A heartwarming tale of abortion

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/01/19/AR2011011902911.html


Here's the most sickening sentence...

State regulators ignored complaints about him and failed to inspect his clinic since 1993, but no charges were warranted against them given time limits and existing law....

 

I'm going to post some quotes, and source the indictment from where they came. I won't post details of his crimes, but I encourage you to read them, as I am sure this is not a one-time thing. People should know what happens in these places.

In the end, Gosnell was only caught by accident, when police raided his offices to seize evidence of his illegal prescription selling. Once law enforcement agents went in, they couldn’t help noticing the disgusting conditions....​

Instead, (in 1993)the Pennsylvania Department of Health abruptly decided, for political reasons, to stop inspecting abortion clinics at all. The politics in question were not anti-abortion, but pro. With the change of administration from Governor Casey to Governor Ridge, officials concluded that inspections would be “putting a barrier up to women” seeking abortions.
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The same thing happened at least twice more: the (PA State Dept.) department received complaints about lawsuits against Gosnell, but dismissed them as meaningless. A department
attorney said there was no “pattern of conduct.” He never bothered to check a national
litigation database, which would have shown that Gosnell had paid out damages to at
least five different women whose internal organs he had punctured during abortions. Apparently, the missing piece in the “pattern” was press coverage......​

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con't...

Similar inaction occurred at the municipal level. The Philadelphia Department of
Public Health does not regulate doctors or medical facilities; but it is supposed to protect
the public’s health. Philadelphia health department employees regularly visited the Women’s Medical Society to retrieve blood samples for testing purposes, but never noticed, or more likely never bothered to report, that anything was amiss
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So too with the National Abortion Federation. NAF is an association of abortion
providers that upholds the strictest health and legal standards for its members. Gosnell,
bizarrely, applied for admission shortly after Karnamaya Mongar’s death. Despite his
various efforts to fool her, the evaluator from NAF readily noted that records were not
properly kept, that risks were not explained, that patients were not monitored, that
equipment was not available, that anesthesia was misused. It was the worst abortion
clinic she had ever inspected. Of course, she rejected Gosnell’s application. She just​

never told anyone in authority about all the horrible, dangerous things she had seen.

Bureaucratic inertia is not exactly news. We understand that. But we think this
was something more. We think the reason no one acted is because the women in
question were poor and of color, because the victims were infants without identities, and​

because the subject was the political football of abortion.

 

http://www.phila.gov/districtattorney/PDFs/GrandJuryWomensMedical.pdf


There are graphic pictures & descriptions of just pure evil.

 

Only in one class of cases did Gosnell exercise any real care with these dangerous
sedatives. On those rare occasions when the patient was a white woman from the
suburbs, Gosnell insisted that he be consulted at every step. When an employee asked​

him why, he said it was “the way of the world.”

 

The story is getting legs. Please, spreadthis news around, people need to be shaken out of their stupor. The abortion industry MUST be brought down.



3 excellent reports on this case, complete with comments from Kermit Gosnell himself.

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2011/01/19/philly-doctor-facing-8-counts-of-murder/

 

I wonder who's freakin' rhetoric is responsible for this. What kind of talk about life being worthless, and the one step above apes that we surely must be, and how abortion is needed to save mothers, and government shouldn't try to "legislate morality". That is, until Sarah Palin says something. I am absolutely heartbroken.

The silence deafens.

 

Compare this to the clamor to blame the Tea Party for the Az. shootings. Within two days, people were going to try and LEGISLATE SPEECH !!!!!!! Oversight was needed, to bring "civility" back.

Now, not one word about these murders, because abortion, the sacrament of liberals, must be protected at all costs. There will be no attempt by any liberal to tie this to a bigger picture.

 

Deadly indifference to protecting life isn't tangential to the abortion industry's existence -- it's at the core of it. The Philadelphia Horror is no anomaly. It's the logical, bloodcurdling consequence of an evil, eugenics-rooted enterprise wrapped in feminist clothing.



http://townhall.com/columnists/Mich...iladelphia_horror_how_mass_murder_gets_a_pass

 

One more aspect....

People on the left are so quick to call Limbaugh & Palin racists, over the slightest perceived insult, yet are silent when confronted with real racism.

 

I know what you mean about the hating people. There is a part of me that wants to say a woman who dies, or suffers irreversable damage due to a botched abortion, does not deserve the title "victim".

 

I can take the personal out of this, and see it for what this operation was, a facility to eliminate poor, non-white babies. It is evil, and while Gina brings up good points, and we need to be reminded of them, I want to respectfully tell her that it is Christian to be shocked, and angry, and demand justice.