The undercover investigation of Planned Parenthood’s abortion-and-organ-trading business demonstrated three undeniable facts, says the person who ran the careful and comprehensive operation.
First, “Planned Parenthood sells the body parts of the fetuses they abort,” and they make money from those sales, said David Daleiden, the 26-year-old director of the Center for Medical Progress.
Second, Planned Parenthood “changes the abortion procedure” in order to obtain intact specimens, he said during a webcast called “Stop Baby Parts Trafficking.” Basically, they will use the abortion method that produces the most valuable baby parts for sale to scientists.
Third, Planned Parenthood’s trafficking of fetal body parts is not an “isolated incident” but “goes up to the highest levels of the national organization.” The videos capture several high-ranking officials in the Planned Parenthood hierarchy speaking with full knowledge of what was going on.
During the webcast, Daleiden said that when Planned Parenthood faced allegations that it was trafficking aborted fetal body parts 15 years ago, “nobody made them own that reality.”
He noted the irony of Planned Parenthood’s trafficking in fetal body parts since, while unborn children “are not considered equal enough to deserve protection,” it is “precisely their humanity that makes them valuable.”
Daleiden added that he hopes the videos “trigger a lot more honesty” about abortion and the nation’s largest abortion provider.
The U.S. Congress is now in the midst of three separate investigations into the activities of the abortion giant.
Last week, Gianna Jessen, the 38-year-old survivor of a botched abortion, told the House Judiciary Committee how she survived 18 hours of being burned in her mother’s womb at a Planned Parenthood clinic in California.
Video footage of Jessen’s testimony went viral after being posted to Facebook, YouTube and other social media. The video has been shared over 2.6 million times on Facebook.
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