Canada wants to make euthanasia of mentally ill (without consent) legal (which may likely become mandatory)

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Make my heart bleed since I am familiar with psychiatry. That whole institution is compromized and never served mental health!

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Of course; all too soon, the new definoition of “Mentally Ill” will be:
Those who don’t believe their own governments; and/or, are conspiracy theorists advocates.

The government AI Agentic Agents, as certified psychologists[under law with exponential expansion]
will determine who is to be terminated[mentally ill] - without consent, of course.

[This will happen at a future date - already scripted, & ready for release via massive media distribution
Once the AI collective cognitive agentic agents, with the collective cogninitive enforcement officiers;
are in-place, in more than sufficient collectiver numbers - of course]

YOUR EITHER WITH THE COLLECTIVE
or
YOUR COLLECTIVELY TERMINATED
[mentally ill, determined by collective agentic government AI agents.]

(Once this is done?
A new definition of mentally ill will be released.*)

  • already collectively scripted.
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That seems to be, in part, what it’s about.

The history of places like Kortau is an ominous precedent.

At this time, whenever a person goes for a “routine” checkup in Canada, he or she is asked about his or her state of mental health. And, it is uncanny how many people we know are taking prescribed medications for depression and anxiety, at the recommendation of their doctors. And, concurrently, everywhere we go, every public space projects what we refer to as a nasty “sound weapon” at the population (abjectly ugly, depressing – what a local musician refers to as “muzzaakkk!”). The hapless employees who work in those places (banks, grocers, doctors offices, thrift stores, farmers markets, malls, even outdoor spaces) are subjected to that mind-damaging stuff all day long. They tell their doctors they’re depressed, and they get prescribed a pill of some sort.

AND, to top it off – when one listens to the testimonies at the Allison Inquiry (in which Canadians described how they were harmed by certain products pushed on them by governments, and then the horrendous way in which they were treated by medical and government officials), one noteworthy pattern emerges: Many of the patients who suffered physical symptoms were then referred to psychiatrists who classified their ailments as mental health derangements (some were even offered Maid as a solution, instead of the help the patient requested in dealing with the physical issue). Bless those brave individuals who spoke out at the Allison Inquiry, and also those who suffer in silence.

The Allison inquiry is shocking – for anyone who takes the time to listen to all of the testimonies. There is a stark pattern there, in those testimonies, and one can see the connection to the Maid program, and what lies beyond that. The brutality of the medical profession, across the entire country, as outlined in those testimonies, is also a pattern of note.

A colleague recently mused that Maid is the way to deal with seniors pensions that cannot be paid. Sobering speculation there…

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I would suppose the nitty gritty particulars of a planned economy would be the need to determine what circumstances to use for cutting off resources in order to prevent a “negative return on investment”.

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To disagree with the Politburo …is obviously a mental illness. This is just dejavu.

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We have morphed, through the last few decades, from human beings with human rights, into resources with employment rights; then consumers with consumer rights into subscribers with EULAs and soon we won’t even rate that, for we will have become the “useless eaters”. None of the morphing is true iun reality we are still human beings, but the narrative is desiged to nullify that reality. This has been a successful programme of convenience and safety for the mindless and afraid.

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Citizen > Consumer > Commodity > Compost[aka Soylent Green]

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