This one doesn't have quite the smoking gun as some of the others. There isn't even anyone from Planned Parenthood in the video. But what we do see in this interview with StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer is an unmistakable attitude, and if you have a heart at all it should trouble you.
Watch the whole nine-minute video. You'll hear about how StemExpress is looking for another 50 livers a week, which means someone needs to start aborting more fetuses, dammit. You'll also hear that Planned Parenthood is (or was at the time) useful to Stem Express because they are a "volume institution". Planned Parenthood's apologists will claim that abortion is only a tiny portion of what they do, but that apparently doesn't change the fact that they do an awful lot of them, which kept StemExpress well stocked in body parts until the CMP videos made the relationship too hot to handle. (How do the people who claim all the videos are fake explain that?)
But the real meat here begins at the 7:00 mark. That's when we start getting into Dyer's attitude about those in the business who apparently have some semblance of a conscience and are squeamish about what they're doing. Watch: (below)
Listening to Dyer talk about this, and watching her facial expressions and body language, gives you some pretty disturbing insight into the mindset at work in the abortion industry - and that's a category that includes all those who deal in the by-products of abortion, like fetal tissue researchers. Dyer has little patience and lots of contempt for those who are uncomfortable with the fact that these are dead human babies they're handling. She is entirely dismissive of their wish not to see hands and feet attached to the limbs they're studying.
This is not to say I have a lot of sympathy for the people in question. The fact is they are doing work on the body parts of murdered babies. Wanting to not see the hands and feet is all about making them feel better, not about achieving any sort of real justice. But Dyer's disdain for them is not about that. It's about the fact that they're conflicted to begin with. Dyer is clearly in league with Cecile Richards, who wants "champions" for the cause and no one who is merely there for a job.
Or she was until these videos prompted StemExpress to run for the tall grass and end its partnership with Planned Parenthood.
This video doesn't really prove any crimes, but the other ones do plenty of that. What this one proves is exactly what Herman, Rob and I have been saying since this series of videos started coming out: These people are complete monsters. They care nothing for the moral implications of what they're doing, and they have contempt for anyone who does. If you're not with the cause, get out. If it bothers you to think about what you're doing, the cause doesn't need you.
This, in its own way, is as monstrous and indefensible as the actual crimes being committed. In fact, this is the reason the crimes are being committed.
This one doesn't have quite the smoking gun as some of the others. There isn't even anyone from Planned Parenthood in the video. But what we do see in this interview with StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer is an unmistakable attitude, and if you have a heart at all it should trouble you.
