About 90% of all abortions happen in the first trimester, and this method accounts for the vast majority of those first trimester abortions. For the procedure to begin, the woman's cervix must be manually dilated with a series of rods to allow for the insertion of a hollow plastic tube with a sharp cutting-tip. This tube is connected to a suction machine that is able to pull the tiny, developing human being apart as it is suctioned out of the uterus (killing him or her in the process). The remains are deposited into a collection canister. The placenta must then be cut away from the uterine wall before it, too, can be sucked into a collection bottle. This is how the procedure is described by a typical abortion clinic. Notice that they don't call the developing human being a baby, an embryo or even a fetus. Instead, they say it is the "pregnancy" that is being lightly vacuumed out of the womb. How's that for honesty?

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