Planned Parenthood President's Defense of Ghoulish and Racist Business is Appalling
WASHINGTON, July 27, 2015 /
Christian Newswire/ -- President of the National Black Pro-Life Union, Dr. Day Gardner (photo) submits the following and is available for comment:
Sunday during an interview on ABC News' "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards admitted that gruesome abortion services including the harvesting of body parts of unborn children are considered to be basic healthcare.
It is a fact that most abortion mills are located in urban and minority areas which means most of the children brutally killed and harvested like lab rats tend to be Black and Hispanic children.
I wonder if Cecile and company agree that black lives matter? Yeah, right.
Planned Parenthood's silk purse is overflowing with blood money from aborted black babies. Apparently, little black lives don't matter at all.
I am sickened and disgusted that Cecile Richards actually tried to reason away abortionist Deborah Nucatola's callous remark about yanking children out of the womb using "less crunchy" methods in order to be able to harvest the liver, heart and lungs of children.
It's not the tone in which Planned Parenthood's baby killers speak that fuels the fire, but instead the very act of strategically killing helpless children in less crunchy ways in order to harvest their little body parts for sale.
What Cecile is so upset about is that the truth about Planned Parenthood has finally come out in the open and America, except for Hillary Clinton, is appalled and outraged.
Planned Parenthood supports using children as science projects. They are not "helping" women by aborting their children. They are helping themselves to bloody buckets of baby hearts, lungs and as Dr. Deborah Nucatola gushed, "especially baby livers."
Why? Perhaps to obtain a razor sharp Lamborghini like the one that Dr. Mary Gatter dreams of, or maybe to just settle for a measly half million dollar a year salary like Cecile Richards.
Dr. Day Gardner, a member of the Project 21 national advisory council, is also the president of the National Black Pro-Life Union and an executive member of the Washington, D.C.-based National Clergy Council.
