NEW VIDEO: Planned Parenthood will kill girls, just because they are girls



Planned Parenthood claims to oppose ‘gendercide.’ So, why was Planned Parenthood staff so focused on aborting a baby girl, just because she was a girl? Even going so far as to coach a late term abortion, in order to confirm that the baby was the unwanted sex?

77% of Americans support a ban on sex-selective abortion. How is it that the practice of girl-murder, which many self-titled ‘pro-choice’ feminists oppose, remains legal across our nation? Our precious baby girls need your protection now.

Sign the “Protect Our Girls” petition and join the growing coalition against sex-selection abortion. Send the message to Planned Parenthood and their anti-girl friends that killing a girl because she is a girl is never OK.
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  1. Geremia5/29/12, 1:09 PM

    I noticed the investigator was very careful to keep everything in the hypothetical ("would", "could", "if", editorial "you", etc.), which is good for silencing those moralists who claim these sting operations are immoral means (lying) to achieve a good end (justice).

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  2. Geremia5/29/12, 2:25 PM

    That PP worker, who killed some of her children and kept the others, needs many prayers. It's certainly a result of the contraceptive mentality, of which the Catechism of the Council of Trent said, when discussing the holy sacrament of matrimony, said that "married persons who, to prevent conception or procure abortion, have recourse to medicine, are guilty of a most heinous crime nothing less than wicked conspiracy to commit murder."

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  3. CWrites5/29/12, 5:07 PM

    Glad to see this undercover video. PP does good job with the propaganda that abortions is small part of the health services they do and women need somewhere to go where they won't be judged. Now we see what they are not judging...carrying a baby to 5 months and then aborting if it is a girl so that a person can have the family they want. The lines are familiar from the PP camp but this video drives home how evil and murderous politically correct language can be. I shared this on facebook.

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