The tag 'Euthanasia' is associated with 12 posts.

The “Austere” Future: Death instead of Taxes?

Nazi exter­mi­na­tion pro­grams derived from main­stream social think­ing. Will “aus­ter­ity” pro­duce same thing?

Fighting for the Wrong Right: Your Right to Die

Health care reform approach­ing the “Final Solu­tion” to the high cost of health care? In Nazi Ger­many it meant “Kill ‘em, don’t bill ‘em.” The same influ­ences inform our social think­ing on the issue.

FTR #247 Miscellaneous Articles and Updates

Grow­ing power, influ­ence and respectabil­ity of the Moon orga­ni­za­tion; euthana­sia and the Right-to-Die move­ment; domes­tic surveillance.

FTR #220 Miscellaneous Stories and Updates

Use of genet­i­cally engi­neered ade­n­oviruses for “gene ther­apy” to intro­duce DNA into cells in order to cor­rect genetic defects.

FTR #141 Interview III with Wesley J. Smith

Oregon’s Propo­si­tion 16, the first euthana­sia law in the U.S., has pro­ceeded very far down the “slip­pery slope.”

FTR #140 Update on Health and Scientific Matters

Lis­ten: One seg­ment As the title indi­cates, this pro­gram updates a num­ber of sto­ries in the health and sci­ence fields. Begin­ning with dis­cus­sion of a bill intro­duced in the Cal­i­for­nia leg­is­la­ture to per­mit physi­cian assisted sui­cide, the broad­cast presents analy­sis by author Wes­ley J. Smith of flaws in reportage about the Ore­gon euthana­sia law (Prop. [...]

FTR #124 Interview II with Wesley J. Smith

Prince­ton bio-ethicist Peter Singer’s views com­pared to those of social philoso­phers behind Third Reich’s “T-4″ euthana­sia program.

FTR #117 Interview with Wesley J. Smith

Med­ical ethics in U.S. com­pared to Nazi Ger­many, in which the physician’s pri­mary respon­si­bil­ity was seen as to soci­ety, rather than to the patient.

FTR #102 Connecting the Dots

The “trans-Atlantic Indus­trial and Finan­cial Axis,” instru­men­tal in devel­op­ing and sus­tain­ing fas­cism in the 20th Century.

FTR #32 Part II: The Right to Die Movement

Nazi exter­mi­na­tion pro­grams which resulted in the hor­rors of Auschwitz began with the “T-4″ euthana­sia program.