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“Assisted dying” programmes used to harvest organs; is it already happening in Canada?

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In 2018, Canadian doctors were already openly discussing the possibility of harvesting organs from patients who have consented to euthanasia while they are still alive. This practice, sometimes referred to as “euthanasia by organ donation,” involves removing organs before the patient is declared dead.  Although illegal, is it already happening?

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The “dead donor rule” currently prohibits organ procurement until the donor is declared dead, typically five minutes after the heart has stopped beating.  This means “euthanasia by organ donation,” or more accurately death by organ donation, is illegal.  Changing the rules to allow it would require an amendment to the Criminal Code of Canada, as medical assistance in dying (“MAiD”) must involve the administration of medications, not organ extraction.

In Canada, MAiD was legalised in 2016.  By March 2017, there had already been instances where organs were harvested from patients who underwent suicide by doctors.   In Ontario, for example, 26 people who died by lethal injection had donated tissue or organs since the law came into effect. This practice expanded the pool of available organs but also sparked debates about the ethical implications and the potential pressure on patients to consent to euthanasia if they wish to be organ donors.  At the time, organ harvesting after euthanasia was already a reality in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The threat of people merely being seen as a source of organs to be harvested arose again in November 2018 when Canadian doctors debated killing euthanasia victims by taking their organs.

“The best use of my organs, if I’m going to receive a medically assisted death, might be to not first kill me and then retrieve my organs, but to have my mode of death – as we medically consider death now – to be to retrieve my organs,” Rob Sibbald, an ethicist of the London Health Sciences Centre in Ontario, said.

Canadian Blood Services: Threats to the Concept of Brain Death – Rob Sibbald, uploaded 14 February 2019 (8 mins)

Riddled with conflicts of interest, the event Sibbald was speaking at was sponsored by the Canadian Blood Services, a tissue and organ donation group; the Trillium Gift of Life Network which is “responsible for delivering and coordinating organ and tissue donation and transplantation across the province” of Ontario; and, the Canadian Donation and Transplantation Research Program, which hopes to “increase the availability of transplants.”

“Other Canadian doctors have publicly embraced ‘death by donation’, and a study came out [in January 2024] exploring euthanasia programmes such as MAiD as a means of organ harvesting,” The Federalist reported yesterday.

The Federalist goes on to explain that Canada is the top country for organ donations through euthanasia.  But, as of December 2022, the health system still had an organ shortage. “Health officials could be trying to close gaps like these by killing patients to harvest their organs,” The Federalist said.

Adding, “In Ontario, euthanasia deaths boosted organ donations in 2020. In Quebec, 14 per cent of organ donors were MAiD victims in 2022. One article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal includes a diagram of the MAiD to organ harvesting pipeline. This was from 2019 when euthanasia was only allowed for those with foreseeable deaths. Now, doctors can end the lives of patients with unforeseeable deaths.”

It’s not only organ harvesting for the domestic market that is cause for huge concern.

Angelina Ireland is the executive director of the Delta Hospice Society, an end-of-life care facility that the Canadian government shut down and subsequently took over due to its refusal to comply with the provincial MAiD policy.  She warned, “They are now talking about ‘pre-mortem’ interventions to harvest organs of MAiD recipients” and there is “plenty of room for abuse.”

Ireland cited the book ‘The Red Market’, which traced human trafficking and organ harvesting around the world. “You can get big, big money on the world market,” she said. “We have opened ourselves up to some horrific stuff.”

A 2020 research paper published in the Library of the Canadian Parliament provided an overview of organ trafficking.  It stated [emphasis added]:

What’s stopping poor and vulnerable people in Canada from being misled, coerced or otherwise forced into selling their organs as part of the MAiD programme?  There are many examples of people in Canada being pressured to accept MAiD.  If “healthcare” professionals have crossed moral boundaries and overridden their God-given conscience by pressuring patients to allow a doctor to kill them, how difficult would it be for those morally disengaged “healthcare” professionals to take the next step and coerce patients into submitting to “euthanasia by organ donation”? Especially considering that these same professionals could personally profit from the sale of their patients’ organs.

Could it already be happening?

Consider the recent case involving former Montreal City Councillor Nicolas Tétrault’s son.  Tétrault says that staff at Montreal Children’s Hospital said they would “harvest the organs” of his son, Arthur, and kill him after he was declared unlikely to survive.  Tétrault had to flee to the United States with his family.  He was able to transport his son to the Ochsner Medical Centre in New Orleans via air ambulance to get proper and urgent care.  His son is now off a ventilator and is recovering. 

If Tétrault’s story doesn’t send shivers down your spine about the deadly and potentially lucrative “euthanasia by organ donation,” then you shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near children, the sick, the elderly, the disabled or any other vulnerable members of society, in any capacity.

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.

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Alma Ravn
Alma Ravn
7 months ago

It is not only disgusting, it is immoral and despicable. Revolting. And TOTALLY in line with the mechanistic way living people have been treated in the WEALTH system for decades.

Who manufactures the death machines so chilling called maid?

Nauseating.

Alma Ravn
Alma Ravn
7 months ago

I found it. The name of the company that produces those killing machines is SARCO.
Flood them with mails.

Dave Owen
Dave Owen
Reply to  Alma Ravn
7 months ago

Hi Alma Ravn,
Sounds a bit like SERCO, one of the biggest companies in the world.
The company nobody knows about.

chrisirish67
chrisirish67
7 months ago

that is ludicrous. if a person chose euthanasia it must be due to a terminal illness. who wants organs from a deathly ill person?

FedUp
FedUp
Reply to  chrisirish67
7 months ago

Not necessarily, depression is also a reason, moving issue is also a reason.
It’s been probably happening for while. The UK gov made everyone to be a default organ donor at the beginning of the hoax pandemic. Very few knew that one must have been opted out at the NHS’ site.

Cheery Charles
Cheery Charles
Reply to  chrisirish67
7 months ago

Elderly Canadians Pressured into Euthanasia to Avoid Cost of Treatments

https://slaynews.com/news/elderly-canadians-pressured-euthanasia-avoid-cost-treatments/

Bill Gates Calls for ‘Death Panels’ to Euthanize Citizens Not ‘Worthy of Healthcare’

https://slaynews.com/news/bill-gates-calls-death-panels-euthanize-citizens/

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
Reply to  Cheery Charles
7 months ago

Save the poor blood sucking Insurance companies that took your premiums for decades.

Cheery Charles
Cheery Charles
Reply to  chrisirish67
7 months ago

Just as people go to scrap yard to buy parts off smashed up cars, people can be ill but not all of their body parts and damaged.

If someone has a brain tumour, then their liver and kidneys might be in good health.

You might not now think that you would want to receive a kidney from someone who had cancer, but if you were dying and desperate and the doctors told you that it has been tested and was safe, you might think differently.

Cheery Charles
Cheery Charles
Reply to  Cheery Charles
7 months ago

“not all of their body parts and damaged” should have been “not all of their body parts are damaged”

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Cheery Charles
Cheery Charles
7 months ago

Elderly Canadians Pressured into Euthanasia to Avoid Cost of Treatments

https://slaynews.com/news/elderly-canadians-pressured-euthanasia-avoid-cost-treatments/

Bill Gates Calls for ‘Death Panels’ to Euthanize Citizens Not ‘Worthy of Healthcare’

https://slaynews.com/news/bill-gates-calls-death-panels-euthanize-citizens/

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
7 months ago

Goulish!

mischa
mischa
7 months ago

That’s all we are? Fodder for the rich?

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