A liberalized euthanasia law was introduced in Canada in 2021.
Since this revision of the law, Canada holds the record for euthanasia cases.
Death on demand has increased by 60% since then, and nowhere else in the world are as many
people medically killed on demand as in Canada.
Medical Assistance in Dying (MaiD), a Canadian government program, was originally intended
only for rare cases of seriously ill adults.
Kla.TV has already reported (kla.tv/26354) that poor and mentally ill people - even children from the age of 12, so-called
responsible minors - should also be allowed to die voluntarily so that they are no longer a burden on society.
It was only the strong opposition among the population to extending euthanasia to merely mentally ill
people that prompted Canada's Health Minister Holland to postpone the plan until March 2027.
His flimsy justification: there are not enough doctors in Canada, especially psychiatrists,
to assess mentally ill people who want to die.
But Canada's recently announced plans to legalize euthanasia for infants and toddlers clearly show where the journey is headed:
MAiD fulfills what many have feared: It appears to be a program to expand infanticide instead of euthanasia,
also known as death with dignity, according to a quote from the naturalnews.com report.
Step by step, all other troublesome population groups, such as heavy drug addicts or
depressives, also come into the conversation.
Are the plans for forced suicide now being expanded?
Some critics say the existing system of euthanasia is flawed because it pushes people into euthanasia
who are suffering from a lack of treatment or support.
The local news has reported on some people who claim to be seeking euthanasia because they lack adequate housing
or other support and who justify their request for euthanasia on the grounds of financial hardship and duress.
One example: The regulation of euthanasia in Canada has taught me that I lack the care and support I need to live.
I was forced into euthanasia through abuse, neglect, lack of care and threats.
Speaking to the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights, one man said: The government sees me as
superfluous scum, a whinger, useless and a pain in the ass.
There were even more drastic and bitter accusations against healthcare in the debate.
Apart from how representative such statements on the assisted dying law in Canada are, they raise sensitive issues.
A debate about abysses was the title of another article.
At what point does society draw the line at the abyss and consent to euthanasia?
Because the fact is, a line is clearly being crossed here.
By extending euthanasia to infants, Canada becomes a killing regime.
An infant is not self-aware and cannot commit suicide, according to naturalnews.com.
It goes on to say: Babies want to live, eat and be held by their parents.
How could a baby consent to an assisted suicide?
Dr. Louis Roy of the Quebec College of Physicians explained his ideology to the House of
Commons Joint Select Committee on Medical Euthanasia.
Dr. Roy believes that in cases where a child is born with severe deformities, it is not impossible that this child would rather die
than have to live with such problems for the rest of its life.
In his view, newborns born with severe deformities or severe and serious syndromes should
have the right to a medically assisted death.
But since such an infant cannot decide whether it wants to live or die, who will make this decision for it?
Doctors or even the concerned parents?
Not to mention the danger that people who only cost the state and the healthcare system money instead of paying
taxes will be eliminated under the guise of euthanasia.
Who then ultimately gets to answer the question of whether a life is worth living or not?
And who wants to take on this burden of decision with all its consequences?
One such doctor who performs assisted suicide is Dr. Stefanie Green, a MAiD enthusiast who has
accompanied more than 300 people to their deaths.
Formerly responsible for early life care, specializing in infant and maternal health, Dr.
Green has now switched to end-of-life care.
One is admission, the other is delivery, Dr. Green joked to CTV News in April 2022.
They are similar in that they are both incredibly intimate moments.
They are milestones in a person's life. They are very intense.
She describes it as a strong feeling when she administers the death medication.
This disturbing statement makes you sit up and take notice. And one wonders whether there is a pleasure in death behind it?
In any case, Dr. Green's confession is also strongly reminiscent of the so-called angels of death,
People who mostly worked as nurses or doctors in medical professions and saved their patients on their own initiative.
When these murders were discovered, the criminals were often convicted as serial killers.
At this point, the further question arises as to whether the self-proclaimed saviors of
that time will become the helpers of today?
The link from the online portal Bioedge.org to a significant increase in the number of organ donations after
Canada legalized euthanasia in 2016 is also not insignificant.
Canada is already the world leader in organ donation after euthanasia.
Bioedge.org reported on an American study published in September 2022 with research on
specific figures for this controversial practice.
Nevertheless, the Canadian MAiD program is now to be extended to young children on the
recommendation of the Quebec Medical Association.
The ability to harvest and sell organs from an infant - who cannot object to being euthanized - is a highly
unscrupulous, profitable business, and demand is growing.
In conclusion, the Canadian program is no longer about euthanasia for the terminally ill, and worst of all, it
plays into the hands of global population reduction plans,
whereby the practical implementation, put quite crassly, is reminiscent of an evisceration of the
defenseless, in which all those who are literally addicted to the cult of Satan can become intoxicated.
This project must never be accepted by society:
Every single child and every human being has an absolute right to life - and none of us has the right to take it away from them.