Yes, selling baby parts is a humanitarian effort on the part of PP, lol.
"Aborted pregnancy tissue donation and research are humanitarian undertakings..."
“Undertakings”?
Oh, my. Perhaps someone needs a new thesaurus, but “undertakings” is exactly the business of Planned Parenthood in the hundreds of thousands a year. That language underscores the hypocrisy of claiming to conduct “humanitarian” activities based on the destruction of human beings. It’s a ghastly and ghoulish argument even if no money changed hands, but especially so when the organization’s top medical officer cooly discusses cash exchanges for intact organs while sipping wine with her lunch. And let’s not forget the dichotomy of claiming that aborted babies are nothing but “clumps of cells” on one hand, and marketing intact organs on the other."
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PP: I think for affiliates, at the end of the day, they’re a non-profit, they just don’t want to—they want to break even. And
if they can do a little better than break even, and do so in a way that seems reasonable, they’re happy to do that."
Nice.
"Nucatola’s description of Planned Parenthood training demonstrates
a violation of federal law:
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"Nucatola describes how she herself violates this law, and how Planned Parenthood trains providers to do so as well:
Buyer: So, I guess cell viability is a concern right? So, some of the intactness of the specimens is a pretty big deal.
PP: Yea, so that’s where we kind of get into an ethical situation, because what I think most providers don’t want to have do, they don’t want- In terms of the steps and the preparation, and getting them to the actual procedure, you know, if you really want an intact specimen, the more dilation, the better. Is the clinic gonna you know, put in another set of laminaria to do something different? I think they’d prefer not to. For example, what I’m dealing with now, if I know what they’re looking for, I’ll just keep it in the back of my mind, and try to at least keep that part intact. But, I generally don’t do extra dilation. I won’t put in an extra set of laminaria, or add an extra day, that’s going to add significant cost of expense to everybody."
"According to Nucatola, Planned Parenthood trains its staff to change the procedures when they need to transfer fetal organs — and whether one considers that a sale or a paid-for donation, that in itself violates federal law. Nucatola’s inadvertent deposition exposes a great deal of wrongdoing. Even the best PR flacks can’t cover this up."
New Planned Parenthood spin Organ harvesting sales a humanitarian undertaking Hot Air