Guest Thinkers — February 4, 2011

Surprise! Lila Rose’s Planned Parenthood “Sting” Videos Doctored

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Media Matters reveals that Lila Rose’s undercover “sting” videos of Planned Parenthood have been doctored:

–Why is Live Action Doctoring Its Planned Parenthood Audio?

–Latest Lila Rose Video Ends Her Credibility Once and For All

For more on anti-abortion extremist Lila Rose and her misbegotten hoax, see Jill’s excellent primer.

[Photo credit: This picture of a 100% genuine and credible Ogopogo brought to you by Live Action FilmsMr. Fnord, Creative Commons.]

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