but I don't know anyone who used or uses abortion as a form of birth control
Abortion Clinic Chain Operator Now Pro-Life and Speaking Out
Eric Harrah was part owner of one of the nation's largest chains of abortion clinics. He recently converted to Christianity and walked away from the lucrative business of killing unborn children. Dr. Willke and Brad Mattes interviewed him regarding his involvement in the abortion industry.
Dr. W: I am curious about your function in the clinic. Were you basically a business manager, owner?
Eric: I was an owner. My first position was Director of Public Relations and then I became an owner and from there went around opening clinics – that was my biggest function with my different partners.
Brad: How did you select areas to open abortion clinics?
Eric: There were a lot of different factors that went into a decision to open a clinic. Basically, you looked in an area that didn’t have a clinic in it. You would get demographic numbers, from areas that had colleges or universities, with the amount of abortions that had taken place prior to that. If it had a high abortion rate, that would be a prime area.
Dr. W: How would you hire the abortionists?
Eric: Well, before you would even go to a town, you would usually have your doctors lined up. A lot of times, doctors would contact me. There was always some doctor somewhere in some town who was already doing abortions. Also, in larger demographic areas (metropolitan areas) it was easy to tap any number of residency programs.
Dr. W: These were residents who’d moonlight?
Eric: That was not all I hired, but that was a very nice pool to be able to select from, because they were interested. You take a resident, bring him into an abortion clinic and they work part-time, even just one day a week. They can make $75,000 a year, if not more, which is very beneficial to pay off their student loans.
Brad: How many states did you have clinics in?
Eric: About 11 or 12.
Brad: And how many abortions did your chain of abortion clinics do?
Eric: If I take all the numbers from the time I started in the abortion industry to the time I got out (10 years), we probably did about a quarter of a million total.
Hey tiggerpuss. you really think many of these were not done as birth control? you are dumber than I thought. |
