Our ‘Death Cult of a Country’: Protection from MAiD | Angelina Ireland

MAiD in Canada has now killed over 60,000 Canadians since it’s legalization in 2016, making Canada the number one country in the world for euthanizing our citizens. And that’s raw numbers, not per capita.

Elderly people are often the target. Nearing the end of their lives, sick and perhaps not able to fully understand their decisions, doctors and nurses are urging them to let the medical community kill them. After all, they’ve outlived their usefulness and shouldn’t be a burden to anyone.

And Trudeau’s government wants to extend MAiD to the mentally ill and even make it possible for what they call mature minors to opt for MAiD without parental consent. Note there is no set age in Canada for what constitutes a ‘mature minor’.

But one organization is working to protect Canadians from MAiD, and they are doing so effectively by putting the power in your hands.

The Delta Hospice Society in B.C. has launched two Cross-Canada programs to protect people from being put down by a government which recently accounced that MAiD could save our health care system 138 million a year. Why care for people in their final days, people who have families who love them and want to spend as much time with them as they still can, when you can simply put them down and save the system some money.

Angelina Ireland is the director of the Delta Hospice Society. She joins me today to explain the extent of the problem in what one blogger recently referred to as ‘our death cult of a country’ and how you can protect yourself and the people you love from medical homicide.

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Delta Hospice Society: https://deltahospicesociety.org