Planned Parenthood launched the plan in 2002 by opening Planned Parenthood Expresses in target locations across the country. They now number 42. Expresses are easily established in strip or shopping malls without need to fulfill zoning or building requirements.
Expresses are abortion cullers. They sell illicit sex, sell unguaranteed methods to avoid consequences of illicit sex, sell mop-ups for their anticipated failures, and restart the process.
Expresses can handle STD mop-ups, but they can't handle the Big A. These are handed off to specialized PP clinics that comply with zoning and building requirements.
PP is already the largest abortion provider in the U.S., but that isn't enough. Step 2 of the five-year plan was to build more, for which expresses provided the increased market.
Problem is, once word got out, and the pro-life crowd in many cities strated protesting, PP had to start lying about who they were and what they were doing. Not that PP doesn't know how to lie, they've been doing it for years.
But pro-lifers interrupted Step 2 in 2003. They developed a new strategy. Led by concrete contractor Chris Danze, they initiated a boycott of construction workers, equipment and supplies throughout the building of a $6.2 million Planned Parenthood mill in Austin, Texas.
The boycott didn't stop construction, but it significantly stalled it, created a lot of bad press for PP and most eye-opening, revealed pro-lifers wield great influence in local communities.[...]
Planned Parenthood's response was in hindsight predictable. PP determined to build its other new mills on the sly. It bought property in Denver, Colo., and Aurora, Ill., and who knows where else in secret. It got busted in Denver before ground broke, but not in Aurora.
Throughout and after purchasing land in Aurora, PP hid behind a shell corporation it created, Gemini Office Development (acronym purposeful?).
PP and Gemini lied on multiple Aurora permit documents when entering into the building phase in 2006. As recently as March 2007, Gemini wrote on a permit its tenant was "unknown at this time."
Planned Parenthood doesn't care about women's "reproductive health," or anything like it. All they care about is money. Get 'em in, suck the child out, send 'em home. If they bleed to death, or they die from sepsis or peritonitis a month later, well, that ain't Planned Parenthood's fault because, hey, it wasn't an abortion death. Next please!
(linked at Stop the ACLU)
