottle caused the boom.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
‘Why are the Green Party dreadful?’
‘I am Jewish and we’re very fearful.’
GB News’ @keith_bays speaks to Holborn and St Pancras constituents about who they have voted for in today’s by-election.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
📣 SECOND GUEST SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT: FLEUR ELIZABETH MESTON
We’re delighted to announce @fleurmeston as our second confirmed guest speaker for the Pro Life Campaign National Conference 2026!
Fleur is a London-based writer, political commentator and pro-life campaigner who advocates for the protection of vulnerable people and the dignity of every human life.
Her campaigning focuses on a range of important life issues, including abortion, assisted suicide and euthanasia. Through her writing, commentary and advocacy, Fleur contributes to public discussions on the protection of human life and the ethical questions surrounding these issues.
We look forward to welcoming Fleur to Dublin and hearing her perspective on the cultural and political conversations shaping the pro-life movement today.
📅 Saturday 17 October 2026
⏲️ 12 noon - 4:00pm
📍 The Gresham Hotel, O’Connell Street, Dublin 1
🎟️ Admission is free, but registration is required.
We would love for you to join us!
👉 Register now prolifecampaign.ie/plc2026/
#NationalConference2026 #ProLifeCampaign #FleurElizabethMeston #LoveBoth #TogetherForLife
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
Absolutely dire
Oxford is building a new neighbourhood on its west end
The design brief says it should 'use cues from the Oxford skyline'
The renders show modern geometric glass and brick buildings
Oxford's historic skyline is spires and carved stone
Nobody in Oxford can explain why a city built in stone is designing its expansion in the material that replaced it
@Gondor_Ind
Sense and Sensibility was so good but every time the “non-binary” actress playing Mr Palmer spoke, it gave me flashbacks to my all-girls school’s male roles in theatre productions and I couldn’t stop laughing.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
"We shouldn't even be debating this until we fix palliative care and social care."
Fleur (@fleurmeston) breaks down the decisive parliamentary defeat of the assisted dying bill, detailing how shifting political leadership and mounting scrutiny led 44 MPs to flip their stance and reject the legislation.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
New: Net migration accounted for 96.7% of the United Kingdom's population growth in 2025.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
"We can't trust all doctors just because they're doctors... if doctors opt out, you're only left with those who support it."
Fleur (@fleurmeston) discussed the terrifying reality of legalized assisted dying, highlighting how institutional selection bias leaves vulnerable patients at the mercy of ideologically driven medical practitioners.
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
And assisted suicide supporters tell us we wouldn't need to worry about coercion of the elderly and vulnerable if they got their way?
The Daily Telegraph’s scoop about the distressing circumstances of the great explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is remarkable.
If a famous, well-connected man can be so cut off from the outside world by his second wife in a succession of care homes, what must be happening to thousands, without powerful friends, in a similar situation?
✍️ Charles Moore
Article | spectator.com/article/how-lo… | @CharlesHMoore
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
Reminder: Similar complications have occurred after attempted assisted suicides. The idea that assisted suicide/euthanasia guarantee a 'peaceful' death is a myth.
According to one expert: "I am quite certain that assisted suicide is not painless or peaceful or dignified. In fact, in the majority of cases, it is a very painful death."
See spectator.com/article/last-r…
Christa Pike execution descends into chaos with child killer still alive after TWO lethal injection doses, her lawyer says trib.al/OvbyeuD
Fleur Elizabeth retweeted
Me when the bloke next to me on the tube starts FaceTiming on loud speaker at 8am
