Members of extremist fringe group Scottish Family Party (SFP) discussed on Facebook their mission to "brick up" the Sandyford clinic.
The sexual health clinic has been repeatedly targeted by "pro-life" protesters, and women attending for treatment have been harassed and filmed.
In a live video on the platform on Tuesday night, its leader, former Ukip member Richard Lucas, spoke to SFP member Niall Fraser about the disturbing details of their plan.
Fraser said: "On March 11 at 11am, we are going to be protesting this horrific building. The plan is to brick it up. How do we stop kids entering the building? We have to block the entrance. We are going to impede people getting in to the building.
Lucas responds: "There are some valid forms of healthcare at Sandyford but an awful lot of it is not and we are going to make our feelings known.
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