7 to 12 Weeks
D & C
Dilation and Curettage

This method utilizes a sharp curved knife. The uterus is approached through the vagina. The cervix, or mouth of the womb, is stretched open. The surgeon then cuts the tiny body to pieces and cuts and scrapes the placenta from the inside walls of the uterus.


Suction or Vacuum Aspiration

A powerful suction tube is inserted through the cervix into the womb. The baby is violently torn to pieces and sucked into a jar.

12 to 24 Weeks
D & E
Dilation and Evacuation

Here, too, the child is cut to pieces by a sharp knife, as in D & C, only it is a much larger and far more developed child, weighing as much as a pound, and measuring as much as a foot in length. It involves dismembering the fetus while still in the womb, which eliminates any possibility of live birth.


Saline Solution (Salt Poisoning)

A long needle is inserted through the mother's abdomen and a strong salt solution is injected directly into the amniotic fluid that surrounds the child. The salt is swallowed and "breathed" and slowly poisons the baby, burning his skin as well. The mother goes into labor about a day later and expels a dead, grotesque, shriveled baby. Some babies have survived the "salting out" and were born alive.

Newborn
D & X
A Euphemism for Partial Birth Abortion

This baby made it. Just hours before this photograph was taken, however, this same baby could have been legally killed. The method is to deliver the entire baby except for the head; jam scissors into the skull and open a hole; use a vacuum to suck out the baby's brains; and remove the dead baby.

This is legal because, as a nation, we elected a president that we knew would sign the death warrant for these innocent people, about 40 deaths every day.

The signature below legalized these infant homicides.

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