Abortion Mills Kept Dead Babies in Jars — Like Serial-killer Trophies

By Selwyn Duke

In a piece I just penned about assaults on Austrian pro-lifers, I mentioned the very bizarre Museum of Abortion and Contraception in Vienna. It is a macabre place “cataloguing a history of human effort through the ages devoted to suppressing or destroying the next generation of human life in the womb,” as the pro-life LifeSiteNews.com put it.

But while actually creating a museum-in-name dedicated to the culture of death is unusual, it seems that the desire to do so may not be. This is because, in a shocking discovery made during investigations of health and safety code violations, two different U.S. abortion mills in two different states were found to have created their own “museums” of death — featuring dead babies and their body parts.

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Comments

[Philip France]

I am speechless and in utter horror,

I learned of the first of the incidents that Selwyn Duke writes of from an article posted at www.michaelsavage.com. I did not know about the others.

Just a little more than a decade ago, the greatest spiritual leader of the 20th century, Pope John Paul II, in a famous Papal Nuncio, described the "cultre of death" that is so pervasive in modern society. How ironic that those that call themsleves "liberals" and "progressives" are actually the primitive and retrograde throwbacks that promote and endorse such horror.

For the second consecutive day, I applaud and commend Selwyn Duke for his stance in advocacy for the sanctity of human life and in vehement opposition to those who marginalize it and even patently dismiss it. Woe unto those to whom my last comments apply.

[Gamaliel Isaac]

This is an opportunity to show the world what is wrong with abortion. Anti abortion groups should photograph those bottles and publicize them and send them to newspapers.