Posted on 08/26/2015 12:41:35 PM PDT by Morgana
Normally we would be asking, in the words of Hillary Clinton, what difference does it make whether StemExpress gets its severed baby heads from intact or disassembled bodies.
But it matters to StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer for some reason.
Yesterday, Dyer denied she meant intact fetus when using the term intact case after being caught on video in a restaurant meeting with undercover investigators posing as fetal tissue buyers:
Dyer: Realistically, if we were to do an agreement with you, what do we think you could get?
Buyer: Volume-wise?
Dyer: On specifically liver tissue, because thats such an area of demand for us.
Buyer: So liver, and what about intact specimens, just?
Dyer: Oh, yeah, I mean if you had intact cases, which weve done a lot, we sometimes ship those back to our lab in its entirety.
Buyer: Okay.
Dyer: So that would also be great if you guys have those.
Buyer: The entire case.
Dyer: Yeah, yeah. Because its just, and the procurement for us, I mean it can go really sideways, depending on the facility, and then our samples are destroyed, and were like, Really? This was all so much work, and then just to have them be destroyed is awful. I mean we have researchers wait forever, and they want certain things, you know, perfectly done, so we started bringing them back even to manage it from a procurement expert standpoint.
Dyer said yesterday she clearly meant intact livers, as if it would be unusual to find a tiny whole fetal liver but more typical to find tiny liver parts in a petri dish, and know they were tiny liver parts, and put all the tiny pieces in a ziplock and ship them.
The conversation would make much more sense were Dyer to have meant intact fetus, as in organs and tissue are easily destroyed, but if the entire fetal cadaver is shipped to StemExpress, their expert can dissect what is needed so the procurement doesnt go really sideways.
Nevertheless, Dyer insisted yesterday, My use of the term intact cases is a medical term of art that refers solely to intact livers
However, StemExpresss Procurement Instructions indicate case indeed means body, as posted by CMP:
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Still, Dyer insists StemExpress has never requested, received or provided to a researcher an intact fetus.'
Dyers contorted denial holds even less merit when considering StemExpress has indeed been on the hunt for intact embryos, as this StemExpress procurement email, which CMP also has posted on its website, indicates:
RPMI refers to the medium in which to place the 7wks/Whole Embryo for shipment.
In scientific terminology, an embryo becomes a fetus at eight weeks. So this aborted baby was one week shy of being considered a fetus.
Perhaps its true that StemExpress draws the line at eight weeks. No whole babies after eight weeks, only pieces. Only organs.
But given StemExpresss own documentation, this sounds implausible.
Why even care? Why even go into over-denial drive?
If Dyer were concerned about optics, I dont think the optics could get much worse than when she joked about shipping severed fetal heads, as she did in another part of the conversation:
Dyer: As you probably know, one of the issues with neural tissue, its so fragile. Its insanely fragile. And I dont even knowI was gonna say, I know we get requests for neural, its the hardest thing in the world to ship.
Buyer: You do it as the whole calvarium [head].
Dyer: Yeah, thats the easiest way. And weve actually had good success with that.
Buyer: Make sure the eyes are closed!
Dyer: Yeah! [laughter] Tell the lab its coming!
Buyer: Yeah.
Dyer: Theyll open the box, go, Oh God! [laughter]
Optics cant get much worse than that.
What is more likely is Dyer knows congressional investigations are going to, in part, center on whether Planned Parenthood and other abortion clinics aborted babies alive to get StemExpress the cases it wanted.
And it would have been per StemExpresss own instructions. From the same procurement email as above:
[W]ithout digoxin applied means this 18-20-week-old baby wasnt to be killed before s/he was aborted. Same Day Personal pick-up on site near clinic means they obviously wanted to get this babys organs to the researcher quickly, to reduce ishemia time, meaning before the blood supply left the organs (ishemia being a misspelling of the word ischemia).
In other words, StemExpress needed a organs from a very freshly killed baby.
Or perhaps not yet killed when the organs were harvested?
And thats what Cate Dyer is worried someone will want to talk about.
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I don’t get how anyone can defend this, yet somehow millions of people are.
To me, this is inherently evil. Murder is murder.
She looks like a lesbian.
56 MILLION DEAD BABIES......KILLED by their OWN MOTHERS!!! Holocaust to end all holocausts!!
I’ve said it before...
PP could cook and eat still quivering baby parts and the media and leftards would still defend them.
Uh, she is and proud of it!
“She looks like a lesbian.”
She is.
I know, and that's what is so frightening about the future. Not only will they support this evil but they refuse to even acknowledge it, they think if they don't look at it somehow it will go away.
This is pathological denial on a societal basis and that never............ever................comes out well.
BTW, she *is* a lesbian.
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