Seth Gruber
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The Date Rape Drug Of The Abortion Industry | Guest: Dr. Brent Boles
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June 25, 2022
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1:04:30Now PlayingLive Action just dropped a bombshell undercover video from inside the Washington DC Surgi-Clinic abortion facility. The footage shows the abortion worker requiring a 28-week pregnant woman to take Xanax, a medication that causes drowsiness and can impair memory, BEFORE being allowed to meet with abortionist Cesare Santangelo and give her final consent. The “nurse” actually tells the pregnant woman: “He’s not going to be able to speak with you until he’s ready to do it and your pants are off in the room.” This is same “clinic” and abortionist whose baby victims were obtained by pro-life sidewalk counselors two months ago, some whom appeared to have been killed through illegal partial-birth abortions. What can only be described as the date rape drug of the abortion industry, this abortion center’s policy is that sedated consent is informed consent. Our in-house OBGYN at UnAborted joins Seth today to discuss what this all means and how YOU can use this horrific story to expose the REAL motivations of today's secular cult.
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