The group Heartbeat International has put together a video answering the question, “What would women do if there were no Planned Parenthood?”
You can watch it on Facebook or below.
With a network that is saving over 3,000 lives a week in the USA alone, it is easy to see that pregnancy help is the answer!
Posted by Heartbeat International on Tuesday, August 4, 2015
The Center for Medical Progress has released five undercover videos as part of an investigation into the procedures Planned Parenthood affiliates use when performing abortions and delivering aborted fetal remains to researchers.
The videos have raised several allegations, including,
With so much information surfacing so quickly because of these videos, it can be difficult to keep track of how many videos have been released and what is contained in each one. Below is a brief synopsis of each video. (more…)
The Center for Medical Progress has released yet another video in its series documenting meetings with Planned Parenthood officials from around the country.
The latest video covers a meeting with a representatives of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast. Undercover investigators met with Melissa Farrell, Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast’s Director of Research, to discuss the “specimens” (i.e. organs and tissue from aborted babies) Planned Parenthood has to offer researchers.
Over the course of the meeting, Ms. Farrell describes the “diversification of revenue” she offers Planned Parenthood–apparently through the “reimbursements” Planned Parenthood receives in exchange for the fetal remains it “donates” to researchers.
Conversation also touched on the availability of “intact fetal cadavers” from abortions–that is, aborted babies that have not been dismembered by the abortion process. When asked if doctors could change the abortion procedure to maximize the number of “specimens” available for research, Ms. Farrell replied,
“Yeah, so if we alter our process, and we are able to obtain intact fetal cadavers, then we can make it part of the budget, that any dissections are this [much money], and splitting the specimens into different shipments is this [much money]. I mean that’s–it’s all just a matter of line items.”
Federal law prohibits “alteration of the timing, method, or procedures used to terminate the pregnancy” in order to procure fetal tissue for research. In other words, it arguably is illegal to change an abortion procedure in order to maximize the likelihood of procuring an intact liver or other organ for researchers.