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Wednesday December 12, 2007
VIDEO: Abortionist Tells Medical Students to Lie to Patients
"Several women have died while getting abortions" from him and yet Michigan board of health has never investigated him
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ARLINGTON, VA , December 12,2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Last month, Dr. Alberto Hodari spoke to students at Wayne State in Detroit about his career performing abortions. In his speech, Hodari told students that doctors have a license to lie to their patients (34:05).
The video of the entire speech with captions has now been released on Google Video.(http://tinyurl.com/2fo7ef) The speech took place on November 9, 2007.
Also in the speech, Hodari talks about going to Mexico to do experiments on pregnant women that were outlawed in the United States (38:57). He invited students to come watch an abortion he performed (11:57) and he also spoke about how little he washed between abortions because it chafed his hands (12:13).
"To hear Hodari speak, one wonders if Michigan is the third world," Students for Life of America (SFLA) Executive Director Kristan Hawkins said. "Planned Parenthood complains about 'back-alley' abortions, even though Hodari is running a business where he's barely washing his hands between abortions."
SFLA Student President Ashley Tyndall said, "Several women have died while getting abortions with Hodari, and yet the Michigan board of health has never investigated him. How many women have to die before the bureaucrats start telling Hodari to wash his hands and tell patients the truth."
For more information visit: http://www.studentsforlife.org/
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