Recently, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius dropped her guard and gave the American people a good insight into how it is that Obamacare will ultimately stay solvent: The nonexistence of patients who, not being alive, cannot make claims upon the system. From CNSNews.com During the subcommittee hearing, Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) said that contraception provided by [...]
Archive for the ‘Euthanasia’ Category
Sebelius and Paying for Obamacare Through Death and Nonexistence
Posted in Abortion, Biomedical Ethics, Eugenics, Euthanasia, tagged Contraception, Eugenics, HHS, Obama, Sebelius on March 25, 2012 | 9 Comments »
Dutch Treat: Adding Loneliness and Fatigue to List for Euthanasia
Posted in Euthanasia on October 31, 2011 | 38 Comments »
From LifeSite News: UTRECHT, Netherlands, October 24, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The Royal Dutch Medical Association (KNMG) has released new guidelines for interpreting the 2002 Euthanasia Act that now includes “mental and psychosocial ailments” such as “loss of function, loneliness and loss of autonomy” as acceptable criteria for euthanasia. The guidelines also allow doctors to connect [...]
The Court-Ordered Murder of Baby Joseph
Posted in Euthanasia, tagged Baby Joseph, Canada, Euthanasia on February 22, 2011 | 5 Comments »
When the pro-life community rose in opposition to the court-ordered murder of Terry Sciavo, a severely brain damaged, but not terminally ill woman, we warned that this was the slippery slope. We warned that more such killings would follow. We were ridiculed as hysterical alarmists. Now in Canada, a one year old boy with a [...]
Euthanasia: The People of the Lie
Posted in Biomedical Ethics, Euthanasia on December 30, 2010 | 12 Comments »
Want to kill your mother? Here is how one New York HMO tried to do it with my friend’s mom. Names have been changed to protect their privacy. This is malevolence as art. Clinical Background Mike’s mom, Betty, is 90 years old. In the past seven years she has had cancer and triple by-pass surgery. [...]
Peter, Paul and a New Evangelization
Posted in Biomedical Ethics, Euthanasia, Family, tagged Culture of Death, Euthanasia, Evangelization, Peter and Paul, Sacramental Marriage on June 29, 2010 | 2 Comments »
My article in today’s Headline Bistro. If there is one potential social-scientific study that cries out to be performed, it is the measure of the Culture of Death’s activities in a nation as a function of Christian belief and practice. In formulating a hypothesis for such a study, it would seem the anecdotal evidence suggests [...]
Mother Accused of Murdering Brain-Damaged Son ‘looked up euthanasia on internet’
Posted in Biomedical Ethics, Euthanasia, Physician Assisted Suicide, tagged Euthanasia, Frances Inglis on January 7, 2010 | 13 Comments »
Across the Pond, The Telegraph brings us the story of Frances Inglis, 57, a mother who was training to be a nurse and was driven ‘insane’ by the thought that her brain damaged son Tom was suffering. Inglis killed her son with a heroin overdose, after searching the internet for methods of performing euthanasia. Perhaps [...]
