Posted on 11/29/2010 3:57:05 PM PST by wagglebee
SHARONVILLE, Ohio, November 29, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) After a notorious late-term abortionist moved in next-door, a group of Ohio pediatricians are giving vent to their outrage, calling the move a slap in the face to a group that has nurtured children in the area for decades.
Late-term abortionist Martin Haskell has closed his Cincinnati, Ohio, abortion clinic and reopened in the suburb of Sharonville mere steps away from Liberty Sharonville Pediatrics. There, parents would have to enter a common driveway and pass by Haskells surgical abortion facility, Womens Med Cincinnati, in order to get the pediatric office. The abortion mill even shares a sign with the pediatricians office next door.
Dr. Steve Brinn, M.D., was so upset that he wrote a letter to the editor that appeared in the Cincinnati Inquirer on Saturday, November 27, expressing his opposition to the abortion business.
Imagine our shock and disbelief, when we learned that an abortion clinic was opening in the building 50-feet from our front door. Why would a clinic performing abortions be so insensitive to a group practice treating children for 31 years? wrote Dr. Brinn.
He continued, To have a group of OB/GYN doctors terminating fetuses just outside our door, to force our mothers and their babies drive through a common driveway, driving by the front of an abortion clinic, in order to park in our lot to have their babies cared for is an atrocity.
We are here to prevent infant diseases, and they are here to end infant lives. We may not have the legal right to get them to move but we will do anything in our power to vocalize our personal disgust with their mission.
Haskell is perhaps best known for his claim - believed to be false - that he invented the gruesome and now illegal partial-birth abortion procedure. Today, a modified version of that procedure, which exploits a loophole in the law, is in wide use by Haskell and other late-term abortionists.
Dr. Brinn told LifeSiteNews.com (LSN) that one longtime patient has already vowed to leave the practice because of its new next-door neighbors.
The pediatrician of 31 years called the decision to locate the abortion mill nearby a slap in the face to any physician who treasures saving lives and helping kids ... to have to know whats going on right over there. He said his calls to Sharonville mayor Virgil Lovitt have yet to be answered.
Operation Rescue president Troy Newman lauded Dr. Brinns brave stand in defense of children and encouraged him to pursue all available legal means to chase Haskell out of town. With prayer and public support, we know these efforts can be successful. he said.
The newest location is not listed as a licensed ambulatory surgical center on the Ohio Department of Health website. A Department spokeswoman confirmed to LSN that there was no pending license for an ambulatory surgical center at the clinics location, which she indicated would require the license to operate legally as a surgical abortion clinic.
Operation Rescue notes that a receptionist for Haskell told one of their undercover investigators that the Sharonville clinic is a surgical center. When LSN asked for similar information, Haskells receptionist refused to state whether a Sharonville clinic existed and conveyed a message to the clinics PR department, which did not return LSNs call.
The Womens Med Cincinnati center website lists the Sharonville address as its location and gives driving directions to the same site.
Operation Rescue reports that another mill of Haskells, located in Dayton, ran afoul of the law by refusing to comply with state law that required abortion clinics to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers and have a transfer agreement with a local hospital. After years of legal wrangling, the state capitulated and granted Haskell a variance that allows him to operate without meeting the legal requirements that bind other clinics.
Abortionists don't care about the law.
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Imagine our shock and disbelief, when we learned that an abortion clinic was opening in the building 50-feet from our front door. Why would a clinic performing abortions be so insensitive to a group practice treating children for 31 years? wrote Dr. Brinn.
Maybe they should call it the Park 51 Clinic ... and dedicate it to Peace and Good Will.
Good thing I'm not God.
We need to be more vocal in our calling out evil. Call it what it is and tell everyone what they are doing.
Works with politics and abortionists.
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Good thing I'm not God.Ahhh, I remember saying those same words. One wonders how Christ can take it.
Makes Him all the more awesome in my eyes.
And under that, an arrow pointing to his clinic saying "He will murder 'it'"
Las Vegas Dave, would you please send this article ping to the Ohio list on behalf of the right to life folks here on Free Republic. Thanks. Xzins.
Me too!!!
I would help pay for the sign.
The Partial Birth Abortion Procedure
Guided by ultrasound, the abortionist grabs the baby's leg with forceps. |
The baby's leg is pulled out into the birth canal. |
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The abortionist delivers the baby's entire body, except for the head. |
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The abortionist jams scissors into the baby's skull. The scissors are then opened to enlarge the hole... |
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The scissors are removed and a suction catheter is inserted. The child's brains are sucked out, causing the skull to collapse. The dead baby is then removed. |
LOL! I laugh each time I see it, too. I suspect Dave is a fan of blackjack, one-armed bandits, or gaming tables of all kinds.
That said, he's a great conservative.
Sadly, I live about an hour and a half from Sharonville and grew up about 10 miles from it. Had a loose connection to the Sharonville Tech Center for Procter & Gamble when I worked for them decades ago.
Somebody needs to bulldoze the place.
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