As the pro-abortionists try to distract the public by saying how terrible their critics are, the fifth Planned Parenthood video was released by the Center for Medical Progress. This one shows another official discussing how to secure “intact fetal cadavers” so as to increase “diversification of the revenue stream” and “make it part of the budget.”
But if they are just charging their expenses of donating fetal tissue to medical researchers and not (illegally) selling it, as Planned Parenthood and its apologists are saying, how could that add to “the revenue stream”? How could they “make it part of the budget” if it’s just a break even proposition?
Read what the woman says, after the jump. You can see the video at the link.
From Fifth Planned Parenthood video turns to ‘intact’ fetuses | TheHill:
In the fifth of a series of videos from the Center for Medical Progress, a woman identified as Melissa Farrell, director of research for Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast, discusses contributing to the organization’s “diversification of the revenue stream” and the potential to “get creative” with conditions for procurement needs. The video was reportedly filmed in April at a Planned Parenthood facility in Texas.
“Just depending on the patient’s anatomy, how many weeks, where it’s placed in the uterus … we’re going to potentially be able to have some that will be more or less intact and then some that will not be,” she says.
“But it’s something that we can look at exploring how we can make that happen so we have a higher chance,” she adds.
“And we’ve had studies in which the company, or in the case of the investigator, has a specific need for a certain portion of the products of conception and we bake that into our contract, and our protocol, that we follow this. So we deviate from our standard in order to do that.
“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, and splitting the specimens into different shipments is this. I mean, it’s all just a matter of line items,” she says.
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