Euthanasia Propaganda Video Horrifies People Into Supporting Medical Eugenics

A euthanasia propaganda film is making the rounds, spurring viral headlines to emerge such as this one from Unilad titled “Euthanasia Video Of ‘Dying Man’ So Horrific People Can’t Watch It.”

The Australian film depicts the death of a Victoria man named Greg Sims, as recalled by his daughter. He died of brain cancer.

According to 7 News:

“Stop The Horror depicts the agonising death of Victorian father Greg Sims, as recalled by his daughter Nia.

It is the latest project from award-winning Snowtown director Justin Kurzel and was released on Thursday by Go Gentle Australia as part of its campaign to see assisted dying legalised.

The Victorian parliament will hold a conscience vote this year on whether to create assisted dying laws for the terminally ill.”

This video is the epitome of fear-mongering. It was directed by Justin Kurzel, an Australian filmmaker known for producing horror movies. How did the Right-to-Die campaign come up with enough money to hire him to direct such a video?

Perhaps some influential people put money into it. The Victorian parliament are holding a vote on whether to create assisted dying laws? Why is that?

As the media operates in America, the Australian mainstream media, outlets such as Channel 7 or the Rupert Murdoch owned Daily Telegraph, propagandize about mandatory vaccination, euthanasia, and a host of other agendas.

An agenda of dehumanization is unfolding to state the simple truth. While people in agony who willfully choose to die instead of continue living in pain should have a right to do so, the people pushing pro-euthanasia propaganda have another agenda.

People must understand that once euthanasia is legalized, historically it leads to abuse and horrible corruption involving the lives of people who can’t speak. People end up being “euthanized” who didn’t want to die, and money is made from it.

If one researches the American Euthanasia Society for example, and its role in a network of eugenics societies from the US to Nazi Germany where coercive sterilization was promoted, one might wonder why there is such an interest to legalize it today.

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The American Euthanasia Society was renamed the “Society for the Right to Die” in 1975, before being renamed again.

Known racist and advocate for forced sterilization, Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger was on the American Advisory Board of the Euthanasia Society of America.

The interconnected nature of influential people’s relationships with eugenics societies is the same characteristic way it was before, today. According to an article titled “Just-Discovered Letter Shows Margaret Sanger Was Part of Euthanasia Society”:

“In 1938, just a few years prior to the American Birth Control League (ABCL) changing its name to Planned Parenthood, which today is the largest abortion provider in the nation, a group of American Eugenics Society Members and members of Margaret Sanger’s American Birth Control League (ABCL) formed the National Society for the Legalization of Euthanasia.

Another more famous name who was sat on the advisory board of this panel was Julian Huxley, who was a recipient of a Planned Parenthood award.”

Julian Huxley is the brother of Aldous Huxley, the author of Brave New World.

Don’t believe eugenics is still alive today? Have you ever heard of Margaret Hamburg, the ex-FDA commissioner under Obama who resigned after a racketeering scandal involving pharma giant Johnson & Johnson, ovarian cancer, and her husband’s massive hedge fund Renaissance Technologies?

She is the daughter of two leading figures in the American Eugenics Society: one is president emeritus of Carnegie Corporation of NY, David A. Hamburg.

The American Eugenics Society is now innocuously titled the “Society for Biodemography and Social Biology.” To check their full member list from 1945- 2009, click this link: more people of influence are involved with this modern eugenics organization. This truly goes deeper than any one article could articulate.

Those who hunger for the legalization of euthanasia are, and have always been, the same sick individuals who want to reduce population. Population control propagandists such as professor Malcolm Potts are the type of people who push for this.

People should be weary of powerful entities, and their campaigns for changing laws regarding life and death. Population control is real, and government shouldn’t have the power to tell people whether they can live or die, but there is something sinister being disguised by this campaign.

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