The Choice Project Abortion Factory

The Choice Project: Planned Parenthood is attempting to build a 25,000 square foot "flagship" abortion factory at 201 East Ben White Boulevard in Austin Texas.

In Planned Parenthood's Winter 2003 Newsletter to supporters they vow to commit abortions on children "16 weeks and beyond".

The "Rainbow Scandal"

By mid October 2003 all eighteen concrete suppliers within a 60 mile radius of Austin had verbally indicated to Texas Contractors for Life that they would not participate with Browning Construction Companyin building the Planned Parenthood abortion factory.In early November 2003 Browning Construction Company removed themselves from the project.

However Planned Parenthood everntually received the concrete from Rainbow Materials using a "carrot and stick" routine that took place the second week of January 2004. The effort to obtain the concrete was spearheaded by Dick Rathgeber a local real estate developer. Mr. Ramon Carrasquillo the owner of Rainbow Materials was under tremendous financial and legal pressure to supply the concrete. According to Curtis Bruner the general manager of Rainbow Materials, Mr. Carrasquillo was told that his problems would go away if he supplied the concrete.

The foundation was poured under the cover of darkness in the infamous "midnight pour" on January 28. The next day Mark Hamilton Vice President of Sales for Rainbow and a member of Texas Contractors and Suppliers for Life resigned his position with Rainbow Materials.

Rainbow Materials officially closed for business on June 15, 2004.

Hear a conversation regarding the Rainbow scandal. (right click and select "save-as" to download)

Read the transcript.