Former abortion clinic director: ‘Our goal was three to five abortions per student’

Former abortion clinic director: ‘Our goal was three to five abortions per student’ - EAGnews.org
ROUND ROCK, Texas – Abortion clinics are businesses, just like muffler shops or fast food restaurants.

They need a steady parade of clients to survive, so they go out and create them in public schools.

That’s the conclusion Carol Everett came to after years of working as an abortion clinic manager in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Now a converted pro-life advocate, Everett is sharing this sickening reality with parents, lawmakers and anyone else who wants to listen, as often as she can.

Public school sexual education programs run by pro-choice groups “break down the natural modesty (of students), they separate them from their parents and their values … and they eventually give them low-dose birth control pills they know they’ll get pregnant on,” Everett told EAGnews.

“They don’t tell parents what they’re doing.”

....“We went to the schools as early as kindergarten,” Everett said of her years working in the industry.
During those sessions, sex ed instructors “are planting the seed (in student’s minds) that parents don’t know what they are talking about.”

In elementary schools, the sex ed curriculum utilizes several books – such as Robie H. Harris’ “It’s So Amazing,” “It’s Perfectly Normal,” and “It’s Not the Stork” – to acclimate students to the idea of sex, and to promote sexual behaviors.

“By fourth grade they encourage them to masturbate alone, or in groups of four or five of the same sex,” Everett said. 
By fifth or sixth grade, the curriculum turns to “talking about having sex” and intentionally encourages a “parents don’t understand you” mentality.Everett said.