More about Gosnell’s friendships and Arlen Specter

Mon, 22 Apr 2013 19:01:33 GMT

Source: rartee.wordpress.com --- Monday, April 22, 2013
Back in the 70′s, Kermit Gosnell and a fake doctor named Harvey Karman, (not to be confused with the very funny comedian, Harvey KOR man) experimented on Bangladeshi women to induce abortions in as late as the 7th month of gestation. Not only that, but they trained Bangladeshi doctors and medical assistants in preforming them. The new “gadget” used to induce the abortion was a plastic do-dad that was inserted in the uterus and expanded with body temperature. The “gadgets” (aka the Super Coil) had dozens of plastic razors in it and basically sliced and diced the baby up. What a visual, huh? They were sent on these trips in connection with Planned Parenthood. (Which is just one more reason why I no longer donate to Susan G. Koman.) Karman spent 2 1/2 years in prison but was pardoned by none other than Gov. Jerry Brown. In 1955, Karman had preformed an abortion on a woman in a hotel room and she died. Ready for another dazzling visual? He used a nutcracker as an abortion instrument. Karman is also famous for being the father of Theodore Chipmunk of Alvin and the Chipmunks fame. Okay, the father of the voice of Theodore Chipmunk. He never got a diploma. What he had was a piece of paper from a diploma mill in Switzerland or someplace like that. According to the very liberal Wikipedia site, he was in the process of earning his Phd in psychology but had no license to practice medicine – if you can call these kinds of abortions, medicine ...