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Planned Parenthood in the business of women’s health selling body parts from aborted babies [Darleen Click]

Not that any one should really be SHOCKED SHOCKED at this

Lifenews has the details:

New undercover footage shows Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s Senior Director of Medical Services, Dr. Deborah Nucatola, describing how Planned Parenthood sells the body parts of aborted unborn children and admitting she uses partial-birth abortions to supply intact body parts.

In the video, Nucatola is at a business lunch with actors posing as buyers from a human biologics company. As head of PPFA’s Medical Services department, Nucatola has overseen medical practice at all Planned Parenthood locations since 2009. She also trains new Planned Parenthood abortion doctors and performs abortions herself at Planned Parenthood Los Angeles up to 24 weeks.

Nucatola admits that Planned Parenthood charges per-specimen for baby body parts, uses illegal partial-birth abortion procedures in order to get salable parts, and is aware of their own liability for doing so and takes steps to cover it up.

I’ve linked the video below so that you can make your own judgments about the footage. At the very least, it’s damaging enough to trigger further inquiry. Planned Parenthood has long been one of the Left’s favorite organizations, facilitating their precious sexual revolution through death (often by dismemberment) on an industrial scale. It should hardly be surprising that people willing to kill without conscience might also be willing to profit from all aspects of that macabre process. It’s even less surprising when those people come from an organization founded through the racist eugenics of Margaret Sanger.

Isn’t it interesting that Planned Parenthood and its advocates are adamant that unborn babies are never human beings until completely outside of the womb; yet they are human enough to have parts and organs valuable enough to harvest and sell.

How different is this from ISIS using a unwanted baby to teach its terrorists how best to blow up a human being?

Not much.

40 Replies to “Planned Parenthood in the business of women’s health selling body parts from aborted babies [Darleen Click]”

  1. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Liberty and Free Enterprise baby, so why the bitching?

    He asked sarcastically.

  2. bgbear says:

    PP should be proud to share this info to mothers seeking abortion. It could help the mothers knowing that they are contributing a small part for the advancement of science.

  3. geoffb says:

    Parts is parts,” just don’t ask where they come from. Right China?

    Do I need the “sarc” tag?

  4. I want to know who the buyers are and what they want these “parts” for.

    God damn them to hell.

  5. happyfeet says:

    this is much ado about nothing i think

  6. Gulermo says:

    “this is much ado about nothing i think” Satan with a happy face.
    “i think” Proffered without supporting evidence.

  7. McGehee says:

    Too much hamster. Waaaaay too much hamster.

  8. McGehee says:

    I want to know who the buyers are

    Probably someone who thinks this is much ado about nothing.

  9. sdferr says:

    Or hey, y’know, who executed Carrie Jean Melvin, and why? And while we’re at it, how come no major media are in the least interested?

  10. Curmudgeon says:

    “I want to know who the buyers are and what they want these “parts” for.

    God damn them to hell.”

    “Why, it is a variant of “stem cell research”, and you are an anti-science Luddite to oppose it! You probably believe in creationism too! Waah!”

    And this type of “argument” comes from people who have hissy fits about nuclear power, GMOs, plastics, or pesticides.

  11. Curmudgeon says:

    I forgot the /sarc, sorry.

  12. The day I rely on feets’ judgment on anything is the day you can send me to the Soylent Green factory.

  13. cranky-d says:

    All humans are completely disposable. Just ask any progressive, or hamster.

  14. bergerbilder says:

    Years ago, I guess I kind of saw this coming. My comment at that time was more about who owns the property rights of the aborted fetus. But sometimes there really is a slippery slope.

    https://proteinwisdom.com/?p=12476#comment-506089

  15. geoffb says:

    The Jigsaw Man …” er – person – er – clump of tissue.

  16. dicentra says:

    I want to know who the buyers are and what they want these “parts” for.

    Medical research.

    Is it a loophole that they aren’t actually selling the parts but charging for shipping & handling?

    My TL is full of some sweethearts, including:

    This walking stereotype of a narcissistic millennial.

    This gem, who is certain that I’m the awful one.

    And this one, who thinks I’m using the nun as a symbol of MY oppression.

    Good times.

  17. Rich Fader says:

    Feets…do less.

  18. Nihilism Unbound.

  19. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Nah. That’s the sovereignty of the Sovereign Individual, Bob.

  20. Same thing really.

  21. LBascom says:

    Remember it used to be “unviable tissue mass”?

    That was back when people like me did not know there was such a thing as ‘late term abortion’.

    Anyway, now that Proggs have destroyed innocence, making it but a memory for all but suckling babies [in a way even war never did], I still gotta ask.

    If you are taking human organs, fully formed and functioning, how is it you are not ending a human life to do it?

    I know, libs and logic rarely meet. Just ask Tracy. In half an hour you’ll get 1200 words illustrating what I mean.

    Still, while I understand the position of regular joe ‘pro-choice’ abortion supporter, I don’t understand when any regular joes fail to see that late term abortion IS murder.

    I guess a person can’t accept one without inevitably getting to the the other. In for a penny in for a pound I think the saying goes.

    It’s ironic abortion is sold as a woman’s empowerment cause, which it is, but in reality whole generations of men have been relieved of a great deal of responsibility for their actions as well. 40 years ago I was a bit skeptical when my dad said abortion will cheapen life and debase the culture. Damned if the old man wasn’t right again!

  22. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Still, while I understand the position of regular joe ‘pro-choice’ abortion supporter, I don’t understand when any regular joes fail to see that late term abortion IS murder.
    I guess a person can’t accept one without inevitably getting to the the other. In for a penny in for a pound I think the saying goes.

    The politics of it goes: any concession leads to further concessions being made. So if you want to make sure no poor, suffering teen is punished with a (incestuous, no less) rape-baby (I think I hit all the hot-button words there), you have to keep all abortion legal until the umbilical is cut.

    Or something like that.

  23. Darleen says:

    geez di, the hostility towards reproductive science is pretty strong with the Gosnell Party.

  24. Patrick Chester says:

    Why do I keep confusing “Gosnell Party” with “Donner Party”?

  25. John Bradley says:

    Re: Carrie Jean Melvin

    Put me down for “obvious gang initiation”. The “knockout game” bumped up to hardcore mode.

    Of course, immediately afterwards, her boyfriend pulled out his legal, constitutional-carry 1911 .45 and ventilated the perp more than adequately. Oh right, California…

  26. dicentra says:

    It’s ironic abortion is sold as a woman’s empowerment cause, which it is, but in reality whole generations of men have been relieved of a great deal of responsibility

    A disturbingly high number of abortions are compelled by the father or the woman’s family. They either guilt her into it or threaten her with withdrawal of support.

    So let’s hear it for choice.

  27. Ernst Schreiber says:

    My thanks to bergerbilder for that blast from the past. For completely ancillary reasons, I was especially struck by this comment:

    After all, requiring me to use my body for labor, to earn an income, to give to someone else, means that the “state owns my body and therefore I am a slave.”
    shudha used a condom.
    consider the sex act a biological contract.

    the XY donated sperm.

    To which I would have responded, had I the opportunity, umm, they call that kind of contract marriage.

    Somebody should have clued in Justice Kennedy.

  28. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I found Nishi’s answer to bergerbilder’s question, btw

  29. Patrick Chester says:

    @Ernst: I guess nishi never read the Vorkosigan novels by Bujold. Wonder what excuse they’d come up with for someone paying to have their brain transplanted into a younger clone.

  30. Parker says:

    Coming soon!

    Soylent Pink and Soylent Blue!

    [excuse me while I go drink myself insensible – more that usual, I mean…]

  31. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Two very interesting items missed in all the hoopla over monetizing reproductive” rights”

    Item One: Freedom of Religion is dead

    So now we have Catholic nuns who religiously object to paying for certain types of contraception being forced to do so anyway (despite the smoke and mirrors), in contradiction to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) and the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment. The founders would be rolling over in their graves. But hey, what a bunch of dead, old white guys who wrote and ratified the Constitution thought or wanted isn’t relevant anymore anyway, right? We shall see. The Supreme Court may grant review to hear the Little Sisters case again.

    Item Two: Dissent is the new form of patriotism mental illness

  32. palaeomerus says:

    Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness? And what accord has Christ with Belial? Or what part has a believer with an unbeliever? And what agreement has the temple of God with idols? For you are the temple of the living God. As God has said:

    “I will dwell in them
    And walk among them.
    I will be their God,
    And they shall be My people.”
    Therefore

    “Come out from among them
    And be separate, says the Lord.
    Do not touch what is unclean,
    And I will receive you.”
    “I will be a Father to you,
    And you shall be My sons and daughters,
    Says the Lord Almighty.”

  33. bgbear says:

    Di, I notice a subtle difference in the human parts sale loophole between tissues in general and aborted baby tissue.

    Body parts law say “sale” and therefore the “fee” loophole.

    The aborted baby legitimation says “trafficking” is illegal. I would read that as meaning charging fees is also forbidden. Intent and all.

  34. dicentra says:

    It turns out that it’s against medical ethics to change how you treat the dying so that their organs will be in better shape for harvest.

    It’s also against medical ethics to perform an abortion with anything but the mother’s welfare in mind.

    Also, this: https://stream.org/actually-planned-parenthood-body-parts-business-likely-illegal/

    In the video, Nucatola says that Planned Parenthood charges $30 to $100 per fetus, and the way she discusses it in the video, it sounds like regular payments for a product, and not like she is referring solely to shipping. She implies that the cost varies according to what part is wanted, stating that most people want livers — leading one to figure that livers cost more since there is a higher demand. The cost seems rather high just for shipping, and why not a set rate if it’s just a matter of shipping costs?

    Also,

    In the 20/20 expose, when asked why Planned Parenthood hasn’t been prosecuted for this, correspondent Chris Wallace responded, “We couldn’t find anyone in the federal government enforcing those laws.” This represents an intrinsic problem with today’s American legal system. A powerful organization like Planned Parenthood can find complicit prosecutors and judges willing to look the other way using technical legal jargon that the public doesn’t understand. Everyone dutifully agrees with the legal system that Planned Parenthood must not have been technically violating the law — despite all the hints, wink-winks and nods. The prosecutor in the Jones case likely decided that Jones was charging a “reasonable”fee,” even though everyone knew otherwise.

  35. LBascom says:

    Off the top of my head it seems delivering organs in transplant quality condition would be priceyer than UPS. And different tissue requiring different packaging and/or time restraints.

    And that’s already way more thinking about the ghoulish details than I want to do. I’m out.

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