No lie too low

Coral Ridge Ministries, that awful fundagelical organization founded by D. James Kennedy, has "discovered" a couple of former workers willing to testify about the evil practices of Planned Parenthood.

"They have an abortion budget and they have a certain number of patients that you have to perform abortions on every month, and there's a dollar amount attached to each woman."

Everett's business plan included outreach in schools with talks given to break down children's natural modesty and promote Everett and her clinic associates as trusted authorities for all things sexual.

Everett wanted students to "come to us with their sexual questions so we could put them on a low dose birth control pill we knew they'd get pregnant on. Of course we passed out condoms but we never passed out high quality condoms; we always used seconds or defective condoms. Our goal was to get the kids pregnant."

The target, Everett says, was "three to five abortions between the ages of 13 and 18 from every girl we could find."

I know, when you're dealing with this brand of Christian, no lie is too low. But you'd think they'd at least care about plausibility.

Oh, wait…they believe that Jesus nonsense. I take it back, neither sleazy lies nor unbelievable absurdities are barriers to these guys.

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