MAID: A National Scandal Unfolding Before Our Eyes: MST Zoom March 11, 2025

MAID: A National Scandal Unfolding Before Our Eyes

Let’s cut to the chase: MAID isn’t the compassionate choice it’s sold as—it’s a runaway train of death, and it’s already claimed over 60,301 Canadian lives since 2016. That’s more than the 45,000 Canadian soldiers lost in World War II—a statistic that should make your blood run cold.

The government promised it’d be “rare.” Now it’s 4.7% of all deaths, surging yearly, with whispers of underreporting hiding the true toll. And it’s not stopping—plans are afoot to extend it to “mature minors” as young as 12 and people with mental illness by 2027. Sound familiar? Think Nazi T4, where the vulnerable were targeted under the guise of mercy.

Angelina will dive into the gritty details we’ve been dissecting:

Coercion, Not Consent: Vulnerable folks—lonely seniors isolated by COVID lockdowns, teens with underdeveloped brains facing bullying—are being “offered” MAID by healthcare workers with no mandated training. A 13-year-old girl, heartbroken and harassed, could be deemed “competent” to die, no parents needed. Same-day deaths for Track 1 cases? No counseling required. This isn’t choice—it’s a power imbalance screaming exploitation.
A Horrific Death?: The MAID protocol—paralysis first, then a lethal drug—might mask a drowning-like agony, with fluid flooding lungs while patients can’t cry out. Experts like Dr. Joel Zivot warn of silent suffering, yet the government’s scaled it to 60,000+ without monitors or studies to prove it’s painless. Why the rush? Why the silence?
Cost-Cutting Conspiracy?: Healthcare savings—$50–$100 million yearly—loom large. Palliative care’s underfunded, waitlists stretch months, yet MAID’s fast and cheap. Disabled patients report being nudged toward death over care. Is this about compassion or cold economics?