David Daleiden, founder of the Center for Medical ProgressIn a soon-to-be released video by The Center for Medical Progress, StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer jokes about how their customers don’t like it when they send whole fetal baby parts through the mail because their lab techs “freak out”.
A group of Satanists tried to disrupt a Planned Parenthood protest on Saturday by showing up garbed as priests and dousing two women in milk in protest of the “theocratic agenda imposed on female bodies” by the loudly praying crowd who surrounded them.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSThe Smithsonian Institution is embroiled in a new controversy surrounding its decision to feature a bust of Margaret Sanger, the eugenicist and founder of Planned Parenthood, in the National Portrait Gallery, an exhibit they are refusing to remove.
The Center for Medical Progress has released a seventh video entitled, “Planned Parenthood’s Custom Abortions for Superior Product” which features graphic images of intact aborted fetuses, one of whom is still moving, while StemExpress former employee Holly O’Donnell describes the gruesome task of harvesting its organs.
Just because “boys will be boys” doesn’t mean they can't do anything more than ride bikes or play softball. In the case of nine year-old, Max Volanski, this is a boy on a mission to not only defend the unborn, but to do so in the shadow of the nation’s largest abortuary.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled that the biotech firm, StemExpress, whose former employees are featured in several undercover videos exposing the Planned Parenthood baby parts scandal, cannot access the material of investigative journalists at the pro-life group, Center for Medical Progress (CMP).
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSAs horrifying as it is to report, the idea that fetal body parts are necessary to further medical research is nothing more than a myth, which is why infant remains show up in everything from food and fragrances to skin-care creams.
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