Mark Harrington

Court Victory in Stericycle v. Created Equal

Mark joins Thomas Brejcha of the Thomas More Society to discuss Created Equal’s victory in court regarding Project Weak Link and the exposure of Stericycle, Planned Parenthood’s top waste hauler. Mark said, “Pro-life free speech and the rule of law prevailed today. Corporate bullies like Stericycle are not immune to exposure for their involvement in abortion-killing. If Stericycle is really concerned about the effects of our awareness campaign on their public image, then they will cease enabling Planned Parenthood by transporting and disposing aborted babies and the instruments used to kill them. If they continue to partner with the abortion industry, the campaign to expose them will continue.” 

Tune in and share in the victory for free speech and defending babies.

For more information, go to ProjectWeakLink.com. 

A Thug’s Life: How violence is now an acceptable way to disagree

Created Equal conducted an outreach at Ohio University on September 16 and was met with a“gender neutral” uterus and jack-booted pro-abortion bandit who had donned a mask and hood. Both approaches show that abortion advocates are not really interested in dialogue or debate but simply want to rely on uninformed students to perpetuate their reign of abortion-killing. Abortion supporters rely almost entirely on the institutions of government and the courts to sustain the slaughter of preborn children rather than convincing the public to defend butchering babies.

Listen as Mark discusses with Jacob Hoback of Bobcats for Life how a pro-abortion ninja warrior pounded our abortion victims with a club.

The Forgotten Victims of 9/11

More Americans were killed by abortionists on September 11 than were killed by Islamic terrorists. 3,000 deaths among the 50,000 people who worked at the World Trade Center would mean about one in seventeen was killed. One in three unborn babies is killed by abortion every day. On September 11, it would have been six times safer to be a worker in the Twin Towers than it was to be a baby in her mother’s womb. 

Why did Americans write big checks to the Red Cross and the United Way, but ignore pro-life organizations, which are struggling to raise funds? 

Could it be because the press made the victims of September 11 so painfully real? After all, we were shown pictures of the World Trade Center tragedy on television night after night in the following weeks and months. Grieving relatives were interviewed. Their backgrounds were profiled. The press also made real the horror of the victims' deaths. The sight of airliners crashing into skyscrapers tortured us. We were sickened by pictures of people jumping from the upper floors. We gasped as the buildings collapsed into rubble. The images were published and broadcast until they became unbearable. Thus was forged a national consensus that,somehow, each of us must fight terrorism, personally, regardless of the cost.

Sadly, no such consensus exists concerning abortion -- even in the church.