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In every American community, medical professionals operate with extraordinary legal immunity—a license granted by state medical boards that permits them to perform procedures ending human life without criminal consequence. Like covert operatives executing classified missions, abortion providers undergo specialized training, select precision instruments for their work, execute their procedures with clinical detachment, and return home to their families while facing virtually no legal accountability. The parallels between these two groups reveal a disturbing truth: both operate under government sanction to end lives, one in the shadows of national security, the other in the sterile environments of medical facilities.

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Abortion: License to Kill Through Specialized Training and Certification

Secret agents undergo rigorous, competency-based training programs before receiving authorization for field operations. The CIA employs a systematic three-step model: educate, exercise, and experience—classroom instruction followed by role-play exercises, then real-world application. Similarly, abortion providers complete specialized clinical competencies through standardized training programs. The Health Workforce Pilot Project designed competency-based training that mirrors intelligence tradecraft instruction: didactic education combined with hands-on clinical experience, periodic assessment, and training to competence in all aspects of ending pregnancies.

Both operatives and abortion providers must master patient preparation, procedural execution, complication management, and post-procedure protocols. Training centers focus on ensuring applicants are trained to competency in procedures, with didactics combined with hands-on learning. State medical boards—the equivalent of intelligence agencies—issue licenses authorizing these procedures, creating government-sanctioned permission to perform acts that end human life. The majority of states require licensed physicians, though some allow advanced practice clinicians, establishing a tiered system of operational authority.

Abortion: License to Kill by Selecting the Arsenal

A covert operative carefully selects weapons and tools for each mission—silencers, specialized ammunition, surveillance equipment—based on the target and operational requirements. The abortion provider’s instrument selection follows an equally methodical protocol: sterile speculum, single-tooth tenaculum, ring forceps, needle extenders, scissors. Different gestational ages require different tactical approaches—early procedures may use manual vacuum aspirators, while later procedures demand electric suction and forceps similar to pliers used to pull apart the fetus.

The complete D&C abortion tool kit contains weighted vaginal speculum retractors, uterine dilators in sets of eight, uterine curettage sets, biopsy curettes, tissue forceps, and specialized sponge forceps. Just as an agent calibrates weapons to mission parameters, abortion providers select tapered dilators like Pratt or Denniston, vacuum cannulas of varying sizes, and ring forceps based on gestational age and procedural complexity. Increased gestation corresponds with increased procedural complexity, requiring more sophisticated instrument selection and surgical expertise, particularly for dilation and evacuation procedures after 14 weeks.

Abortion: License to Kill Through Mission Execution

Intelligence operatives enter target zones with detailed operational protocols. They neutralize targets with precision, minimize evidence, and extract without detection. The abortion procedure follows remarkably similar protocols: patient is brought to a private room, medical team reviews the target (gestational age confirmed via ultrasound, which they do not show the mother), the provider uses a speculum to view inside the vagina, cleans with gauze soaked in soap, applies numbing medication, dilates the cervix with thin metal rods, inserts a flexible tube, and uses gentle suction to kill and remove the baby.

For later procedures, cervical preparation occurs the day before surgery, allowing strategic planning time. The surgical team—attending physician, fellow and resident physicians, medical students—operates under close supervision like a covert cell structure. The procedure takes 10-20 minutes, with the most critical phase—the actual termination—lasting less than five minutes. Ultrasound guidance ensures complete removal, eliminating all evidence that the target ever existed.

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Abortion: License to Kill with Operational Security and Cover

Secret agents maintain elaborate security protocols to avoid detection. Safe rooms, surveillance systems, and rapid extraction plans protect operatives from accountability. Abortion clinics employ remarkably similar infrastructure: advanced camera systems, designated safe rooms, bulletproof vests, bulletproof glass. During the Colorado Springs incident, police accessed security cameras throughout the premises, monitoring locations of staff and patients, demonstrating the sophisticated operational security comparable to intelligence facilities.

Twenty-five states have facility structural requirements, but these regulations rarely result in operational shutdowns. Shield laws in multiple states protect abortion providers from investigation, creating jurisdictional immunity. In the Texas case against Dr. Margaret Daley Carpenter, New York’s shield law barred cooperation with Texas investigations, allowing the provider to continue operations despite allegations. These legal protections function as diplomatic immunity for operatives—state-sanctioned protection from prosecution across jurisdictional boundaries.

Abortion: License to Kill—No Consequences, Just Dinner at Home

After completing a classified elimination, covert operatives debrief, file sanitized reports, and return to normal civilian life. Abortion providers follow parallel post-operation protocols: patients are monitored in recovery areas, given discharge instructions, and sent home within hours – no baby to worry about. Follow-up appointments are optional unless complications arise, creating minimal accountability trail. Providers resume normal activities immediately, with most returning to normal routines within 1-2 days.

State conscience laws typically prohibit lawsuits by injured patients denied treatment, while medical malpractice coverage creates gray areas where criminal liability previously existed. There are no publicized cases of physicians being sued for failing to provide abortions, and the lack of case law creates situations where providers exercise discretion without clear standards of care to fall back on. They leave their facilities, pick up groceries, attend their children’s soccer games, and sleep soundly—government-licensed operatives who executed their authorized missions without legal consequence.

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Abortion: License to Kill—The Financial Incentive Structure

Intelligence agencies compensate operatives for high-risk missions. Planned Parenthood performed 383,460 abortions in 2019-2020 while providing only 1,940 adoption referrals—a ratio of 198 abortions for every adoption referral. A physician working full-time at an abortion clinic performing 10-15 procedures per day conducts between 2,400 and 3,600 abortions annually. Over a 30-year career, such a physician would perform between 72,000 and 108,000 abortions. Planned Parenthood reported nearly $2.1 billion in income, with $792.2 million (39%) coming from taxpayers.

The financial structure creates powerful incentives. One doctor candidly admitted under truth serum: “I saw the demand, the desperation, and the cash. I started out thinking I was doing something necessary, but after a while, it was just a job. The money made it easier to ignore the rest.” This provider acknowledged performing over 7,000 abortions, stating: “I used to tell myself they were just procedures, but I know what they were. I don’t pretend otherwise anymore.” The same doctor admitted: “If you really look at what you’re doing, you can’t justify it logically or morally. You have to lie to yourself, or just stop caring. Most of us just stop caring.”

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Abortion: License to Kill—The Psychological Mechanism

Intelligence operatives undergo SERE training—Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape—to psychologically prepare for the moral weight of their missions. They learn strategies to manage fear and anxiety, maintain composure under pressure, and resist coercive tactics. Abortion providers employ sophisticated mental processes to avoid confronting reality. Research documents various coping mechanisms women and providers employ: self-reflection to justify the decision, avoidance coping by repressing thoughts, and perceiving the fetus as a non-human being.

Pain is eased by avoiding thinking about the child that could have been. This represents classic euphemistic labeling where sanitized language obscures moral weight—calling the procedure “healthcare” or “reproductive services” rather than acknowledging what actually occurs. The interviewed doctor explained: “At first, I felt sick about it. But you get used to anything if you do it enough. You stop thinking about the details. You numb yourself, because if you don’t, you can’t keep going.”

Abortion: License to Kill—Living in Your Neighborhood

These government-licensed operatives don’t live in compounds or undisclosed locations. They live in your neighborhood, shop at your grocery stores, attend your community events. A 2018 study found that 75% to 85% of first- and second-trimester surgical abortion providers are licensed obstetrician-gynecologists. Approximately 14% of obstetrician-gynecologists perform abortions, meaning statistically, one in seven OB/GYNs you encounter may hold this government-issued license to kill.

The interviewed provider had five children, three failed marriages, and no relationship with any of his offspring. He stated: “I’m alone now, and I don’t blame them… The money’s good, but it doesn’t fill the emptiness. I wish I’d made different choices, but it’s too late now.” When asked what keeps him going: “Habit, bitterness, and the fact that I don’t know what else to do. The money’s all I have left, and even that doesn’t mean much anymore.” Yet this same provider continues operations, protected by state licensing boards, legal immunity structures, and a society that has normalized government-sanctioned killing.

Conclusion: The License Must Be Revoked

Genene Jones will die in prison for killing children. Meanwhile, abortion providers who end exponentially more lives retire comfortably, perhaps even honored for their service. The critical question becomes: What is the moral difference? The answer exposes an uncomfortable truth—there is no moral difference, only legal distinction. One operates without government permission and faces prosecution; the other operates with state-issued licenses and faces protection.

Both secret agents and abortion providers undergo specialized training, select precision instruments, execute their missions with clinical detachment, operate under extraordinary legal protections, and return home to ordinary lives. Both serve at the pleasure of government authority. The difference lies not in the act itself—the intentional ending of human life—but in the paperwork authorizing it. State medical boards issue licenses permitting what would otherwise constitute criminal homicide. As one provider honestly admitted: “No, not if they’re honest with themselves. If you really look at what you’re doing, you can’t justify it logically or morally. You have to lie to yourself, or just stop caring.”

The abortion industry survives not through moral legitimacy but through government sanction, legal immunity, financial incentives, and psychological mechanisms that allow providers to continue despite knowing the truth. These government-issued licenses to kill operate in your neighborhood, protected by the very authorities meant to preserve life. The question facing every community is whether these licenses should continue to be issued, renewed, and protected—or whether the time has come to acknowledge that no government has the moral authority to license the killing of innocent human life.