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You have been fed the narrative that these vids were 'doctored' 'fake' 'heavily edited' and have been parroting it here.

The Center for Medical Progress says that they are not fake, doctored or heavily edited.

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"So if the Center for Medical Progress says that they are not fake..." THEY ARE THE ONES WHO FAKED THEM!
How is it that a Republican presidential candidate... 'presumably' a reasonable woman, could make such a
mistake then?
She saw the tapes of PP practices... and she saw the kicking 'baby' on the table, dying... and she was fooled by
the video that you say is not "FAKED OR DOCTORED".  I admit she is an idiot, but is she that much of an idiot
that she can't tell reality from fiction?
Would a reasonable person watching that tape come to the same conclusion that Carly did?  The tape was made
to scam the public, and apparently to scam GOP candidates.  
And it worked.

Quoted from BuckStrider

Full version of the video was released and proved that Carly was right.

Would you like me to link it so you can see for yourself?

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There is no sound to the video, and David Daleiden, who created the Center for Medical Progress
videos targeting Planned Parenthood, has said he used the clip of the fetus to illustrate a procedure he
had been told about by a medical technician, layering the sound of the latter over the visuals of the former.

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layering the sound of the latter over the visuals of the former.

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he used the clip of the fetus to illustrate a procedure he
had been told about by a medical technician

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The video depicting a live fetus allegedly being kept alive to harvest its organs that
Carly Fiorina described during the last Republican presidential debate has been published
in full online, according to its creator.

Gregg Cunningham, the founder of the group that collected the footage, called the Center for
Bio-Ethical Reform, told TIME magazine that the full video was released on Tuesday, as a
YouTube clip titled “Carly was right.”

Cunningham declined to tell TIME where or when the footage was taken,
or
who recorded it,
citing confidentiality agreements.
And:
It’s unclear, too, whether the footage has anything to do with Planned Parenthood,
which Republicans — including Fiorina — are calling to be barred from federal funding following
the release of a series of controversial videos that appear to depict representatives of the women’s
health services provider negotiating for the sale of fetus tissue and parts.

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I will repeat this story until my lungs run out of air.

I was 24, unmarried, broke, and in college when I found out I was pregnant. After taking a
few at-home tests, I decided I needed medical intervention, and I made an appointment with
Planned Parenthood. I sat in the waiting room with my best friend, and we watched kids
running all over the waiting room, as a number of women received a multitude of services.

After a quick test, and a 15-minute wait, what I already knew was confirmed, and I was
100% pregnant.

The staff immediately told me about their prenatal services, the medical and nutrition programs
available to me, even how to survive the crushing debt I would incur if I had my baby with no
health insurance. At one, and exactly one time, were the words "if you decide to continue the
pregnancy" uttered. It was understood that I knew what my choices were, and no one tried
to force me down that path. I was then offered an $80 ultrasound on the spot.

That day, I took home the first picture of Moxie, and I've never regretted my decision. It was,
and continues to be, extremely hard. But I *chose* it. I am exactly where I wanted to be and
I got to decide to be there. I'm not saying I would have chosen otherwise but knowing that I
could have a safe, healthy pregnancy, from the info Planned Parenthood gave me, certainly helped.

I got lucky. In my seventh month of pregnancy, her father's insurance accepted me on, and I
was covered by the time I had her. Planned Parenthood filled the gap until that time.

Today, Cecile Richards stood up for safe, legal abortions, and a multitude of other services for
women, and was shouted down, interrupted, misquoted, and lied about, TO HER FACE, by a
bunch of men, who think they get to decide what happens between a woman and her doctor.
I've never seen such blatant disrespect for a speaker, let alone one who fights for women's health
on a daily basis.

If you don't stand for Planned Parenthood, you do not stand for women. Period
Kate Ludlow

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A prominent anti-abortion activist with close ties to the current video campaign targeting Planned
Parenthood is set to be deported from Australia, after the country’s highest court concluded that
his extreme rhetoric could pose a “threat to public order” by potentially encouraging violence against
women and doctors.
Troy Newman is the president of the infamous group Operation Rescue, which mounted a years-long
campaign to take down late abortion doctor Dr. George Tiller. Operation Rescue — which has been
described as “militant” in the pages of the New York Times — is well-known for its extreme tactics,
including the systematic harassment of employees who work at abortion clinics.

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WASHINGTON -- Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chairman of the House Oversight and
Government Reform Committee, said Thursday that the GOP's investigation into Planned Parenthood's
use of federal funds hasn't turned up anything.

"Did I look at the finances and have a hearing specifically as to the revenue portion and how they
spend? Yes. Was there any wrongdoing? I didn't find any," he said during a Judiciary Committee
hearing on the family planning provider.