Picture of aborted fetus to be flown over Cleveland
As a shock tactic, a national group that opposes abortion plans to fly a billboard-size picture of an aborted fetus over Cleveland beginning Monday.
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, which frequently employs such attention-grabbing advertising, hopes to jar people into reconsidering their support of abortion, director Gregg Cunningham said.
He said the banner would be the most graphic picture ever displayed from the air.
"It will be categorically the most shocking we have ever done," he said. "The imagery is so horrifying that I can’t almost stand to look at it."
Cunningham wouldn’t describe the advertisement, which also displays a toll-free number to the organization. But he said the advertisement would compare an aborted fetus to a second graphic image related to the war in the Middle East.
"This thing just sucks the wind out of even me," he said.
