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Monday, August 29, 2016

Physician ADMITS Aborted Baby Parts Dissected in High School Workshop

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center and an abortion clinic, Southwestern Women’s Options, have been collaborating together to use aborted baby parts and tissue for high school students to dissect in summer camps, alleges the U.S. House Select Panel on Infant Lives….

and a new video has just surfaced to confirm it.

Marcie May, of the New Mexico Alliance for Life, attended a University of New Mexico Health Science Center meeting on August 16 where officials were discussing the disposal of human baby body parts.

After the meeting, she questions a Dr. Paul Roth, chancellor of the UNM and dean of the School of Medicine, saying, “Can I ask you to repeat what you said before about the workshop with UNM fetal remains with high school students?” She tells him he is being recorded.

Roth coolly confirms, “Yes, we had a faculty member who obtained some tissue, and during one of these summer workshops, uh, dissected I think one or two fetal brains.”

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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I personally believe this to be morally wrong. This should never be allowed to happen. What has happened to this world where everything included human baby parts are disposable???

Where is your shame?































Anonymous said...

You abort missions to the moon.
Not human beings.

I don't care about the law.
What is wrong with the people's hearts?
How can mothers do this?

Anonymous said...

This is evil and has been accepted by far too many citizens of America. Man's heart is wicked without God. This just sickens my heart. It's hard for me to believe we have fallen this far. We must have a revival in our nation. Please help us God...

Anonymous said...

We are all made in His image. What you do to the babies....you do to Him! Bury the dead!

Anonymous said...

Babies cannot make the decision to become study cadavers.