Canada’s Euthanasia Regime Now Rivals the Nazi Program Canadian Soldiers Died to Defeat

OH CANADA: Prime Minister Carney criticized Trump's strikes on Iran for costing the lives of six US servicemen over the last eight days. He neglects to mention that Canada kills 50 of its citizens each day - 400 since Operation Epic Fury began.

OH CANADA: Prime Minister Carney criticized Trump's strikes on Iran for costing the lives of six US servicemen over the last eight days. He neglects to mention that Canada kills 50 of its citizens each day - 400 since Operation Epic Fury began.https://t.co/Tm77Gj3wfD

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(Amuse on X) Historians estimate that roughly 200,000 disabled and mentally ill Germans were killed under the Nazi euthanasia system known as Aktion T4 and its successor programs. Canada, having already reached about 100,000 deaths, is now halfway to that grim benchmark. The number continues to climb rapidly. Canada is currently killing roughly 50 of its own citizens every day through MAID, and the rate continues to increase as eligibility expands.

The program is presented to the public as an act of compassion. It is framed in the language of autonomy, mercy, and relief from suffering. Supporters often imagine a narrow practice reserved for terminal patients facing unavoidable agony. In that limited scenario the policy appears humane. A patient is dying. Medicine cannot cure the illness. The patient requests release from unbearable pain. Many people instinctively sympathize with that situation. -- More...