Scientists Want People Fitted With Euthanasia Chip That Kills You at First Sign of Dementia

In the report, co-authors Margaret Battin and Brent M. Kious, proposed the introduction of an “advance directive implant” (ADI) in an article titled “Ending One’s Life in Advance”. There is even a precedent for this proposed implant: Norplant, a controversial contraceptive implant that was withdrawn from the UK in 1999. Like Norplant, the ADI would be reversible and programmable, but the drugs it would release would cause death instantaneously. It would likely be implanted at the onset of dementia and programmed to activate according to the patient’s prognosis.

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Media Lionize Democrat Who Said Elderly Have a ‘Duty to Die’

Lamm, an environmentalist who supported abortion-on-demand, became best known for his belief that the elderly should be denied lifesaving healthcare. He told a 1984 meeting of the Colorado Health Lawyers Association that society should tell the elderly and infirm, “You’ve got a duty to die and get out of the way. Let the other society, our kids, build a reasonable life.”

 

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The grimmest method yet of assisted suicide

Right-to-die advocates are dreaming up ever-more grotesque ways of killing ourselves.

You may have heard of advance directives, also known as living wills. They are advance instructions to refuse treatment issued to doctors and carers by very ill people who expect to find themselves unable to communicate when the time comes. Right-to-die associations often promote advance directives as a way of avoiding life with dementia. But what if the doctors involved with your care refuse to follow the advance directive? After all, they are not currently legally enforceable in most jurisdictions.

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Pro-death group recruits Satanists in attempt to take over Canadian pro-life palliative care hospice

Pro-death group recruits Satanists in attempt to take over Canadian pro-life palliative care hospice

DELTA, British Columbia, December 18, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — Euthanasia activists campaigning to take over a Canadian hospice society because it refuses to lethally inject sick patients are now recruiting memberships from the Satanic Temple.

Since April 2020, a local group called Take Back Delta Hospice, aided by euthanasia lobby group Dying with Dignity, has been attempting a hostile takeover of the Delta Hospice Society by going door-to-door in the west coast community and signing up pro-euthanasia members.

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