They said it.
“The relationship between the gravid [pregnant] female and the feto-placental unit can be understood best as one of host and parasite.”
Abortionist Warren Hern. Abortion Practice. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1984, pages 14
“Each and every pregnancy threatens a woman’s life. From a strict medical viewpoint, every pregnancy should be aborted.”
Abortionist Lisa Fortier at the 1980 national convention of the National Abortion Federation (NAF), quoted in Andrew Scholberg. “The Abortionists and Planned Parenthood: Familiar Bedfellows.” International Review of Natural Family Planning, Winter 1980, page 308.
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Share on FacebookAttorney: “What, the legal view set aside, would be your objection to killing a child a day after he or she was born?”
Crist: “I have none, and I have none to euthanasia.”
Abortionist Robert Dale Crist, testimony before the United States District Court for Eastern Louisiana on October 20, 1978 (CD 78-2765). Quoted in “Teenager Dies at Hands of Houston Abortionist.” The Wanderer, February 13, 1992, pages 1 and 11.
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Share on FacebookQuestion: “So if they legalized killing four-year-old children, you would have no problem?”
Clinic Employee: “No, I would not have a problem … My conscience is very clear …”
Unidentified abortion clinic worker, testifying under oath.
Quoted in “Abortion Clinic Staff Worker Gives Her Excuses.” Life Advocate April 1992, page 21.
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From a reporter who observed at an abortion clinic:
“On this day at the surgical unit of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania, in central Philadelphia, 21 people will have abortions. Another two dozen pregnant women will come in to view a video and to “start the clock” on their state-mandated 24-hour waiting period. Most will come back for abortions. Some will never be heard from again… Sometimes, says clinic manager Paula Monastersky, a woman will just get up and leave. Occasionally, a woman will even be undressed and on the table, moments away from the doctor’s instruments, and she’ll change her mind.”
This seems to indicate that many women are ambivalent about their abortions even as they enter the clinic.
From Linda Feldman “Abortion: Uneasy Day at the Clinic” Christian Science Monitor January 22, 1998 Volume 90, Issue 39
Share on FacebookDennis Christensen
abortionist-Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal, Women need control over birth choice, physician says: 3-4-2001
In 2001, the Wisconsin State Journal estimated that abortionist Dennis Christensen aborted somewhere between 80,000 and 100,000 fetuses during his career.
In a 2001 interview, Christensen told the paper
“When I meet my maker, I think she’s going to say, ‘Way to go!'”.
The paper said the remark was a jest after he brushed aside the question of whether he believes in an afterlife. His religious beliefs are private, he said.
The paper also states that Christensen makes a good living from abortion, and that, at his clinic in Wisconsin, he has ended the pregnancies of women ranging in age from 10 to 52
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Robert Crist
abortionist
St. Petersburg Times, “A chain of tears:’ a doctor and abortion:6-3-1990
“I don’t drag people in, I provide a service to people who call seeking such a service. I’m an object of hate for that?”
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Prof Bill Ledger
abortionist-UK
The Daily Mail, Why does Britain have record levels of abortion and an unprecedented need for IVF? 6-30-2006
“I have seen women whose boyfriends have left them, who are at college and have yet to finish their studies, women who can’t afford to bring up a child, women who were taking the Pill but didn’t realize that being sick reduced its effectiveness. These are women who want children, but not now because they believe the welfare of that child will be compromised. They do think very hard and there is a great sadness. The decision will affect every year they spend on this planet and most do not move on easily”
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Share on FacebookPeter Bours
abortionist
The New York Times, The abortion conflict; what it does to one doctor, By Dudley Clendinen; Dudley Clendinen is a New York Times correspondent based in Atlanta :8-11-1985
‘There’s a 6-year-old boy that I delivered that I say hello to, and after the last newspaper article came out, he wouldn’t look at me. That’s the hardest thing for me, because I’ve always prided myself on my relationship with kids. It hurts me.”
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Share on FacebookMildred Hanson
abortion clinic owner
Voices of Choice: Doctor’s Stories
“I challenged myself: Is this right? Is this ethical? Is this Christian? Is this appropriate? Am I demeaning myself? Do I want to do abortions? There’s a lot of personal soul-searching. It’s not an easy decision that a physician makes to be an abortion provider.”
Hanson owns her own abortion clinic and was the former Medical Director of Planned Parenthood of Minnesota and South Dakota.
