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This is unbelievable.
Routinely, the women would go into labour before the final surgery. “They were coming out alive,” says Kelly. Aside from the incident with the twins,
she says, there were three to four live births in a typical two-week period. “The doctor would either break the neck or take a pair of tongs and
basically beat the fetus until it was dead.”
Apart from abortionists and the wholesalers who traffic in aborted baby parts (see story, page 34), who stands to profit from this fetal research? Of
the pharmaceutical companies sponsoring it, Mr. Crutcher says: “I don’t think there’s one that’s not involved.” He surmises they are investing in the
future. Baby boomers are aging, and about to start falling apart. A practical treatment for Parkinson’s would be lucrative. “Just look at Viagra,”
says Mr. Crutcher. (In Canada alone, the little blue impotence pill sold 20,600 prescriptions worth $1.55 million in its first week on the market)
“That’s just a hint of the fortunes awaiting drug manufacturers pandering to boomers’ quest for youth. They’re the wealthiest generation in the
history of the world. And also the most narcissistic. They want to live forever.” And fetuses are the new human scrap heap. Says Mr. Crutcher: “We’re
going to kill the very young to treat the very old.” Perhaps, but Mrs. Rini offers hope of a wrinkle in the plan. “Does the fetus’ aliveness, which is
coveted by researchers, and ability to sponsor life for others, ironically but actually prove the fetus’ own life?” she writes. She cites ethicist
Paul Ramsey: “Far from abortion settling the question of fetal research, it could be that sober reflection on the use of the human fetus in research
could unsettle the abortion issue.”
This is an unbelievable cover-up.
The crazy thing is that with a whole child abortion the clinic is actually paid for disposing of the body. If it is a partial birth of the fetus/baby
has been dismembered the clinic has to pay for it's disposal.