France Is The Latest Country To Authorize Killing People Who Aren’t Dying
In Europe, a disturbing trend of killing people who are not dying is taking hold. Let’s not let it happen again in America.
The Ethical And Moral Arguments Against ‘Throwaway Culture’
Professor, author, and pro-life Democrat Charles Camosy joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, “Resisting Throwaway Culture.”
The Netherlands Shouldn’t Have Allowed Noa Pothoven To Kill Herself
Because doctors and governments should preserve lives, The Netherlands should have saved Noa Pothoven instead of standing by and watching her die.
Last Year’s Decline In Dutch Euthanasia May Have Dark Explanations
As doctors face more scrutiny, changes in reporting practices might look like a decline in demand for euthanasia.
This Belgian Nurse Watched Euthanasia Turn Pain Management Into A Death Prescription
Sophie Druenne witnessed the scourge of Belgium’s legalized euthanasia framework and the devaluing of human life by doctors charged with protecting it.
How Assisted Suicide Creates A Cascade Of Death After It Becomes Legal
Belgium recently lifted all age restrictions on euthanasia. Its euthanasia committee already approved the euthanization of three minors in the past two years. One was only 9 years old, and another was 11.
Why Democrats Can’t Talk Honestly About Abortion
Most advocates of late-term abortion will do anything to avoid describing the unpleasant realities and consequences of their increasingly radical position.
‘Bird Box’ Puts Into Stark Relief The West’s Pressure To Kill The Disabled
The Sandra Bullock film’s rescuers really spark the imagination when one takes into account the successful eugenics practice of abortion in Iceland.
The Netherlands Now Requires No Terminal Illness For Elderly People To Legally Kill Themselves
In the case of the 84-year-old woman, the Life’s End Clinic doctor administered a fatal injection just one month after meeting her for the first time.
5 Sad Predictions For Ireland In The Wake Of Its New Abortion Laws
This act will now trickle down to other kinds of demoralizing laws, and Ireland will soon discover, like the United States did long ago, it’s very hard to go back.
Alfie Evans’ Death Illustrates The Monstrous Logic Of The Welfare State
It wasn’t in the ‘best interests’ of Alfie Evans to die. It was in the best interests of the British welfare state to demonstrate its power.
Alfie Evans Shows Why A Strong Pro Life Movement Is So Vital
Even if it never succeeds in banning abortion, the pro-life movement is holding an important line on the sanctity of life in the United States.
Parents Fight With U.K. Hospital To Feed, Give Oxygen To, And Diagnose Their Sick Toddler
His parents have the choice of either holding Alfie Evans or letting him lay in a crib as a medical team watches but refuses to provide care. These actions will lead to Alfie’s death.
Hawaii Becomes Seventh State To Legalize Doctor-Assisted Self-Murder
Hawaii is now the seventh U.S. jurisdiction to make physician-assisted suicide legal. Its new self-murder law takes effect next year.
Euthanizing Mentally Ill People Just Lets Their Illness Win
The most recent tragedy was the euthanizing of Aurelia Brouwers, a 29-year-old female who claimed multiple mental illnesses and fought for eight years to be euthanized in the Netherlands.
7 Years Ago, Doctors Gave Mom Days To Live. Assisted Suicide Would Have Made That True
What happened to my mom happens far more often then we realize. It’s one reason assisted-suicide laws are so dangerous.
Catholic Order Embraces Euthanasia In The Name Of Alleviating ‘Mental Suffering’
Euthanasia is on the rise in Belgium, and around the world, prompting a Catholic charity to terminate the sufferer in order to eradicate suffering.
Charlie Gard’s Case Delivers Déjà Vu Of Twentieth-Century Eugenics
The brief but meaningful life of Charlie Gard forces us to confront how we view our society’s weakest members.
The West’s Vision Of ‘The Noble Death’ Has Become Dark And Sinister
The stories and heroes we admire most reveal something about who we are. It matters that ’13 Reasons Why’ is more popular than Joan of Arc.
UK Authorities Ran The Clock Out On Charlie Gard’s Life
Having denied Charlie’s parents the right to seek treatment, then wasting time through a protracted legal process, the defendants in the case effectively ran out the clock on Charlie.
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