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  1. Salt Poisoning

    Otherwise known as "saline amniocentesis," "salting out," or a "hypertonic saline" abortion, this technique is used after 16 weeks of pregnancy, when enough fluid has accumulated in the amniotic fluid sac surrounding the baby. A needle is inserted through the mother’s abdomen and 50-250 ml (as much as a cup) of amniotic fluid is withdrawn and replaced with a solution of concentrated salt. The baby breathes in, swallowing the salt, and is poisoned. The chemical solution also causes painful burning and deterioration of the baby’s skin. Usually, after about an hour, the child dies. The mother goes into labor about 33 to 35 hours after instillation and delivers a dead, burned, and shriveled baby.

    Urea

    Because of the dangers associated with saline methods, other instillation methods such as hypersomolar urea are sometimes employed.

    Dilatation (Dilation) and Evacuation (D&E)

    Used to abort unborn children as old as 24 weeks, this method is similar to the above D&C. The difference is that forceps with sharp metal jaws are used to grasp parts of the developing baby, which are then twisted and torn away. This continues until the child’s entire body is removed from the womb. Because the baby’s skull has often hardened to bone by this time, the skull must sometimes be compressed or crushed to facilitate removal.

    Prostaglandin Chemical Abortion

    This form of abortion uses chemicals developed by Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. which cause the uterus to contract intensely, pushing out the developing baby. The contractions are so abnormally severe that babies have even been decapitated. Many, however, have also been born alive. The side effects to the mother are many - a number have died from cardiac arrest when the compounds were injected.

    Hysterotomy 2nd and 3rd Trimesters:

    Similar to the Caesarean Section. Incisions are made in the abdomen and the baby removed. Babies are born alive during this procedure, raising questions as to how and when these infants are killed and by whom. The child is allowed to die by neglect and sometimes killed by a direct act

    Congratulations, you wasted your time finding that. I know all about this, I was there when it happened. nah it took 1 google search. 2 minutes max....8 mintures less time than it took you to kill your baby:)10 minutes > 9 months

    Take your pick.

    What a selfish, and weak person you are. Use birth control. Its more convieniant than killing babies.
  2. The fetus can't think until the cerebral cortex comes online during the third trimester. Before that it's mindless meat so who cares except for religious loons.

    CAuse its still a human being. WOuld you be content with cutting the arms off a retard and thinking nothing off it? Maybe a senile old lady? Or a baby itself?
  3. Salt Poisoning

    Otherwise known as "saline amniocentesis," "salting out," or a "hypertonic saline" abortion, this technique is used after 16 weeks of pregnancy, when enough fluid has accumulated in the amniotic fluid sac surrounding the baby. A needle is inserted through the mother’s abdomen and 50-250 ml (as much as a cup) of amniotic fluid is withdrawn and replaced with a solution of concentrated salt. The baby breathes in, swallowing the salt, and is poisoned. The chemical solution also causes painful burning and deterioration of the baby’s skin. Usually, after about an hour, the child dies. The mother goes into labor about 33 to 35 hours after instillation and delivers a dead, burned, and shriveled baby.

    Urea

    Because of the dangers associated with saline methods, other instillation methods such as hypersomolar urea are sometimes employed.

    Dilatation (Dilation) and Evacuation (D&E)

    Used to abort unborn children as old as 24 weeks, this method is similar to the above D&C. The difference is that forceps with sharp metal jaws are used to grasp parts of the developing baby, which are then twisted and torn away. This continues until the child’s entire body is removed from the womb. Because the baby’s skull has often hardened to bone by this time, the skull must sometimes be compressed or crushed to facilitate removal.

    Prostaglandin Chemical Abortion

    This form of abortion uses chemicals developed by Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. which cause the uterus to contract intensely, pushing out the developing baby. The contractions are so abnormally severe that babies have even been decapitated. Many, however, have also been born alive. The side effects to the mother are many - a number have died from cardiac arrest when the compounds were injected.

    Hysterotomy 2nd and 3rd Trimesters:

    Similar to the Caesarean Section. Incisions are made in the abdomen and the baby removed. Babies are born alive during this procedure, raising questions as to how and when these infants are killed and by whom. The child is allowed to die by neglect and sometimes killed by a direct act

    Congratulations, you wasted your time finding that. I know all about this, I was there when it happened. nah it took 1 google search. 2 minutes max....8 mintures less time than it took you to kill your baby:)
  4. Salt Poisoning

    Otherwise known as "saline amniocentesis," "salting out," or a "hypertonic saline" abortion, this technique is used after 16 weeks of pregnancy, when enough fluid has accumulated in the amniotic fluid sac surrounding the baby. A needle is inserted through the mother’s abdomen and 50-250 ml (as much as a cup) of amniotic fluid is withdrawn and replaced with a solution of concentrated salt. The baby breathes in, swallowing the salt, and is poisoned. The chemical solution also causes painful burning and deterioration of the baby’s skin. Usually, after about an hour, the child dies. The mother goes into labor about 33 to 35 hours after instillation and delivers a dead, burned, and shriveled baby.

    Urea

    Because of the dangers associated with saline methods, other instillation methods such as hypersomolar urea are sometimes employed.

    Dilatation (Dilation) and Evacuation (D&E)

    Used to abort unborn children as old as 24 weeks, this method is similar to the above D&C. The difference is that forceps with sharp metal jaws are used to grasp parts of the developing baby, which are then twisted and torn away. This continues until the child’s entire body is removed from the womb. Because the baby’s skull has often hardened to bone by this time, the skull must sometimes be compressed or crushed to facilitate removal.

    Prostaglandin Chemical Abortion

    This form of abortion uses chemicals developed by Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. which cause the uterus to contract intensely, pushing out the developing baby. The contractions are so abnormally severe that babies have even been decapitated. Many, however, have also been born alive. The side effects to the mother are many - a number have died from cardiac arrest when the compounds were injected.

    Hysterotomy 2nd and 3rd Trimesters:

    Similar to the Caesarean Section. Incisions are made in the abdomen and the baby removed. Babies are born alive during this procedure, raising questions as to how and when these infants are killed and by whom. The child is allowed to die by neglect and sometimes killed by a direct act

    Suction aspiration or "vacuum curettage," is the abortion technique used in most first trimester abortions. A

    powerful suction tube with a sharp cutting edge is inserted into the womb through the dilated cervix. The suction dismembers the body of the developing baby and tears the placenta from the wall of the uterus, sucking blood, amniotic fluid, placental tissue, and fetal parts into a collection bottle.

    The members of the child have to be carefully recounted, to make sure there is no one left.

    Great care must be taken to prevent the uterus from being punctured during this procedure, which may cause hemorrhage and necessitate further surgery. Also, infection can easily develop if any fetal or placental tissue is left behind in the uterus. This is the most frequent post-abortion complication.

    Dilatation (Dilation) and Curettage (D&C)

    In this technique, the cervix is dilated or stretched to permit the insertion of a loop shaped steel knife. The body of the baby is cut into pieces and removed and the placenta is scraped off the uterine wall. Blood loss from D & C, or "mechanical" curettage is greater than for suction aspiration, as is the likelihood of uterine perforation and infection.

    RU 486

    The so-called " French abortion pill," the RU 486.very dangerous http://www.abortionismurder.org/methods.shtml

    Methotrexate

    The procedure with methotrexate is similar to the one using RU 486, though administered by an intramuscular injection instead of a pill. Even more dangerous http://www.abortionismurder.org/methods.shtml

    What did you do MArely?>

  5. Never would i pegged JonB would be a conservative..

    That's be quite amusing if he apposed stem cell research. I mean, seeing how he's so pro-life. Its like hunting. RAther shoot a deer than have someone hit one in thier car ya know?Change that to baby and that's my whole philosophy. DO you agree with child murder?
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