Planned Parenthood in Portland, Oregon on Division Street and 146th was contacted about their willingness to welcome state Senator Lew Fredrick and state Representative Travis Nelson into their clinic to view a late term abortion, one at close to nine months gestation, which most people refer to as "a baby". The supervisor in charge of the clinic on March 30, 2023, Janelly, advised she would send the draft letter welcoming legislators to do so to the upper administrators of Planned Parenthood for their review and consideration.
A draft welcome letter was left with the supervisor of the clinic that day to include the possibility that any Oregon state representative and state senator could also come and observe how Planned Parenthood handles a baby at nine-months gestational age, what most Americans describe as a fully alive baby.
While Planned Parenthood calls it a "partial birth abortion", the comWill Oregon legislators go to Planned Parenthood to witness a baby being dismembered alive before deciding on how they will vote on HB 2002? Planned Parenthood in Portland received a request for PP to welcome legislators to come witness that.mon description of that "procedure" is to dismember alive a baby. The hands then the feet are usually the first part of the baby's body that is dismembered, the little hands and feet then dropped on the metal tray next to the doctor. As the baby is moved further down in the birth canal the head is crushed and a lot of baby body liquid and tissue then can come gushing out. HB 2002 would attract and give protection to Gosnell and Mengele type doctors. A no vote seems most sensible and humane.
The twenty-five Oregon state legislators who sponsored this bill were asked on March 27, 2023 to self-educate on doctors Kermit Gosnell and Josef Mengele. 
https://truthinthepacificnorthwest.blogspot.com/2023/03/oregon-house-bill-2002-wants-to-give.html
Given the concerns our Black American Oregon legislators, state senator Lew Frederick and state representative Travis Nelson about the deaths of Black Americans it might be noted in history Margaret Sanger did not want women to have abortions. Her main fight was for women to have birth control...like a diaphragm.
But as with all things, the way it seems to go in history the more power achieved ends up being too much power and then is destructive which is where the issue is today.
It may be of utmost importance then for all Oregon state legislators and their constituents that the legislators witness an alive baby at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Portland, Oregon being dismembered alive. This area of the state? Lew Frederick and Travis Nelson represent the Portland area and particularly in the Black community.
Things always go too far in history don't they? Can and will state legislators stop this death march, this death knell of full alive viable babies? Legislators should kill HB 2002.
If inclined to vote yes, these legislators have a duty to witness a baby being dismembered alive before making a yes vote and then report back to their constituents their witnessing to get citizens input.
It seems always in history...history goes a bridge too far and the horrors done in the shadows evolve to being publicly done in plain sight first to the most vulnerable, babies then toddlers then children...then like in Germany it gets next done to vulnerable adults...then specific groups...political prisoners who started pointing out the horrors that had started...then more groups are needed for the killing machine...then you had Gypsies, the Slavic people and Jews.
Will enough people learn history now before America gets any further into these killing and mutilating mindsets, before Oregon goes any deeper?
This isn't about an political party. Both Republicans and Democrats brought in legal abortion before Roe v Wade. The real horror of fully viable babies being killed alive has been since the 1970s and Dr. Gosnell in Philadelphia was doing it since that time.
What people can't talk about upfront, kept secret in the shadow of death, the dark alley ways, the underbellies of cities, like Philadelphia, comes out in film.
David Finch made Eraserhead in 1977. David grew up in Philadelphia. Many have wondered and Finch would never say what exactly was that film about, but if you read the court transcript from the Gosnell trial one of the employees testifying, she gets close to answering that question about Finch's film? The reason why he won't tell where his "inspiration" for the film came from?
Can America stop the horror that's been building and begin to heal? Will the Truth set America and Oregon free?
April 2, 2023
