Britain's Government Policy of Silent Euthanasia

While many are trying to reassure us that there is no danger to the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill, the wording in areas of the health care bills presented, as well as the blatant rejection of specific wording that totally rules out funding abortion, etc in the recent past has many convinced that tax payer money will be used.

The same applies to those concerned about the conscience protection that is either missing or very ambiguous, for those of us who cannot participate in abortion, euthanasia, cloning, embryonic stem cell research, 'terminal sedation' or starving/dehydrating a person to death. The public option, putting our health care in the hands of the government, is also worrisome for many reasons, including what is happening in other nations:


Britain Already Has a "Government Policy of Silent Euthanasia": Anti-Euthanasia Activists



Read related LifeSiteNews.com coverage:

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Britain's Pathway to Euthanasia - NHS Protocols for Dehydrating Disabled Patients to Death


British Doctors Practising "Slow" Euthanasia through Deep Sedation: BBC Report.