Mr Marrow 🐝

Wait until you find out about the use of purposely aborted babies after the first trimester to harvest the live organs to then be cut into little pieces of each individual organ, into samples, to specifically test the growth of particular viruses for the case of vaccine research and development. Could this also be a part of a bigger project for vaccines or other medical R&D or something even worse, if it can even get any worse than this? Investigations into hospital organ harvesting in Canada focus on various aspects, including ethical practices, legal compliance, and public health concerns. Organ Donation After Medical Studies have shown that Canada is a global leader in harvesting organs from individuals who have undergone medical assistance in dying. This practice has raised ethical questions about coercion or perceived pressure on patients to choose death earlier than they might otherwise due to the potential for organ donation. Canada has also been known to be involved in global organ trafficking. There have been concerns regarding Canadians participating in transplant tourism, where individuals travel abroad to purchase organs from vulnerable populations. While direct hospital involvement in these activities within Canada is not highlighted, there's a push for legislative changes to address this issue, especially in relation to travel for organ procurement. The ethics of organ donation, particularly in the context of MAID, have been debated. Concerns include whether there should be a separation between the decision to donate organs and the decision to end one's life, potential conflicts of interest, and ensuring informed consent. There's been advocacy for better reporting systems where physicians might have to report suspected cases of transplant tourism, aiming to gather data and possibly disrupt such practices. Bill S-240. This proposed legislation aimed to amend Canada's Criminal Code and Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to combat organ trafficking by making the purchase of organs or acquiring organs without informed consent and extraterritorial offence. There's concerns throughout the media that are raised about specific cases where hospitals or medical systems that might have pushed for organ harvesting under controversial circumstances, although these are more anecdotal and reflect public sentiment rather than formal investigations. While the Canadian healthcare system has structures in place to promote organ donation ethically and legally, the intersection of MAID with organ donation and the issue of transplant tourism have sparked investigations, policy reviews, and public discourse. The focus remains on ensuring that organ donation remains voluntary, well-informed, and free from any coercion, with ongoing efforts to improve legal and ethical frameworks. However, these are complex issues where public perception, ethical considerations, and legal boundaries continue to evolve. The other question is, are there specific hospitals, medical companies, or are other hospitals in other countries as well that are involved? One thing is for sure, Canada and their hospitals are up to no good and need to be investigated while the patient and family are protected at all costs until investigators can get to the bottom of these dark practices that have become of the medical field.