In America, if you sell black bear “parts,” you’ll be arrested, but if you sell parts of aborted human beings, you can be a top invitee to the White House.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is accusing Tuan Hoa Pham, Hoang Linh-Duy Tran and Hoa Trung Huynh of illegally trading in animal parts.
Pham, of Kentwood, Michigan is charged with “one count of buying bear parts and one count of buying sport-caught fish,” Tran, of Wyoming, Michigan, is charged with “two counts of buying a black bear,” and Huynh, of also Kentwood, is charged with “one count of illegally possessing black bear parts and one count of aiding and abetting the purchase of black bear parts,” Mlive reports.
DNR Detective Lt. Jason Haines tells the paper “the four people were arrested after a DNR sting operation involving undercover agents posing as poachers with bear parts to sell.”
Haines alleges the suspects “likely were ‘keeping it local’ and using bear parts for their own use, or family and friends.”
The DNR arrested the trio – along with an Upper Peninsula man – after a tip from confidential informants “concerned about the possible illegal trade of bear parts.”
So many readers immediately saw the irony of the story, the news outlet began censoring its comment section.
“Comments invoking Planned Parenthood have and will continue to be removed from this post,” Mlive employee Zane McMillin posted at the top of the comments.
The abortion giant has been rocked by a series of videos appearing to show its leaders discussing the organization’s participation in the sale of aborted babies.
CNS News reported last week that Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards has visited the White House 39 times during President Obama’s two terms.
While she hangs with the world’s most powerful person, this trio is likely heading up the river.
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