Getting Rid of MAiD

Getting Rid of MAiD
Stopping the Ticker I Bill Vassilopoulos

During the COVID-19 era, we were all reminded of the death ticker showing how many people were dying from COVID. This information was plastered all over mainstream media. Canada has buried vaccine injuries from its citizens for 15 years and is not presenting the actual numbers of deaths caused by COVID-19.

Today in Canada, as MAiD approaches 100,000 deaths from Medical Assistance in Dying, an important reality is how these deaths are recorded. In Canada, MAiD is not listed as the cause of death on death certificates. Instead, the underlying medical condition—such as cancer or another illness—is recorded. While MAiD cases are tracked separately through a federal reporting system managed by Health Canada, they are not counted within standard cause-of-death statistics used in the broader healthcare system.

As a result, MAiD deaths do not appear in the same way as other causes of death in national mortality data. This distinction can make MAiD less visible in official records, since it is recorded outside the primary system used to classify and report why people die. It is almost as if they are getting rid of MAiD deaths.

It is also important to understand how MAiD is carried out in practice. The process is governed by strict legal safeguards, including repeated consent, eligibility assessments, and oversight by regulated medical professionals. Patients must be evaluated under federal criteria before MAiD can be approved, and they must be capable of providing informed consent at the time of the procedure. Although this is what MAiD should look like, many people are skeptical and wonder why social workers and nurses are approaching vulnerable patients in hospital rooms without clear advocacy.

Despite this, public concern continues to grow about how end-of-life care is changing in Canada. Many Canadians are increasingly asking whether sufficient resources exist for palliative care, pain management, and psychological support before MAiD becomes an option. Others question whether vulnerable individuals are always receiving consistent access to alternatives that focus on comfort and quality of life rather than assisted dying.

What Canadians and others don’t realize is that their loved ones who died by MAiD in front of them were actually paralyzed and declared dead while still alive, then taken elsewhere to have their organs harvested. People often wonder why organs would be taken from someone with a terminal illness. While they most likely wouldn’t take an organ affected by cancer, they could take organs such as eyes and skin, which people often don’t think about. In Canada, the oldest organ donor was 92 years old. The best organs typically come from people involved in severe accidents, usually in the age group of 16 to 35 years old.

No one wants to watch a loved one die, but there are ways to offer comfort without MAiD injections for end-of-life care. What it looks like to the public is that the government is deliberately depopulating its citizens to stop draining resources from the medical system.

Next year, children aged 12 and over will qualify for MAiD without requiring parental consent, alongside individuals with mental health struggles or disorders. In the Netherlands, children with autism have been legally euthanized through MAiD. Veterans with PTSD will also qualify for MAiD. This isn’t health care—this is end-of-life culture on steroids.

Ironically, the psychiatric board is now advocating for MAiD as a solution to end mental health agony or distress. By doing this, won’t this mean a shutdown of their departments, unless there is an incentive for psychiatrists like there was allegedly for physicians who advocated for the COVID-19 vaccines and causes of death? But maybe one day we’ll find out, or maybe not? But, what do I know?

If you're concerned about being an organ donor without consent, visit your local driver's license center or bureau and make sure you remove your name. Many provinces or states automatically sign you up as an organ donor without your consent. Please don't phone or try to remove your name online; instead, go to the nearest license center and remove it in person.

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Friends, remember:
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Warmly, Your friend,
Bill Vassilopoulos