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FDA exposed as a criminal body parts cartel involved in routine harvesting of organs from LIVING human babies
Monday, October 11, 2021 by: Lance D Johnson

"Using the Freedom of Information Act, Judicial Watch uncovered 198 suspect communication records from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The records unveil a criminal operation within the agency, a ghoulish operation that routinely harvests and traffics organs from LIVING human babies."

"The records reveal that the FDA is under contract with a human fetal tissue provider, Advanced Bioscience Resources (ABR). The FDA uses ABR to obtain human heads, organs, and tissue that are strategically harvested from aborted babies. In the records, the FDA even requested “fresh and never frozen” fetal body parts, so they could carry out chimeric research projects involving “humanized mice.”"

My own related findings:

Special Report: Advanced Bioscience Resources

"Advanced Bioscience Resources, Inc. (ABR) is likely the oldest continuously operating wholesaler of aborted fetal body parts in the United States. Headquartered in the San Francisco east bay area in Alameda, California, ABR has played middle-man for tens of millions of dollars in transactions over freshly aborted baby body parts since its founding in 1989. ABR’s yearly revenues are about $1.1 to $1.5 million, all from the sale of freshly aborted fetal organs and tissues.[1]"

Here is the President/CEO

Biography of Jarlath Keating
Last update: May 28, 2021
Career

Jarlath was Vice President, Global Commercial Operations at BioReliance, and Business Development Manager at HyClone. Jarlath Keating joined Institut Merieux in 2018. Jarlath served as Chief Commercial Officer at Institut Merieux.

Jarlath Keating is currently President and Chief Executive Officer at Advanced BioScience Laboratories

What is Hyclone?

HyClone was the first large scale producer to collect fetal bovine blood using a patented closed-system collection method that resulted in serum with exceptionally low levels of endotoxin and hemoglobin.

So the guy from Hyclone that collects fetal bovine blood now is the CEO of a company that deals in providing fetal human tissue.

So I ask... is it a very far stretch? You see where this goes?