How close is Canada to Nazi-style euthanasia?
(and other stories)
A few stories for you this week.
This move is an unprecedented example of how a right-wing government can stand up for conservatives worldwide. We are used to seeing progressives do this—but this is something new: “Trump administration interviews persecuted pro-lifers, launches probe into free speech crackdown in Britain.”
At The Bridgehead, my review of Douglas Murray’s latest book Democracies and Death Cults: Israel and the Future of Civilization, in which he tries to answer the age-old question: Why the Jews?
In Canada, the “euthanasia mindset” continues to grow: “Former Quebec politicians publicly discuss euthanizing 24-year-old disabled woman.”
At The European Conservative: “Zionism, Jew-hatred, and Israel’s Independence Day.”
LGBT artists are attempting to claim that Trump’s America “targets” trans-identifying people and denies them their human rights: “Canadian LGBT artists cancel trips to US, claiming Trump’s America lacks human rights.” They’re playing a ridiculous and transparent game:
Apparently, traveling into Trump’s America is significantly more onerous than accessing East Berlin at Checkpoint Charlie a couple of decades ago. Incidentally, only 18 countries worldwide recognize a “third gender option” on official documents. Approximately 175 countries do not. Yet it is America, apparently, that LGBT people must fear.
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On the podcast, I examine the grim drift of Canada—and other countries that have legalized assisted suicide—into Nazi-style euthanasia:
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