Our veterans are being bullied into MAID and here's the proof
Veterans Minister denies veterans being bullied into medical assistance in dying is a systemic problem.
But Canadian veterans have the proof. Some received recommendations to end it all in writing, like Paralympian veteran Christine Gauthier did. And another was savvy enough to record a veteran's affairs case worker overly suggesting he would be better off dead, and all he had to do was ask.
Christine Gauthier rips Canadian government for offering to euthanize her https://t.co/UeMXL83OAU pic.twitter.com/hgUaAsnIOG
— New York Post (@nypost) December 3, 2022
Host of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast Mark Meinke, is a CAF veteran himself. He testified before a House of Commons committee about the veterans that have come to him, saying they, too, were offered the option of a state-sanctioned homicide rather than the help they were asking for from the VAC.
— Mark Meincke (@MarkMeincke12) December 5, 2022
Veteran Affairs minister Lawrence McAulay has denied the practice of offering medical assistance in dying to suffering veterans was a VAC policy and has instead implied it was the act of one rogue bureaucrat.
The Trudeau government made it so a pastor can't counsel a congregant about gender issues, but this same government will proudly provide counselling to Canadians, telling them to kill themselves.https://t.co/5UAHG5wjRP
— Sheila Gunn Reid (@SheilaGunnReid) December 5, 2022
Gauthier disputes McAulay, saying she received the offer from two separate case workers when she asked for a wheelchair ramp for her home after sustaining a training-related injury that eventually left her in a wheelchair.
Joining tonight is Mark Meinke to discuss the ghoulish VAC practice of offering death to veterans who call for help.
If you are a veteran with a story to tell, reach out to Mark. You are not alone.
