The Culling: MAID in Canada

Euthanasia and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).

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Dangers of public private partnerships

Delta Hospice Society is a non-profit, Palliative Care organization dedicated to helping families and individuals experiencing life-threatening diagnoses, advanced illness, or bereavement.

Published July 06, 2025, Glen Beck interviews Angelina Ireland, Executive Director of Delta Hospice Society about demolition of their public private partnership by Canada’s health authority, due to non-compliance with Canada’s euthanasia law call MAID [Medical Assistance in Dying].

Hard lessons to learn from, rather than repeat

12:58 mins https://www.bitchute.com/video/D6LR3QnzHX8Y/?list=notifications&randomize=false

MAID: Hidden Horror Behind Illusion of a Peaceful Death

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The Truth About the MAiD Injection Protocol – A Death You Cannot Escape or Protest

By Jan Scharf
Paralegal Canada
July 05, 2025

In Canada, Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) is promoted as a merciful option—an end-of-life choice for those in pain. Government materials, media coverage, and medical professionals often describe the process as “dignified,” “peaceful,” and “painless.” But what they don’t tell you is that this death may be one of the most horrifying experiences imaginable, and no one will know—because the drugs paralyze you before you can say a word. Continues at https://janescharf.substack.com/p/maid-in-canada-the-hidden-horror

Organ harvesting after euthanasia

Feb 20, 2025

Belgium, the Netherlands, Canada, and Spain permit voluntary euthanasia through intravenous drugs administered by professionals and have the most experience of subsequent organ donation. Several hundred cases have been reported in practice developed in response to patient requests. Continues at https://www.bmj.com/content/388/bmj.r318.full

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