Action4Canada - Euthanasia： A Murderous Scheme & Live Q&A

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00:02:14.900 Hello, hello. On behalf of everyone here at Action for Canada, I'd like to welcome you to the

00:02:38.640 Empower Hour. We're so glad you can join us today. It's October 12th, 2022, and we have another great

00:02:46.160 show planned for you. In just a few moments, Action for Canada's founder and leader, Tanya Gaw,

00:02:52.420 will be coming to us live from Ottawa to share some stories and to give us her weekly update.

00:02:58.420 And I'm so excited that today, David Cook will be joining her. As well, we have a surprise guest,

00:03:04.860 so be sure to stay tuned for that. Action for Canada is a grassroots movement reaching out to

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00:03:25.920 to protecting faith, family, and freedom. My friends, for many of you who are watching the

00:03:33.100 Empower Hour today, you are well aware that we are in a battle for the hearts, minds, and freedoms of

00:03:38.440 Canadians of all ages. And when I say of all ages, I mean from conception until natural death. Now, some

00:03:45.920 of you are joining the Empower Hour for the very first time, and it's always my pleasure to introduce

00:03:51.480 you to Tanya Gaw, the founder and leader of Action for Canada. For over seven years, Tanya has been

00:03:58.040 working to bring awareness to the destructive government policies that are tearing apart our

00:04:04.040 beloved country. And she and her team have created an amazing campaign to bring truth to our nation.

00:04:11.360 Because of Tanya's great love for our country, she's always willing to share information regarding

00:04:16.860 our rights and freedoms. And her goal is to teach and empower Canadians to think critically and to learn

00:04:23.160 how to stand up for their rights. Of special concern to her are our most vulnerable citizens who are

00:04:29.580 often overlooked or who don't have a voice, including our youth, the elderly, and the disabled.

00:04:35.960 We are so grateful that Tanya's faith in God gives her the courage to take a stand as she helps and

00:04:42.000 inspires hurting people all across this nation. Tanya is joining us live from Ottawa today. And as a

00:04:49.660 special surprise for all of us, she's sitting with Danielle, the Ottawa Chapter Leader. Will you all

00:04:55.680 please help me welcome Tanya and Danielle. It's so good to see you both.

00:05:06.080 Thank you, Heather, and welcome, everybody. Thanks for joining us tonight. As Heather had mentioned,

00:05:11.740 I'm here with Danielle, the Ottawa Chapter Leader. And I just feel so privileged to have her on the show

00:05:17.880 for a moment tonight because Danielle had worked very hard at organizing the rally here in Ottawa on

00:05:25.520 behalf of Barry Neufeld, who was before the Supreme Court of Canada. I think it was one of the most

00:05:30.700 critical cases, I would have to say, that's going on in Canada right now for the freedom of speech and

00:05:36.180 advocating for the safety and well-being of our children at the hands of really radical sex activists.

00:05:43.080 The government wants to convince us that this is somehow involving the gay and lesbian community,

00:05:48.660 but make no mistake, this is not about them. They've sabotaged their platform. And they're trying

00:05:55.440 to use that in order to attack our children in the schools and normalize something that just isn't

00:06:02.840 normal. We've been talking about that for the last while about grooming children. And so anyways,

00:06:08.600 we had lined up some incredible speakers yesterday. So how did you feel about things, Danielle?

00:06:15.060 Well, first of all, I would like to say how glad we are to have Tanya here in Ottawa. This was an

00:06:25.180 extraordinary day. And in front of the Supreme Court of Canada. So this was really a statement.

00:06:37.580 That we so appreciate.

00:06:39.580 Right. And I really loved it because, well, David Cook is on tonight, and he is with Campaign Life

00:06:46.860 Coalition. And Jack Vonsenka joined us. He gave two separate speeches, as well as Pastor Andrew

00:06:55.760 DiBartola from Liberty Coalition. Shannon Boshi, who is running as a school board trustee.

00:07:02.420 Chantal, who is a teacher running as a trustee. And Maxine Bernier. But I think that, I think what we

00:07:10.980 agreed upon as well was that just how in sync all of the speakers were and how bold they were

00:07:16.920 in addressing this issue without mincing words, not worrying about being labeled as haters or racist or

00:07:25.200 homophobic because that's not, that's what the government wants to silence you on, to silence us

00:07:31.640 so that we can't talk about this very serious issue. And then, of course, at the end of it,

00:07:37.160 we had a great privilege of having Dr. Mary come on, who, for those of you who had signed on early,

00:07:42.760 we had a video of her giving her testimony of being a doctor that has gone before the Ontario

00:07:48.660 College of Physicians for writing exemptions for over, I think it was 200 citizens in Ontario not

00:07:57.400 to get the jab. And she is facing jail time right now. I'm not quite sure how, but she's an elderly,

00:08:03.480 very petite lady, a woman of faith, and she's willing to go to jail. I call her not only is Barry

00:08:10.540 Neufeld a national hero for putting everything on the line and all the abuse that he has had to

00:08:16.240 contend with from the radical LGBTQ side, but now we have the radical medical system who is trying

00:08:23.560 to silence people and bully them into submission and possible even jail time. So we need to hear

00:08:29.300 more from Dr. Mary and we need to provide her support. Is there anything else that you'd like

00:08:33.720 to add about the day? Dr. Mary is a member of Action for Canada here in Ottawa, and she has been on

00:08:42.380 since a year or two because she found support where otherwise she would have been left alone. So she has been a strong

00:08:55.300 supporter here in Ottawa, as many others. And yesterday was just an example of another event that is going on

00:09:11.300 here in Ottawa. Yeah. Well, yeah, and I just really want to thank you. This is an example. We've said that we're

00:09:18.360 working real hard to get chapters across Canada into every single community. And when I look at the work that

00:09:25.140 Danielle has done along with her team and organizing to help organize this event, I just have to show up, right? I mean,

00:09:32.160 you and I did some planning in advance, there was a little bit of work there. But to be able to show up to be around

00:09:37.420 people like Maxime Bernier and Jack and so many others who spoke with conviction in their heart

00:09:42.940 and who were willing to put themselves out there regardless of what the consequences may be.

00:09:50.220 And I just feel like we are beginning to take back land that the enemy has stolen. And we are exposing

00:09:57.240 these individuals. And as a result, as I've been mentioning, Action for Canada has been having

00:10:03.260 incredible results because of all the work of our volunteers and our leaders across Canada.

00:10:08.300 So it's really important that we continue to get into every community, every town, every city,

00:10:13.980 and that we support people like Dr. Mary and others that we've been highlighting. And so yeah,

00:10:20.060 just thank you so much. And I would like to say that Tanya really set the tone, because I see a level

00:10:28.940 of commitment that I did not see before here in Ottawa. So I'm very, very, very happy of the results.

00:10:40.140 I'm sure you will, you will have the chance to see footage about that event. And I wish you,

00:10:47.660 I wish you, I wish you would, you would, you would have, take the time to view those, that footage.

00:10:59.820 Yes, the speeches. And just to say, we had a little trouble with live streaming that yesterday,

00:11:05.180 but we are going to put all of this onto a rumble video, and then we'll be posting it on Facebook so

00:11:11.580 that you at your leisure can go through and listen, listen to all the speakers. I really believe that

00:11:16.540 every single one of them, you know, with their convictions had really nailed it as to why

00:11:21.500 we're there. And I was just really so proud of everybody. And we ended up having other individuals

00:11:27.820 that are going to be joined the Ottawa chapter who ended up getting connected through this event as

00:11:32.460 well. So I wouldn't mind doing a little more speaking across the country because there's so

00:11:36.460 many good people out there who are working so hard for Canadian freedoms. All right. Well,

00:11:41.420 thank you, Danielle. Terenzo, I'm just going to share my screen. And I'll get going

00:11:49.180 on that a little bit and then just scoot through it. For those of you who are new,

00:11:54.620 I always love sharing the chapter. I'm over here somewhere down in this little corner of Canada.

00:12:00.540 And I really don't want to take up too much time because I really want to get David onto the show.

00:12:05.980 With the Supreme Court, I would still, if you go onto our homepage, I still have this posted.

00:12:11.660 If you click on this, it'll bring you to the very new field. There's still money that needs to be

00:12:16.860 raised for this man. I think about $30,000. And when we send it out to our massive email list,

00:12:22.220 Campaign Life Coalition does, as well as Liberty Coalition, I expect that we can raise $60,000 pretty

00:12:29.980 quick. So I thank everyone who's donated. If everybody, because I'm going to have a town

00:12:37.020 councillor coming on in the near future as well, that's in Newfoundland, who actually had a bullet

00:12:43.420 go through his window because of his stand not to take the jab. The mayor and city council had created

00:12:49.660 so much hate towards him. And I want to help this man out. I want to help him with his legal fees.

00:12:54.860 If each of us committed to $10 or $20 each time something like this came up, I think that we

00:13:00.540 could support it. Because when we go to support Grant Abbott, this is setting a precedent for all

00:13:07.580 the other mayors and city councils who have been bullied into submission or discriminated against

00:13:13.340 and hated on, just like Barry as a school trustee was hated on in his community. And so we need to be

00:13:19.980 sacrificial here, my friends. I love that you're donating to Action for Canada. We appreciate it so

00:13:26.220 much. I wish I could meet each one of you and give you a hug. That's how much gratitude I have towards

00:13:31.260 it. But there are certain cases that we're taking on to frontline here that will help so many other

00:13:36.940 individuals who have suffered in the same way. So please help us out when we send out a call to

00:13:42.860 action to give. Please give. Give as generously as you can. I don't want to limit it to $10 or $20

00:13:48.860 because this could be you. This could be you in a legal action. And so again, I'm not guilting you

00:13:54.780 into, I'm appealing to you to give because we're all needing to be of support. For those of you who are

00:14:02.380 new, our weekly emails under call to action in our menu are right here. I'm going to mention that

00:14:09.260 under call to action, we used to have all of our current issues regarding the radical LGBTQ,

00:14:16.140 abortion, Islam, etc. Now you would go under current issues in our main menu. And this makes it a lot

00:14:22.780 easier to navigate on your phone. This week, we are covering a very critical issue. And I've known

00:14:31.180 David Cook for many years. We have come together on petitions and other matters that we're addressing

00:14:39.820 life and family. And, you know, what was going to benefit the future of this nation. But so many

00:14:46.780 people were just, you know, working and bringing their kids to school, and they had no idea about

00:14:53.260 the other matters that were going on. It was because you were comfortable. And COVID made you

00:14:57.980 uncomfortable. And it made you realize we were a problem. But COVID wasn't the problem. Pre COVID was.

00:15:03.820 Because pre COVID, they were censoring freedom of speech, you had to talk with certain pronouns,

00:15:09.340 you had to agree with other certain radical belief systems. And we were in the background saying no,

00:15:17.820 and trying to proclaim that from the mountaintops, we got a bigger platform to do that. And so some of

00:15:24.460 you may be offended and say you need to take that off your website, don't talk about that issue.

00:15:29.740 But promise me, if you had gained respect for Action for Canada, and the platform which we founded

00:15:37.180 on COVID saying this was a fraud, right from the very beginning, right when it wasn't popular or

00:15:42.220 known, we put our necks out there, even other organizations wouldn't step out there and say,

00:15:47.420 this was a fraud. And we did that. So I'm asking you to trust us that the other issues that we're

00:15:53.580 dealing with, whether radical LGBTQ, there are reasons go into our information, see how the

00:15:59.900 agenda is to sexualize our children. The other thing is, as you can see, we have a great artist

00:16:05.020 on our team, a big shout out to hands and thank you. But look at this. All right, we're talking about

00:16:10.620 made we're talking about this death shot, murder is happening in the nation. So we start out with life

00:16:18.540 and we flatline through euthanasia. And at first, the government always wants to take it and sell it

00:16:25.340 where he can buy on Canadians emotions. Right. And so for those who are terminally ill with stage four

00:16:32.620 cancer, why not just give them a shot and give them eternal peace? Right. But we knew that by opening

00:16:38.940 that door, it's still murder. And by opening that door, the government, this is a culture of death,

00:16:45.180 they weren't going to stop there. This is about bringing down world population. This is about

00:16:52.780 making room. So if I go down here a little bit more, we're talking about the amount of killings

00:16:57.580 that's on this page. But I just wanted to talk about as well, the euthanasia, the millions in health

00:17:03.900 health care costs. They're not even embarrassed. They're not even trying to hide it about by killing

00:17:11.180 off the elderly. Wow, that's easier on the budget. We don't have to worry about caring for elderly.

00:17:16.940 You've seen what they've done to them through COVID. It is absolutely criminal. And the Bible tells us

00:17:23.740 very, very important in the Ten Commandments. It says, you shall honor your father and mother, and you

00:17:31.100 shall not commit murder. Our elderly were not honored. Justin Trudeau, the liberals, the NDP, all of these

00:17:38.780 individuals sitting in office have not honored our mother and father, and they are committing

00:17:44.780 murder en masse across this nation. And so I'm just going to unshare my screen there.

00:17:51.820 You know, I should have started with this when we were talking about Barry, but I want to read

00:17:56.220 you something else. And this has to do with the government trying to change the language,

00:18:02.700 trying to manipulate, manipulate how you think. And one of those ways is buying to destroy the

00:18:09.980 sanctity of life, but also the, how God created male and female. And so even though this is a little

00:18:17.100 bit of a sidetrack, I want to read you this poem. I started to write it the other morning before I went

00:18:21.980 to, uh, to speak at the event. And when I was thinking about one of the things that we're facing there

00:18:29.020 is me as a woman, you know, that we're supposed to be concerned about offending transgenders.

00:18:34.300 You know what? Stop it. They need to start worrying about offending me as a woman

00:18:39.660 and about offending men and trying to emasculate them. So this is my, this is my poem. And this is

00:18:45.180 to all you men and women out there. I said, don't, don't disgrace me, erase me or try to replace me.

00:18:51.820 You see, I was crafted in my mother's womb, not a tomb, not a surgical room,

00:18:57.740 but within the safe and miraculous walls of my mother's nurturing womb. You try to fabricate,

00:19:04.940 impersonate, replicate, denigrate, and eliminate what a woman is. Give your head a shake. You're a

00:19:11.340 fake. Full woman, bro woman, they, them, and zeer, zeer woman. God, the creator, he is our maker.

00:19:19.900 The final authority to him be the glory. He designed you. He breathed life into you.

00:19:26.940 Before life began, he had you and I in his perfect plan. A word to the men,

00:19:33.420 the enemy's agenda is to emasculate, castrate, neuter, and effeminate. But you were made to be

00:19:40.780 strong and courageous. So set aside the lies of the enemy, the gender non-conforming identity.

00:19:48.140 God created you special as the provider, the supporter, the protector, the warrior.

00:19:53.820 We need you desperately to stand up and be counted unquestionably.

00:19:59.580 And when I think about that message and how far it extends, David Cook to me is a man who's a

00:20:06.300 warrior. He's standing on the front line of these issues. This is a man, how God created him. At all

00:20:12.620 costs, at all laws, he's willing to stand up for life from conception to natural death. It doesn't

00:20:19.900 involve murder. It doesn't make a matter of, you know, a human being thinking that they have a right

00:20:26.540 to give somebody a needle and to end their life. And so with that, Heather, would you be so kind,

00:20:32.460 pleased to introduce this fine man?

00:20:34.620 Thank you, Tanya. Thank you for your updates. And I am so pleased to welcome Mr. David Cook for his

00:20:40.780 very first appearance on the Empower Hour. David is the National Campaign Manager for the Campaign

00:20:47.180 Life Coalition, which focuses on pro-life and pro-family initiatives. He is also the author of the

00:20:54.460 powerful new book, Trudeau's Made Service, a euthanasia program for Canada. In this book,

00:21:01.660 David outlines the Trudeau government's killing protocols for the diseased, disabled, and depressed.

00:21:08.620 Concealed under the newly invented right to die, the government has actually created a right to kill,

00:21:15.180 putting everyone at risk and corrupting our healthcare system in the process. From the back cover of his

00:21:22.060 book, David says, when a country decides to remove the commandment, thou shalt not kill,

00:21:28.380 no one is truly safe. David is a Canadian hero on the front lines of this fight as he advocates for

00:21:35.260 the unborn, the disabled, the elderly, the terminally ill, and now anyone who is depressed and unable to

00:21:42.540 cope. Will you all please help me welcome Mr. David Cook.

00:21:52.060 Hi, David. It's so good to have you on the show. Thank you very much. Great to be here. Thank you,

00:22:00.540 Heather. All right. Well, David, like I said, my dear friend, you and I have been working in the past

00:22:08.940 together on many different issues. But once COVID kind of hit, Action for Canada went in that direction

00:22:14.700 full on. And even though I was talking about some of these issues, you continued to bring awareness

00:22:22.460 through Campaign Life Coalition and talk about these important matters. So without further ado,

00:22:27.180 I just want to hand the floor over to you and provide your presentation. And then I just want to,

00:22:34.060 you're going to have questions down in reaction. Sorry that there's a Q&A button down at the bottom of

00:22:40.300 Zoom. You can put your questions in as David's speaking and we'll get those in the end and near

00:22:44.460 the end as well if you raise your hand. Anybody who's on Facebook Live, please join the Action for

00:22:49.740 Canada webinar if you are wanting to participate in the questions. Okay, David, over to you.

00:22:55.820 All right, Tanya, it's just such a privilege to be here on your Empower Hour and to be talking with you

00:23:03.340 again. We have worked together for a number of years on very critical issues and you are also

00:23:11.260 a true hero here in our country waiting for our freedoms when our freedoms are under fire. I want to

00:23:21.100 share today a little about my book which is exposing the euthanasia agenda, a deadly agenda here in Canada.

00:23:31.340 My book, it's just a quick, short little read. It's called Trudeau's Maid Service,

00:23:37.500 Euthanasia Program for Canada, which is available on Amazon or also through the publisher website,

00:23:44.940 baptistbook.org. But I want to talk about Trudeau's Maid Service. How many Canadians really know

00:23:53.020 what this thing called MAID is all about? Maybe they've heard the term MAID or medical assistance in

00:24:00.220 dying. It kind of sounds very helpful. It sounds positive. After all, who wouldn't want, you know,

00:24:07.500 MAID service? I mean, my house could use a good cleaning. I could definitely use some MAID service

00:24:12.540 and it's free. That's wonderful. And even we're told it's our right. Wow. So that sounds good.

00:24:21.180 But, you know, we couldn't, we couldn't actually imagine that what they're talking about,

00:24:27.660 MAID, this is actually murder. It's unbelievable. But I think that's the point. It's all part of a

00:24:35.020 devilish deception, manipulation, a double speak. You're like most Canadians, you live your life,

00:24:42.780 you do your job, you care for your family, but you're not really super engaged when it comes to

00:24:47.740 the political sphere. You don't know too much about what's really going on inside Ottawa.

00:24:53.020 And certainly when it comes to healthcare policies, it's even more obscure. It's a mystery. And we,

00:24:59.900 we kind of have been lulled into the state, especially pre COVID of just trusting the people

00:25:05.660 in charge and trusting our venerable institutions. And like I said, at least that's what we did before

00:25:12.140 COVID mandates hit. When we heard about MAID, it's been around just for a few years. We might have

00:25:20.220 thought, well, this is just simply some sort of pain relief, allowing a dying person to die without

00:25:25.180 prolonging their suffering needlessly. We might have thought, well, it's just, you know, not keeping

00:25:30.540 people alive artificially beyond their time. You know, who wants to do that, keep people on machines for

00:25:36.860 for, for years, you know, that's a terrible thing. So we may have thought that's what it,

00:25:42.700 that's what this is, right? Maybe we've even seen one of those propaganda ads running in our hospitals,

00:25:51.020 promoting MAID, and there are ads running on the TV screens in the emergency room,

00:25:57.740 in different places in the hospital. And I've got a picture of one of those ads in my book.

00:26:02.620 And maybe we've seen those and we thought, oh, this is just something that's there to help people

00:26:07.580 who are dying. Maybe we're, we've kind of been lulled into that misinformation. But if there's

00:26:15.820 anything we've learned from the last two and a half years of, of COVID crisis, it's that we need to be

00:26:22.460 very skeptical and very critical when it comes to what our political and especially our medical

00:26:28.780 leaders want to push on us. And that's really why I wrote this little book on MAID. I want to

00:26:34.940 dispel the confusion, expose the lies and reveal what MAID is in fact. And Justin Trudeau and his,

00:26:42.540 his radical liberal government have unleashed this program on our Canadian society. They are the ones

00:26:49.900 responsible and they need to be held to account. And my goal with this little book, it's just a short

00:26:55.340 little book, 30 odd pages. My goal is twofold. I want to get it into as many hands as possible,

00:27:02.220 just, just to get Canadians aware, opening people's eyes to the truth and warning them

00:27:09.580 of the dangers and risks that are now present in our healthcare system. Dangers that are there for not

00:27:17.340 only those who may be vulnerable, such as our parents and grandparents, our senior population,

00:27:25.260 those facing some sickness, but even everyday Canadians with maybe a disability or with other

00:27:31.820 issues, depression, perhaps. There are some real serious dangers and risks now that we are facing.

00:27:38.620 And also, secondly, I want to put this book into the hands of every single member of parliament

00:27:44.140 to inform them, yes, to educate them, but to call them to account because they are the ones who have

00:27:51.740 perpetrated this, who have foisted this on our nation. And they're the ones who could stop it.

00:27:58.620 And so I am also running a fundraising campaign to get this book delivered to every MP. And so far,

00:28:07.820 we've gotten it to the Conservative MPs, 118, and we're working on getting funds to send to the rest.

00:28:16.540 Now, as we get into a little bit more discussion on MAID, I want to make something absolutely clear.

00:28:24.780 MAID is something that we have never before seen in Canadian history. It is totally, radically,

00:28:32.620 unprecedented. Every law on the books, the verdict of the courts fully agreed from 1867 until 2015.

00:28:43.180 That's our entire history as a country until seven short years ago. And going back before Canada was

00:28:50.540 a country, we have never seen this before in centuries of British history and law. It is completely

00:28:56.780 foreign, a foreign concept contrary to our common law and common sense, antithetical to our cherished,

00:29:05.500 inherited Western values and principles. This is something totally, radically different.

00:29:14.060 Before MAID was enacted into law, this practice, this barbaric practice fell under the heading of

00:29:22.060 homicide under our Canadian criminal code. It has always been considered a planned and deliberate act

00:29:32.380 of murder. That's what we read in the criminal code under homicide. But now, since it has been,

00:29:40.620 this particular act has been legalized, certain murders, certain homicides are legal,

00:29:47.900 and certain Canadians are legally killable. So I want you to think about that. There are certain groups

00:29:56.380 and classes of Canadians now that are identified as legally killable. And no, we're not talking about

00:30:07.580 execution of like past murder. Capital punishment was made illegal in Canada in 1976. I just want to point

00:30:15.980 that out. And it's still illegal. Capital punishment is illegal. You can't kill a mass murderer. No. But with

00:30:23.900 Trudeau's maid service, with his MAID program, you can murder Canadians, not criminals, Canadians who are

00:30:33.740 innocent of any crime. But they are hurting, they're vulnerable, often suggestible. And if they consent,

00:30:42.540 they can be killed. Now, let's look at what happens in a typical MAID death. So in 97% of MAID deaths,

00:30:54.540 what takes place is you have a doctor or a nurse, doesn't have to be a doctor, it could just be a nurse,

00:30:59.980 a nurse who administers a series of injections that at first put the person into a coma. It usually takes

00:31:10.140 five, 10 minutes, might take longer. And then administering another injection or some added

00:31:16.060 drugs to produce cardiac arrest, again, could take some time beyond that, with the intent that that person,

00:31:25.580 that patient would be killed. Under the MAID law, the patient is supposed to be sick or disabled in

00:31:35.980 some way that is debilitating. And that patient is supposed to provide some form of consent,

00:31:45.340 whatever that means in our post-COVID world, of course. But one thing I want to make clear,

00:31:51.180 consent or no consent, sick or not sick, disabled or not disabled, murder is murder.

00:31:59.740 And legalizing murder for any reason, or for any group of people, is a recipe for disaster.

00:32:08.700 And at its heart, it's a crime against humanity. So how did we get to this point?

00:32:14.860 How did we get here in basically seven short years? Well, back in 2015, the Supreme Court made a

00:32:23.500 ruling in the Carter case. And these nine robed, unelected judges, they decided that they would break

00:32:32.220 all precedent and that they would decree that somewhere hidden within our constitutional right

00:32:39.420 to life was a secret, I guess, because we don't see it there. It's a secret right to die. So somehow

00:32:48.140 they found this a right to die. But when they say right to die, they don't just mean a right to die

00:32:56.220 naturally, without excessive and artificial medical intervention. That's not what they're talking

00:33:02.060 about. That was already established long ago. What they meant in this hitherto unknown right

00:33:11.660 was a really a right to kill, a right for one Canadian to murder his or her consenting victim.

00:33:20.220 And then to make this sound somehow more appealing to assuage our moral sensibilities,

00:33:27.180 they sugarcoated this with a euphemism, medical assistance in dying or MAID. We have MAID service.

00:33:35.660 And who can complain about free MAID service? Now, when the Supreme Court made this ruling in 2015,

00:33:43.500 they handed it over to Parliament. They said, you need to make a law to make this type of murder

00:33:50.940 legal because, of course, it's illegal. And the Trudeau government, which had just just was elected

00:33:57.820 at that time, they had the opportunity right off the bat to reject this ruling under our Constitution's

00:34:05.660 notwithstanding clause. They could have and they should have affirmed the inherent dignity and the

00:34:11.100 God-given value of every human life. They should have said, no, no, there's no right to kill.

00:34:16.460 The right to life is so important for everyone. We got to protect everyone, especially the most

00:34:22.940 vulnerable. But they chose rather, instead of taking that high road, that they would take the

00:34:31.820 low road and take advantage of this opportunity to pass the buck in terms of the blame for this

00:34:38.780 idea to the Supreme Court. And they can say, well, we're just going to do what they tell us to do.

00:34:43.420 We're following orders. Let's put in this new law. And so they went and put together a law

00:34:50.940 that would allow murder in certain cases for certain classes of people. Now, at this time,

00:34:57.660 the Minister of Justice was Jody Wilson-Raybould. You probably know about her. Later on, of course,

00:35:06.380 she made a courageous stand against Trudeau and left the Liberal Caucus. But at this time,

00:35:14.300 she was sadly playing the stooge for Trudeau's agenda. She was going along with his agenda.

00:35:21.420 But it's very interesting when she was bringing forward this law to legalize euthanasia, to legalize

00:35:28.140 MAVE. She said this on the floor of the House of Commons, and I want to quote her. She said,

00:35:34.140 medical assistance in dying is exceptional, because from a criminal law perspective,

00:35:41.420 it is a situation where one person actively and knowingly participates in the death of another.

00:35:49.980 We criminalize and strongly condemn this conduct in all other circumstances." End quote.

00:35:57.340 So did you hear that? She said, we criminalize and strongly condemn this conduct in all other

00:36:06.620 circumstances. Well, actually, it's just condemned and it's criminalized because it's a crime.

00:36:13.740 MAVE is a crime. So why did they legalize it? Why did they decide that they would go along with this

00:36:21.340 this crazy idea that the Supreme Court brought forth, these nine justices who were basically

00:36:30.220 pushing this agenda, this very liberal agenda? Why did the government go along with it and legalize

00:36:35.660 that rubber stamp it? Well, was it to save our health care system dollars? Probably that's part of it,

00:36:43.740 because it does. It takes a lot less money to kill a patient than to provide genuine care and support,

00:36:51.740 over months, years. Yeah, saves millions of dollars. Does it perhaps reduce the population? Yes,

00:37:01.420 it does. There's a population reduction agenda going on. A lot of people who are pushing the green agenda

00:37:10.540 want to see population reduced. Does this idea of MAVE, does it resonate in the radical base of the

00:37:20.780 liberal party? Yes, there's a political motive here. The radical left base of that party was pushing for

00:37:29.020 this for years. And of course, we have seen a lot of liberal legislation over the years. And really,

00:37:38.540 this is simply the next step down the slippery slope of our country's moral and spiritual decay. So it's

00:37:46.700 just kind of continuing that trend. Now, whatever the root cause, the political agenda, the devilish

00:37:53.900 philosophy behind it made is murder, and it is wrong. We simply don't murder our fellow human beings.

00:38:04.140 That's just, we have to draw a line there. We don't murder other people, people made in God's image,

00:38:13.100 people possessing equal rights, dignity, value. And that's not what an enlightened civilized society

00:38:20.060 does. I mean, that's something that no one has done up until, I think the first country to do it

00:38:27.980 was around 2004. And Canada was only the fifth country. Four other little tiny countries did it

00:38:36.220 before us, just a few years before us. And then we decided to start doing it too. But this is not

00:38:42.620 what enlightened civilized societies do. We give no one the right to kill. We don't do that. We give no

00:38:52.060 one the right to kill. And we make no one, we make sure no one and no class of people are killable. We should

00:38:58.620 never be doing that. Instead, what we must do as a society is to provide appropriate support, pain

00:39:06.780 relief, counseling, life affirming treatment options, encouragement, caring, and unwavering respect for a

00:39:15.900 person's life and soul until their natural end. That's what we should be doing. That's

00:39:21.900 that's where our Canadian heart should be. We don't treat our fellow man like a sick old dog

00:39:28.940 that we put down. Some people use that analogy, and it's absurd. We need to have such a high view

00:39:36.700 of our fellow man, of our brothers and sisters, and their rights and dignity that we would never even

00:39:43.180 entertain the thought of killing. We would never go there. We need to heed the words of sacred scripture

00:39:51.580 that say, thou shalt not kill. That is a commandment. And we need to remember that God, our creator,

00:40:00.620 has decreed from the very beginning. In the book of Genesis, in Genesis 9, verses 5 and 6, he says,

00:40:07.260 Surely for your lifeblood, I will demand a reckoning. From the hand of every beast, I will require it.

00:40:12.700 And from the hand of every man's brother, I will require the life of man. Whoever sheds man's blood,

00:40:21.740 by man his blood shall be shed. For in the image of God, he made man. Now, this is a pretty serious rule.

00:40:32.360 We don't break it. We don't want to break this rule. We don't take it lightly.

00:40:37.580 Now, this rule, it doesn't mean that we should be putting people on machines and keeping them alive

00:40:44.700 artificially forever and ever. That's not what this is saying. What it's saying is we don't hasten

00:40:50.220 people's demise. And we certainly don't actively murder them. There's a difference. How could we

00:40:57.340 imagine? How could we imagine permitting in law one human to rise up and kill another innocent human?

00:41:04.620 How could we give anyone that power? Especially when the murder victim, this victim, is vulnerable,

00:41:13.740 sick, weak, perhaps depressed, perhaps feeling neglected, useless, thinking they're a burden.

00:41:20.780 Where will that take us? And we say that a medical professional, a doctor, a nurse, someone in a

00:41:26.620 position of authority and influence should be the one to brandish this power over their impressionable

00:41:33.340 patients? It's crazy. But you know, it's been tried, and it's been done before. And the results

00:41:43.660 have been disastrous. In the back of my book, there's a little appendix, a few pages in the back,

00:41:52.380 where I provide a reprint of a 1933 newspaper article from the New York Times.

00:41:57.580 And that article is entitled, Nazis Planned to Kill Incurables to End Pain. This was written just a few

00:42:06.700 years before the war, when Germany was still considered, had a lot of favorable press, let's say,

00:42:15.020 in America. And in that 1933 article, we read about the German Ministry of Justice, like our own

00:42:21.980 Ministry of Justice, calling for suffering and dying people to be killed with consent. And also in the

00:42:30.380 interests of humanity. Now, just in case if you're wondering, if I'm going too far to compare Trudeau's

00:42:38.300 maid service to the Nazi euthanasia program, which led eventually to the Holocaust, I want to point out

00:42:43.740 two facts, which you can read in my book. One, Canadian maid deaths have been multiplying year

00:42:51.260 upon year since 2016. And there's a chart in my book that shows this. Last year, there were over 10,000

00:42:59.100 killings. And over the total course of the last six years, over 30,000. Like the Nazi program, the numbers

00:43:08.220 are growing. And they're growing fast. Second, the category of killable people is expanding in Canada,

00:43:17.020 just as it did in Germany. At first, only those who were terminally ill were eligible in Canada.

00:43:23.340 But in 2021, with the passage of Bill C7, that was expanded. And now it includes people who aren't

00:43:29.180 even dying. People who might actually be quite healthy and functional otherwise. But if they happen

00:43:36.060 to have some sort of disability that debilitates them in one area of their life, maybe they're blind,

00:43:42.060 they're deaf, they're in a wheelchair. And if that's next thing to them, if they feel a burden somehow

00:43:47.420 because of that, they can qualify. And then next year, on March 17, 2023, if you are depressed,

00:43:57.020 you have an anxiety disorder. And who hasn't had a lot of anxiety over these last two years?

00:44:02.700 Maybe you suffer from some kind of mental illness. Well, you too will be deemed killable. You will be

00:44:10.220 a killable person. You just need to consent. Though, of course, can a mentally ill person

00:44:17.260 truly give consent? Apparently so, under the new definition of consent. Tim Stanton, the director of

00:44:25.180 the Canadian Institute for Inclusion and Citizenship at the University of British Columbia,

00:44:30.060 described Canada's MAID law in this way, he said, it is probably the biggest existential threat to

00:44:36.940 disabled people since the Nazis program in Germany in the 1930s. That is saying a lot.

00:44:46.540 And if we look over the last couple of years at the people who have been killed under the MAID program,

00:44:52.780 we see a lot of a lot of frightening cases. We have seen people euthanized because of a bad

00:44:59.660 housing situation. One woman in Ontario in February couldn't get good housing where she was living.

00:45:06.940 The neighbors were vexing her with their smoke smell, marijuana smell. And she opted for euthanasia

00:45:13.660 because she couldn't find a new home. She was euthanized. February. Just this February. There

00:45:20.220 have been people with anorexia, eating disorders, euthanized. People who felt they had despair.

00:45:26.700 We are seeing more patients being propositioned with euthanasia now by hospital staff or government

00:45:34.060 workers. People who are suggesting that they should consider this option, even if it never entered their mind.

00:45:40.300 There are some people who are saying they're so poor that they can't afford to take care of

00:45:48.540 themselves properly and they want to die. But you know, that's not all. I wish that were all. That's

00:45:55.820 bad enough. But I'll tell you, last Friday, in a parliamentary committee in Ottawa, Dr. Louis Roy,

00:46:02.780 representing the Quebec College of Physicians, called for the murder of deformed and sick children under

00:46:09.900 age one, under an expanded MAID program. So this man, representing Quebec doctors, is calling for

00:46:18.380 deformed children to be murdered. And so we see this idea of consent. This sham of consent is now being

00:46:28.060 peeled away. And we are starting to step into the realm that the Nazis became so expert in years after

00:46:35.020 they launched their own euthanasia program, killing those who were unacceptable for medical or racial

00:46:42.780 hygiene reasons, without any pretext of consent. Like the Nazis of old, Canada has opened up Pandora's

00:46:51.580 box of killing. And it will take an act of God to close it again. But closed it must be. And the

00:46:58.380 commandment, thou shalt not kill must be restored. So just in closing, I want to ask the question,

00:47:05.340 what can we do? What needs to be done? Well, first of all, we each individually need to take action.

00:47:13.580 We can't leave this up to other people, other organizations. I can't leave it up to the heroes.

00:47:19.900 We all have to be a hero in this campaign. We need to offer genuine life-affirming medical care,

00:47:27.900 support, compassion, counseling, assistance, soul care to sick, disabled, and depressed Canadians. We

00:47:34.140 need to advocate for caring, not killing. We need to advocate for suicide prevention, not suicide

00:47:41.420 provision. And that means we need to get involved in organizations and ministries that are caring for

00:47:48.940 the sick. And at the very least, we need to visit the sick. Second, we got to reach out to our law

00:47:55.900 makers, our legislators, and pray that God would awaken their consciences. And if you want to help

00:48:02.620 me to reach out to them, I have a fundraiser going. We're trying to get my book out to every MP.

00:48:09.740 But last but not least, we do need to share the truth with our neighbors, our friends, our family.

00:48:15.340 I gave a copy of my book to my eye doctor last week. I don't even know her. I just thought,

00:48:21.260 I'm going to give it to her. She's a doctor. And a few days later, I went back in,

00:48:27.420 and she said, oh, that was excellent. I gave it to my husband to read, and he thought it was great.

00:48:32.140 Hey, that's wonderful. And that's one of the reasons I made this little book. It's short,

00:48:36.700 it's sweet, it's readable, it's information-packed. I want to get it out and have it shared.

00:48:44.460 So those are some things we need to do. But we need to act, because you know what?

00:48:49.740 But this is killing Canadians. And who knows, when the next big crisis hits,

00:48:59.100 let's hope that the next mandate we don't see is not a mandate from aid, because it's a medical

00:49:04.060 procedure. So anyhow, I want to thank you, Tanya, for giving me some time to share.

00:49:09.100 Well, David, yeah, I don't want to even limit you on what you were saying. But I wanted to

00:49:15.580 help people to have a little bit of a visual, so that they can try to grasp what it is that

00:49:23.020 you're saying for those who are visual. Terenzio, is it okay to share my screen for a moment?

00:49:28.060 Sure is.

00:49:29.660 All right, super. So when David was talking about the numbers, and so again, for those of you who are

00:49:36.700 new, our weekly emails, if you haven't joined Action for Canada, please join us. What we try

00:49:42.060 to do each week when we have a special guest on is we try to give you the Coles notes of what's going

00:49:47.500 on, a crash course, you know, in about 10 minutes or so, that you could start at the top. We make an

00:49:53.500 opening statement, and we do consider this an act of murder, as David has clearly said. Then we

00:49:59.340 introduce our guest. When you go to David's page, it's wonderful, because then you could read more

00:50:06.140 about who our guest is, David, his work with Campaign Life Coalition. But if there's books

00:50:12.620 to order, how to donate to his cause as well. I think, David, it's amazing the work that you're

00:50:19.420 doing in pressing in and educating our MPs, because those who are advocating for this to be done,

00:50:29.260 they're wanting to make this out as if it's a noble step towards helping those who are suffering.

00:50:35.820 And many members of parliament are not doing their due diligence before they vote on a bill.

00:50:44.060 They're not permitting expert witnesses to be coming to the legislature. They're hearing one

00:50:49.820 side of it, and it's usually those who are advocating for this. And so I just want to encourage people to

00:50:55.100 come to Action for Canada's page. Look at how you can donate to help David get this book. As he said,

00:51:01.660 it's a very simple, easy to read, but it's very powerful. It is so powerful and so impactful.

00:51:08.460 And then in the action that we create, I try to bring up information that David as well has spoken

00:51:15.580 about. And if you look at this, a comment that he made was 30,000 Canadians were euthanized,

00:51:21.740 and how that's comparable to the whole population of Stratford, Ontario. And so what if all of a sudden,

00:51:29.740 30,000 people were murdered? Would anybody be saying anything about it? And like I said, this started

00:51:37.100 out talking about individuals that were stage four cancer in order to open the door. And when you

00:51:44.380 approve one kind of murder, evil has no limit. And so they will continue. It's still

00:51:51.420 same with the radical LGBTQ. You thought that same-sex marriage was just so that they would,

00:51:57.020 you know, be able to love whoever they wanted to love. But the radicals had a different thing in mind.

00:52:02.060 And it was to go towards this program, and we have evidence of it, decades worth of them moving

00:52:08.460 towards a program to sexualize their children. So on this side of it, there is always an evil side.

00:52:14.540 If the government is victimizing anybody, you've got to ask what their agenda is.

00:52:20.140 And so when we take a look at these shocking numbers in 2016, 1,018 people, and in 2021,

00:52:27.340 10,000. What do you think 2022 is going to look like? The amount of people who have been forced

00:52:33.980 into poverty, lost their jobs, lost their homes, have lost their families, lost relationship with

00:52:40.460 loved ones over the divisiveness of this COVID fraud? How are they going to be lining up?

00:52:47.020 You know, to have this, you know, as I've said here, they're already standing on the ledge,

00:52:52.700 and this just gives them a push. It makes it easier to know that they don't have to hit the ground and

00:52:58.220 not know how that would feel like they're going to get a lethal injection. And they won't even do that

00:53:03.340 easily, you know, to the worst criminals in our prison right now. So it's very nefarious.

00:53:09.260 Think about all of the kids now who have been forced. I've been showing images right now of

00:53:13.900 young girls who have had their breasts removed. And there is transgender regret is just absolutely

00:53:21.420 blowing up right now as these young people are realizing what they allowed adults to do in abusing

00:53:28.060 them and mutilating their bodies, you know, sterilizing them. How are they going to respond?

00:53:33.500 Is this going to also be easy for them as an alternative? I don't know if you've been through,

00:53:38.460 but euthanizing veterans. It was actually, you know, those veterans that have PTSD and are

00:53:43.660 really struggling. Wow, that's an easy fix, right? Is it really? Is that right? Because we should sure

00:53:49.580 be giving them support and counseling and everything that they need after fighting for our country,

00:53:54.860 not a lethal shot. And then David, I'm just going to close with this will with Bill C 230. If you and

00:54:02.300 I'll stop share screening now, we could talk a little bit about the vote that went through the House last

00:54:08.060 week. Yes, that was Kelly Block spill conservative MP from out west. And it was a conscience rights bill.

00:54:19.740 Oh, basically. It's it's basically saying, okay, well, if if we're allowing killing and murder

00:54:28.380 under made, then let's say that doctors and nurses who have a conscientious objection,

00:54:37.260 who believe rightly that this is murder, and they don't want to participate, they want to save lives

00:54:43.500 instead of take lives. Let's give them the right to not participate kind of basic. It's actually

00:54:51.100 constitutional. But unfortunately, a number of our colleges of physicians and surgeons,

00:54:57.420 I'm thinking of Ontario, but all over Canada, are saying doctors have no choice, they have to

00:55:04.220 participate, at the very least, they have to provide an effective referral to someone who will do the deed,

00:55:10.060 which is basically aiding and abetting a murder. So this bill, at least was going to provide some

00:55:18.140 protection, doctors and nurses. But yeah, I mean, fortunately, it went went for a vote,

00:55:25.340 and it was voted down. Yeah. I mean, I was just shocked when I saw well, I'm not shocked,

00:55:31.020 because Justin Trudeau and the mob, these liberal MPs, and one day boy, if they're not held, you know,

00:55:37.660 to justice in the in the courts here on earth, they certainly will be when they stand before their

00:55:42.220 creator, they try to deny him now, but judgment is coming. And, you know, I looked at that,

00:55:47.740 and I think about the doctors already, through the COVID fraud, who have been forced out of their

00:55:55.340 profession, because they wouldn't go along with murder of another, another lethal injection.

00:56:01.340 And now these doctors with a conscience, and who uphold their oath, the first do no harm,

00:56:07.500 are going to be denied their profession due to another lethal injection. And it is absolutely so

00:56:14.380 criminal. And people are saying, you know what, the liberals had the support of the NDP, and they

00:56:19.820 ended up passing, you know, again, this bill or denying it. And they think, what happens to the

00:56:26.300 constitution, you know, section 52.1 that says anything that is in it, because it is the supreme

00:56:33.020 law of Canada. And it says right there that we can't commit murder. So they've created a dueling law,

00:56:38.860 stamped it, rubber stamped it as a part of the criminal code now, but it can't even exist.

00:56:44.300 It's against the coronation oath, it's against the constitution. What's your response to that,

00:56:49.260 David? Is this just a matter of like, drastic civil disobedience is going to take place where

00:56:55.260 we say no, we reject this on mass? Right? I mean, that's what's got to happen. Basically,

00:57:01.100 doctors, nurses, medical community needs to reject this and, and not participate in it,

00:57:08.780 come what may. And unfortunately, there are going to be doctors losing their license,

00:57:13.420 they're going to be perhaps some going to prison and, but to not speak is not an option.

00:57:21.180 And this is a matter of life and death. And it's vital that we witness for life. And we stand up

00:57:31.100 for the vulnerable, these are vulnerable people at risk, impressionable people hurting people. And

00:57:36.540 it's in the context of a healthcare system that is very sad, and not not serving people as it should.

00:57:42.700 We need to stand up for them. Yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's just corrupted. And we're going to have

00:57:48.860 to create a parallel healthcare system. And I know many people, you know, in provinces across Canada

00:57:55.260 are creating those, all these nurses out of work, all the doctors, they're, they're going to find a

00:57:59.500 different way to give care to individuals as we strategize across the nation to get into every town

00:58:05.900 and community and build those up from within so that we can take back every level of government.

00:58:11.420 And I think that's going to be a key part of it. I know you're familiar with Angelina Ireland

00:58:17.420 in BC. And they had a beautiful hospice center to give really respectful care to people, you know,

00:58:25.260 who are at end of life, and into natural death. And, you know, the BC government got involved.

00:58:32.700 And they ended up stating that they had to provide euthanasia in the hospice facility, which is outside

00:58:39.900 of their constitution. And they had a euthanasia facility, I can't remember if it was next door or

00:58:47.020 across the street. And they ended up just forcing this hospice to close, they are they are finding

00:58:55.100 the funds, they took their facility, I think it was worth $600,000 that money people had donated.

00:59:00.860 It was just so corrupt and so criminal. So what do you have to say, you know, to people who have their

00:59:07.580 family in hospice, and these these these death sergeants are coming around and checking on them to see

00:59:15.260 if they want to commit euthanasia today, hey, let us help you peacefully end your suffering. Like, you know,

00:59:21.580 are you hearing about any of this happening?

00:59:23.500 And the scary thing is, under C7, which is the law now, you have same day euthanasia, where if you're

00:59:32.540 in a situation like a hospice, you're you're maybe dying, or you're very sick. Yeah, that doctor can

00:59:39.580 come around and ask you, when you're in a weak, vulnerable state, you say, yeah, maybe you don't

00:59:44.700 really know what you're saying what it means. Can I offer you made? Oh, yeah, I'd like some maid service,

00:59:51.020 please. And then, yeah, that right then and there, they could come in, and they can take your life.

00:59:58.300 And then what are you going to do? They'll say, oh, the person consented and asked for it.

01:00:03.340 And they don't need any, any, any special, you know, witnesses, or they just need to have that

01:00:09.820 on paper. But you know, what happened to Delta hospice is just tragic. And hospices, the soul of

01:00:18.140 hospice care, palliative care, is providing comfort, support, love and care, right to natural death.

01:00:27.980 The whole concept of euthanasia is an abomination to palliative and hospice care, traditional hospice

01:00:34.940 care, and many palliative organizations are so opposed to it. And not, I'm talking secular

01:00:42.220 palliative care organizations. Not just Christian or ones of faith, but it is just, it just strikes at

01:00:51.100 the core, against the core of what true care, palliative care is all about. Once you start

01:00:57.820 introducing the possibility of murder, it destroys trust, relationships, it destroys the care, and they

01:01:05.500 know it.

01:01:07.580 Oh, it's so frightening. I know so many people are already concerned about leaving their parents

01:01:15.100 in, in homes at this point, you know, over the COVID jab. And now it's a matter of, you know,

01:01:22.620 who and which ones are going around and offering to euthanize parents without the, their children's,

01:01:29.580 adult children's, you know, advice. We've already, I think that we need to come up with another

01:01:34.540 document, a notice of liability that would hold them liable and use the term very clearly that this

01:01:41.820 would be murder. Because I don't believe that the criminal code, the current one based on this

01:01:47.660 euthanasia, I don't believe that it is legitimate. It is in complete violation of the constitution.

01:01:55.500 And as I've been, you know, David Lindsay is the one that taught me about the coronation

01:01:59.260 oath. It's a living, breathing, active document. It's never been amended. It came before the

01:02:05.260 constitution and the charter of rights and the bill of rights. It is the longest living document

01:02:09.980 that we have that they want buried. But it is, it is the document that was signed saying that Canada

01:02:15.020 would be governed by biblical Christian principles. And this is a very valuable and very good thing.

01:02:22.860 And, you know, as I said, on the onset, the Bible says very clearly, you know, that, uh,

01:02:27.740 murder is an abomination. And, and so yet it's, it's a bit distressing how you can have these dueling

01:02:33.340 laws. And I just take that stand that we've just got to actively participate in our freedom,

01:02:38.220 civil disobedience, and not just roll over and accept this. I want to get to a couple of questions.

01:02:43.260 I know that you're an hour ahead. You're in New Brunswick now and not in Ontario anymore.

01:02:47.340 And so, Terenzio, are there any hands up at this point?

01:02:51.660 Yes, we have a hand up from Bob. Bob, you should see a little message pop up on your screen to

01:02:56.780 unmute. And for those who would like to ask Tanya and David a question, if you go down to the bottom

01:03:00.940 of your Zoom and just raise your hand virtually, and we will put you into a queue. Bob, are you with us?

01:03:07.100 You should see a message. Yeah. Can you unmute, Bob? I don't know what that is with Zoom. But you

01:03:19.820 know what, in the Q&A, we have some real good questions. And so, oh, did Bob come up or? Nope.

01:03:25.260 All right. I think he did. Is he unmuted? Oh, Bob, can you ask your question?

01:03:31.180 Nope. There still seems to be some difficult technical difficulties. We have another person,

01:03:38.140 if you'd like me to bring him up. Yes, please. Sorry about that, Bob. All right. Next person is Lee.

01:03:47.660 Can you hear me? We can. Yes, Lee. Hello. Hi. There's a thing in BC called MOST. It's

01:03:58.700 medical order for scope of treatment. Would that be considered as a form of euthanasia?

01:04:07.820 Like what happened was my mom had to go to the hospital for the 9th of July.

01:04:12.540 And, and eventually she just didn't want to live anymore because my stepfather passed away in March.

01:04:18.940 And, and there's a classification one where it's a supportive care system. Just make sure they're not

01:04:31.260 feeling the pain. And it says to let them die naturally. But could that be a form of euthanasia?

01:04:36.860 It's a good question. David, can you answer that? Are you familiar with it at all?

01:04:43.500 I'm not familiar with, with that particular order. Um, so if it does talk about allowing people to die

01:04:53.020 naturally, I would assume that that's not dealing with euthanasia or MAID. I would hope. You never know.

01:05:00.300 So what it says for M1, uh, like there's, there's different classifications. There's C2,

01:05:07.660 which is critical care intervention, including CPR. C1 is about the same and it goes to M3,

01:05:15.500 M2 and M1. M1 is, uh, just supportive care, symptom management and comfort measures only

01:05:21.900 allow a natural death. Um, and yeah, no, I think Lee, if I'm not mistaken, uh, there's a no resuscitate

01:05:32.300 order. There are orders where, um, I know my grandmother had signed it. She was 90 years old.

01:05:37.980 And, you know, sometimes the elderly are going to just slip away or, you know, have a heart attack and,

01:05:44.460 uh, pass. And at 92 years old, they just say, don't resuscitate me. And that is the natural death

01:05:51.340 that David was talking about. And, uh, so I believe that that's sounding more like what you're,

01:05:58.060 yeah. So it may be sounding more like what your mom's wishes were. And, um, as David was saying,

01:06:06.140 originally she wanted to be resuscitated, but, uh, after, after a while, um, uh, she decided not to be,

01:06:15.180 um, she just couldn't live with the pain anymore. Uh, they were married for 43 years,

01:06:19.020 but I feel kind of guilty about it. Cause I, she could have lived if she just ate and took her

01:06:26.460 medication, but she just didn't want to do anymore. But yeah. So you know what, Lee, I'm, yeah,

01:06:31.660 I'm sorry for your loss. Uh, but you know what, that's where a person's natural wishes are. Uh,

01:06:38.940 and there are some individuals after losing their spouse, uh, it's very common, you know, that they

01:06:44.460 passed shortly after, uh, I don't think it sounds like it was something nefarious. Uh, I know that

01:06:49.980 David, you had mentioned earlier about, uh, life support, right. And prolonging a person's life.

01:06:56.940 And that's something that I've wrestled with too, is that, you know, it's different when somebody is

01:07:01.260 in a coma and, you know, people will wake up from a coma, but prolonging somebody's life, you know,

01:07:07.020 who has had a very serious incident happen and they are, their quality of life is not going to be

01:07:14.220 a good, but naturally they could pass. And so there's a very fine line before between life,

01:07:20.780 naturally taking a person and, and then forcing treatments on someone to that of actual murder

01:07:26.780 and euthanizing them to end their life. Yeah. There, there's a really clear distinction,

01:07:31.420 uh, with euthanasia. Um, we're talking about taking active steps to end the person's life,

01:07:38.860 um, to now the person, yeah, maybe dying, but you are hastening that you're doing something actively,

01:07:46.940 whether giving them, uh, a lethal injection, uh, or, or, you know, doing something to, to kill

01:07:57.020 them actively that's euthanasia. But yes, there are times when, you know, we, we allow a person to

01:08:04.700 die naturally. The interventions would be burdensome and, and may, um, may cause other problems that we

01:08:14.540 don't want to see. Um, my own mother, she passed away last, last year in, um, in a hospice in Owen

01:08:22.300 Sound, Ontario. And, uh, she basically was in a state where she couldn't, she couldn't really do

01:08:31.900 too much. And, and we kind of allowed, uh, her to pass naturally. Um, and, and it was, it was, um,

01:08:40.700 she was in a state where she wouldn't have been able to live long, but we did not, we didn't,

01:08:44.460 we didn't do anything to hasten that. Um, and, uh, we always made sure she was comfortable and had pain

01:08:50.780 relief, but never overstepping that line where pain relief was literally to kill her. Uh, so there

01:08:58.540 is a difference and, and it's, uh, at a root level, it's, you got to look at the intention

01:09:04.780 and what you, what you, what your purpose is and what you want your heart. It always comes down to

01:09:10.300 the heart. Right. And then from there, uh, the actions that are taken. So yeah.

01:09:15.420 Right. Yeah. Thank you for that, David. I know with my own grandmother, she was so dear to me.

01:09:20.700 Uh, I had a very, very special relationship with my grandmother and at the age of 91,

01:09:25.980 she declined very, very quickly to the point, but boy, was she a tough nugget. She came through

01:09:31.100 the war with four boys and my mom. So on her own into Canada and, uh, she didn't let go easy in the

01:09:37.660 end, even though she always talked, she was a woman of great faith and being with Jesus, but it took her a

01:09:43.900 month to decline. And my, uh, uncles, my four uncles, plus some of their wives and my mom and I,

01:09:49.820 we, we always took turns sitting vigil with her. And I can remember her favorite song was amazing

01:09:55.740 grace singing that in her ear, holding her hand. Um, and, uh, you know, she wasn't alone when she

01:10:03.020 passed. And I think people are becoming so busy and we're used to sticking elderly with, uh, you know,

01:10:10.300 people in, in, um, our elderly parents and homes and not providing the care traditionally that we

01:10:16.140 did. It's almost like it's not being passed on to the next generation. And, um, I think that life

01:10:22.300 is fragile and unless we teach our youth to respect life amongst all these disastrous video games and

01:10:29.340 horrific movies, uh, you know, we're, we're, we're going to lose a handle on this, uh, before a

01:10:35.500 generation wakes up and says, this is just morally and ethically so wrong. Okay. So somebody asked that

01:10:42.220 VAERS have shown a huge increase in suicide in youth. Do you believe MAID could be used to allow

01:10:48.700 and assist in suicide in teenagers? Yeah, definitely. I mean, the current, the current law, it does say,

01:10:55.580 um, you have to be at age 18, um, currently, um, to be able to consent. But, uh, March 17th,

01:11:05.480 next year, they're allowing a depression and, uh, anxiety and, and any mental disorder to be a

01:11:11.720 qualifying condition for euthanasia. And the talk is that they're going to expand this to children.

01:11:19.400 I mean, they're talking about infants and it's, um, the hospital for sick children in Toronto,

01:11:26.680 they had produced a report a few years ago saying that, yeah, all children should be able to be

01:11:32.760 euthanized. Um, and, uh, so it's, it's kind of the next inevitable step, uh, as things are going.

01:11:41.400 So, uh, yeah, suicide prevention. I mean, once March 17th comes, forget about suicide prevention,

01:11:48.920 it's suicide provision. That's what the government is going to be in the business of doing for those

01:11:53.640 who are depressed. And, uh, because this is a right, that's what they're saying. It is a right to,

01:11:59.720 uh, to, uh, to interfere with the person's rights. Uh, that's going to be where, uh, people are

01:12:05.960 criminalized. Well, I think that's as well why they are strategically and implement and, and like,

01:12:12.000 this is being implemented, like, as far as the breakdown of parental rights. And so we saw that

01:12:18.740 in, uh, April of 2021, where health officers across the nation strategically, obviously having

01:12:27.380 planned it and discussed it in advance, all of a sudden opened the gates and said that children,

01:12:32.180 12 to 17, you know, uh, could decide for themselves whether they were going to take this

01:12:37.940 medical experimental injection without parental consent. And so just breaking down the power of the

01:12:45.820 parent. And it's just been so frightening. My kids are grown 27 and 29. And I can't tell you,

01:12:52.860 I think I'd be packing them all up and moving to Hungary, uh, where Victor Orban, uh, Orban seems to

01:12:58.460 have, uh, a real good head on his shoulder as a president and, uh, putting the value on life and

01:13:03.880 family. And it's just absolutely a nightmare. I keep saying, this is like the twilight zone. Somebody

01:13:09.800 pinch me or wake me up because I can't believe this is happening. But, you know, we opened the door to this

01:13:15.480 years ago where we didn't stand up, uh, against this evil coming in. And so we got to stand up on

01:13:21.480 mass now. Okay. I know it's late there, but if I could ask a couple of more questions,

01:13:25.720 is that okay with you? Do you have a few more minutes for us? All right, David. Uh, I saw there

01:13:31.080 was a form you could get from a lawyer to sign to say, you don't want to be euthanized. Uh, have you

01:13:37.200 heard about that? How do people get one if there is? Yeah, there are forms available, but I have to,

01:13:43.600 I have to warn you because the problem is that, um, consent is always in the moment. So, um,

01:13:49.920 your immediate, whatever your perceived consent is in that particular moment, if someone's talking

01:13:56.160 to you, a medical professional, you're in a difficult situation and, and they're asking you

01:14:01.100 about it. And, and if maybe you don't understand what they're asking and you're perceived as giving

01:14:06.000 consent in that moment, it doesn't really matter what you've signed. Unfortunately, um, this,

01:14:11.380 this law will say you gave consent. Um, it's, it's a very dangerous, uh, law that we have right now.

01:14:18.000 So, but yes, uh, those, those types of forms are, uh, are useful. They have a place for sure,

01:14:23.500 but they're not a guarantee. Right. Okay. This is a very good question. Are the insurance companies

01:14:30.360 recognizing these made deaths as legal deaths? Basically, are they paying out life insurance

01:14:36.340 on a person who has been euthanized? Yeah, they are. Um, because these deaths are not being

01:14:42.860 put down. Um, the primary cause is, is always the underlying condition. So if the person was disabled

01:14:50.860 or the person had some sort of disease or whatever, they'll put that down as a cause of death. Uh,

01:14:56.540 and they, the notation of made is kind of like secondary and, and, uh, yeah, they, it's the insurance

01:15:03.860 companies have to pay out. I'm, I'm thinking, you know, that the insurance companies are probably,

01:15:09.220 they're not going to fight this. They're going to make a clause because they ended up making a clause

01:15:14.140 due to, uh, people losing their businesses. And as a result in their insurance, originally they had,

01:15:24.640 uh, you know, a right to claim that loss. And then the insurance companies started, started to

01:15:31.080 include that they did not cover, um, uh, viruses and, and, uh, you know, in an effort to get ahead

01:15:38.700 of this. And so I can just foresee they're probably writing out those policies right now and getting

01:15:44.780 ready to put another clause in that says that they won't, uh, provide, uh, insurance to those who have,

01:15:51.080 uh, um, euthanized themselves, uh, because, you know, we've got a lot of desperate,

01:15:56.320 uh, disincentive, uh, if they did that, but unfortunately this, uh, the government has

01:16:02.580 treated this as a human right now. So there's no way the insurance company would dare do that

01:16:09.120 because it would be infringing on what is perceived as, and what is, uh, what the court has ruled as a

01:16:16.100 human right to be killed. Yeah. It's going to be interesting though, you know, because we've got,

01:16:22.100 well, pre COVID they were annihilating the, um, uh, workforce in Alberta, getting rid of the, uh,

01:16:32.020 natural resource industry. These, I heard from friends who knew friends who all, so many people

01:16:38.380 knew somebody who was committing suicide pre COVID in Alberta because, uh, you know, men and women had

01:16:43.920 lost all of their whole livelihood. And then they were trying to find jobs, working two or three jobs

01:16:48.940 to keep things going again, breaking down relationships and homes. And so they were

01:16:52.740 committing suicide at that point. And, um, I foresee that individuals who now have lost their

01:16:59.400 businesses, homes and jobs, and maybe they've got a million dollar, uh, you know, life insurance policy,

01:17:04.860 they go and get euthanized. At least they know their families covered. I mean, it is so sick and deep

01:17:09.780 and dark. What is going on right now? All right. I'm going to ask you one question. Sorry, people,

01:17:14.100 I'm trying to go through. I wish you guys had raised your hand. Um, I, I don't quite get this

01:17:22.780 one. Okay. It says, uh, what are the requirements to ensure DNR requests are genuine, such as witnesses

01:17:30.280 from outside the hospital system that there are many stories from the U S where COVID payments to

01:17:36.980 hospitals, incentivize doctors and hospitals administrators. I get it now to claim the person

01:17:41.920 signed a DNR when family members claim the victim was not in their right mind. And I'm, I'm looking

01:17:49.380 at this as we know hospitals were getting paid to put people on remdesivir and light, uh, the, uh,

01:17:56.600 ventilators. And I wonder what kind of incentives they're going to get for euthanizing people bonuses.

01:18:03.480 I can tell you about one incentive, uh, uh, uh, is happening here in new Brunswick and the

01:18:10.960 vitality, uh, health district, uh, just earlier in the year, they had their first, um, made organ

01:18:19.760 donation death, uh, which is a great incentive. So that means the person is basically killed. Um,

01:18:27.480 and the way they're killed is to preserve the organ. So really they're killed through the organ

01:18:33.040 donation process. Uh, the person requested, uh, uh, made apparently, and, uh, it was an organ donor

01:18:40.380 and the organs were, um, you know, distributed and, uh, to however many people. And of course,

01:18:47.480 that's a great incentive for, um, all the money generated through that process. And, uh, yeah,

01:18:53.780 so there's one incentive right there and there are others as well. It saves money. It just saves

01:18:59.380 money to take someone's life instead of care for them. That's right, David. Thank you. In the report

01:19:05.020 that the weekly report I put out, actually, I touched on that point and I forgot about that

01:19:09.720 is that again, they were, uh, boasting how this would be great as far as organ donation was concerned.

01:19:17.100 I mean, does this sound like communist China, right? Where they're taking people's, uh, organs,

01:19:24.080 top dollar and, and then, uh, selling them. And it's just so, like I said, dark, deep and evil.

01:19:31.240 And I just keep appealing to people. We got to get on our knees. We got to repent. We got to ask

01:19:37.520 the Lord to forgive us for everything in this nation that was ungodly, that we've allowed to

01:19:42.200 seep in from the murder of the infant in the womb, uh, from conception, like you say, to natural

01:19:48.280 death, the murder of an elderly, uh, throughout history. I'm talking biblical history.

01:19:54.080 Nothing new is under the sun. We're repeating history right now. And that once you start,

01:19:58.880 start denying God, taking them out of school, taking them out of government,

01:20:02.400 you start the sacrifice of babies and the killing and murder of babies. You start allowing sexual

01:20:08.860 deviancy into a nation. It is a slippery slope right down the tube to, to evil. And we really

01:20:16.300 need to turn this around. We need to start, uh, caring about who we're electing into office,

01:20:22.620 really doing our homework on who we're voting for and where they stand on these critical

01:20:27.280 issues. And, um, you know, I've, I mentioned the last couple of weeks that we're having elections

01:20:33.160 in, uh, BC, uh, Manitoba, Ontario, PEI, the Yukon, I think the Northwest territories. And, uh,

01:20:42.280 you know, through, through this whole campaign in BC, I learned that 37 mayors automatically won their

01:20:49.420 seats because there was nobody running against them. And this is why I want to get Action for

01:20:55.200 Canada chapters deeply rooted into every single community, because I bet you, if we had chapters

01:21:00.400 with even 50 people in those towns and cities, in some of those towns, especially the smaller ones,

01:21:06.080 we could have, we could overturn, uh, school board trustees. We could replace mayors and city

01:21:11.020 counselors or town counselors. Uh, we can do this people. And I believe that the elections right now,

01:21:17.020 uh, the government's concerned. I think they're trying to cheat in the elections as well. Uh,

01:21:22.960 some of them have the, where it's the mail-ins you need to get actively involved in the elections as

01:21:28.440 well. You need to be there helping to count the votes. And, uh, strategically, it's always been the

01:21:35.280 left that have been involved in these things, but we got to get active and, and we need to get off

01:21:40.320 our butts and do this because absolutely we can't complain unless we're actually doing something

01:21:45.920 involved in turning this around. And so David, thank you so much. I I've been meaning to have

01:21:51.460 you on for quite a while. This was a very critical issue. And, um, so is there anything in closing that

01:21:56.880 you would like to add? Yeah, I just, uh, again, I want to mention this is a critical time next March.

01:22:03.200 They're adding depression to the candidates for killing. Uh, and right now in parliament, uh,

01:22:09.540 they're doing a review. Uh, they were supposed to do this review last year. Uh, they said when they

01:22:14.620 passed the original made legislation in 2016, they said, we're going to do a five-year review.

01:22:19.660 Everything's on the table. Um, but that whole review process has been delayed and now it's

01:22:25.560 turned into, instead of let's review it and consider, you know, maybe reducing or changing

01:22:32.680 the law or, or even revoking the law. Now there's the whole review process is how can we expand it?

01:22:38.680 How can we do more killing, more categories? Uh, so let's, we need to really be speaking to the

01:22:45.800 members of parliament, uh, speak to the committee. You can make submissions to the committee. Uh, we,

01:22:50.860 we need to really be hammering this over the next few months right now.

01:22:56.200 Okay. Yeah. Thank you, David. I, I know that, you know, there's, there's some good MPs out there,

01:23:02.040 but we've had a lot of spineless ones over the last, that's really been revealed over the last three

01:23:06.480 years, especially in the conservative party where many of them didn't speak up until they wanted to

01:23:11.540 run as a leadership of the conservative party or, you know, worried about their position instead of

01:23:16.860 stepping out and becoming an independent, they stayed with the conservative party, which is so

01:23:21.980 corrupted at this point. And so we need to appeal to them because I think there's a real shift taking

01:23:28.820 place on these political issues. Uh, and they want to go where the votes are. And so we are the

01:23:35.300 majority and that's why we need more people writing to MPs, shifting the vote because when they see a

01:23:43.400 majority rise up, they're going to start making those talking points and, and we need to be the

01:23:49.100 ones they're talking about and that can be done. All right, my friend, thank you so much. We're going

01:23:54.920 to look forward to having you on again. David again is with campaign life coalition. I'm sure that

01:24:01.160 if this is going to be, uh, before the parliament again, you'll have other actions coming out. Uh,

01:24:06.860 please let me know so that we can try to support this best we can. I love working with the allies

01:24:12.980 that action for Canada has always look at our partner page and you will know who, uh, the strongest

01:24:18.620 actors are in Canada right now, as far as organizations are concerned, who are really working hard on

01:24:24.800 Canadians behalf. And so again, just, I'm so grateful to David, uh, the issues that he's working

01:24:31.200 on again for faith, family and freedom. He, he is a dear friend. Okay. So next week, uh, on the

01:24:39.600 Empower Hour, Barry Neufeld is going to be on with his lawyer, Paul Jaffe. We're going to talk about what

01:24:44.980 happened in the court yesterday. By then we'll have all of our videos. They're going to be loaded

01:24:49.720 onto rumble. We'll be putting them on action for Canada's, uh, Facebook page. So make sure that you

01:24:55.640 are part of the, uh, Facebook of action for Canada. And, um, it's going to be interesting

01:25:01.080 talking to Barry. I know one of the questions that we, when he came out and had an opportunity

01:25:05.840 to give us an update, when he went, uh, and appealed the decision by judge Ross in BC, as far as,

01:25:14.500 uh, taking on, uh, for furthering the action with Glenn Hansman, the former, uh, president of the BC

01:25:21.980 Teachers Federation. And, uh, judge Ross had ruled on Glenn Hansman's behalf and in his favor. And

01:25:29.920 Barry ended up appealing it. Three BC appeal court judges ended up overturning judge Ross's decision

01:25:37.240 and voted in favor of Barry. And it took approximately, approximately six months before he ended up,

01:25:44.040 uh, you know, finding out what the decision of the courts had been. And so we were, he was in court

01:25:50.380 yesterday. So we've got potentially six months before we hear a decision. We need to be praying

01:25:56.300 about this decision. And I said yesterday, if these, uh, appeal, if these Supreme court appeal court judges

01:26:03.100 are going to be doing their job, they know the constitution, they know the rule of law, they're

01:26:07.620 going to vote in Barry's behalf. There is no doubt that there's defamation. That's what this case is about.

01:26:13.160 And if not, if these judges are corrupted, then we, as Canadians are going to rise up even stronger

01:26:19.860 than before. And we're going to keep going until this is turned over and justice does prevail in the

01:26:26.400 Supreme court of Canada. All right. I just want to thank you all for joining us tonight. And for those

01:26:32.500 of you who, of you who watch us later on Rumble and just say, God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:26:37.460 Welcome to Tanya, God.

01:26:45.560 That's what I've got to say. Look at this crowd.

01:26:51.920 I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.

01:26:58.960 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our freedom.

01:27:14.420 And I'm calling on you today. Don't put them to shame. Don't waste what they did.

01:27:21.780 We have guaranteed rights in this country.

01:27:32.500 We're putting chapters across the nation.

01:27:36.140 We are going to be in every town and every city.

01:27:39.860 And we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people

01:27:44.440 who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other

01:27:48.300 and give each other the help when they're down.

01:27:51.600 We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses.

01:27:59.400 The government's actions are completely, 100% unlawful.

01:28:06.020 Judgment will again be found on justice.

01:28:09.800 And those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.

01:28:13.160 You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.

01:28:21.440 And then verse 23 comes along with a promise.

01:28:26.280 God says He will turn the sins of evil people back on them.

01:28:31.840 He will destroy them for their sins.

01:28:35.800 I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living God

01:28:43.240 who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort

01:28:48.780 because we as a nation have turned our backs on Him.

01:28:53.320 And we need to get right.

01:28:55.820 So I am just going to thank you so much.

01:28:59.480 I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:29:03.460 God bless you and God bless you and God bless you.

01:29:07.220 God bless you and God bless you and God bless you and God bless you.

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Action4Canada - October 13, 2022

Euthanasia： A Murderous Scheme & Live Q&A

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