'I don't want to die, but I don't want to be homeless': Canadian man, 65, has a doctor's approval for euthanasia despite admitting becoming POOR is a main reason he's applying to die
- A doctor has approved Les Landry's application for medical assistance in dying despite his admission poverty is a major factor in the decision to end his own life
- Landry, 65, is now awaiting the verdict of a second doctor who visited his home on Wednesday afternoon
- Landry says if the second approval isn't given, he will 'shop' for another doctor willing to sign it off - something that's legal under Canada's euthanasia laws
- He said benefit cuts mean 'sooner or later I just won't be able to afford to live'
- Shocking case lays bare the relaxed approach to euthanasia in Canada, where experts say 'choosing to die is more accessible' than support for disabled people
Communist China Humanity 2022
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LDS Church announces $10M UN donation to address health of women, children
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a $10 million donation on Friday designed to help eradicate polio and maternal and neonatal tetanus.
The donations will specifically help countries where polio and maternal and neonatal tetanus are endemic, including Afghanistan, Pakistan and African countries.
The church is sending $5 million to UNICEF to support efforts to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus, which is contracted through bacteria found in soil that can enter the body through wounds or contact with an umbilical cord.
The disease is a significant public health problem in Afghanistan, Angola, the Central African Republic, Guinea, Mali, Nigeria, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan and Yemen, according to the press release.
Wholesale prices rose 0.3% in November, more than expected, despite hopes that inflation is cooling
- The producer price index, a measure of what companies get for their products in the pipeline, increased 0.3% for the month and 7.4% from a year ago.
- A 38% surge in wholesale vegetable prices helped push the food index up by 3.3%, offsetting an identical 3.3% decline in energy costs.
- Markets now will turn their attention to the more closely watched consumer price index, which is due out Tuesday morning.
Jets' rookie Max Mitchell sidelined due to blood clots issue, father says
New York Jets offensive tackle Max Mitchell will miss the rest of the season after he was placed on the non-football injury list. Mitchell has blood clots in his right calf and lung, his father revealed to ESPN.
John Mitchell, Max's father, said the first-year offensive lineman has a hereditary blood-clotting condition called factor V Leiden. Mitchell is taking a blood-thinning medication and should make a full recovery, his father noted.
Safe Blood? What Are Your Choices on Transfusions?
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Utah housing, water, transit and more: What's in Cox's record $28.4B budget (THEFT) proposal?
Gov. Spencer Cox's record $28.4 billion proposed budget for the 2024 fiscal year
"We're really focused on this idea, this concept that the next generation is going to be worse off than their parents for the first time in history," he said. "Seventy percent of Americans think that their kids aren't going to be able to buy a home or get a college education or afford to save money like they have. We reject that, and we want to be intentional in rejecting that. ... We don't think that should be the case here in Utah."
Well, well, well… “Merchant of Death” Viktor Bout flew 1,000+ US missions in Iraq…
When U.S. officials announce the arrest of a notorious arms dealer and drug-runner this afternoon, the fact that his planes flew U.S. supply missions in Iraq will likely go unmentioned.
"Notorious arms dealer" Viktor Bout, freed today in exchange for Brittney Griner, flew an estimated 1,000 supply missions for the US in the Iraq War
Putin issues 'wiped off face of earth' nuclear threat to any nations threatening Russia
Putin said his country's advanced hypersonic weapons would ensure Russia would respond forcefully to any threat.
Sport writer Grant Wahl was 'laughing and joking' just moments before he fell back in his seat and died at World Cup quarter-final game, colleagues reveal - as his brother says he was murdered after infuriating Qataris with gay protest
- American journalist Grant Wahl has died while covering the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, according to a video posted by his brother Friday evening
- He died while covering the Netherlands-Argentina quarterfinal match in Doha
- Wahl, 48, was 'healthy' before he collapsed during a game Friday, according to brother Eric in an Instagram video he posted
- Eric, who is gay, said he believes his brother - who was detained before the USA-Wales match for wearing a rainbow flag shirt - may have been killed
- Wahl said: 'I am the reason he wore the rainbow shirt to the world cup. I do not believe my brother just died, I believe he was killed'
Americans Hate Congress—Yet Reelected Every Senate Incumbent for First Time in a Century
Just one in five Americans say they approve of their representation in Congress
Disney CEO Bob Iger: Those of Us in Positions to Influence Laws, Shape Culture ‘Have an Extra Responsibility’ to Push Gun Control
Disney CEO Bob Iger attended a Sandy Hook Promise Benefit and referenced people in influential positions and suggested that those who shape culture “have an extra responsibility” to push gun control.
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Climate Hypocrite (Skull & Bones) Kerry Says It Would Be "Great" If U.S. Paid Carbon Reparations
Biden administration climate ‘czar’ John Kerry declared Thursday that he would like to see American taxpayers fronting reparations for past pollution.
Senate Democrats introduce bill funding travel for abortions
Senate Democrats on Thursday introduced a bill that would help fund expenses for women who need to travel to undergo abortion procedures.
U.N. votes overwhelmingly for Israel to give up its nukes
International body adopts leftist position that nation should relinquish its defense
https://www.wnd.com/2022/12/u-n-campaign-israel-expands-demand-democracy-relinquish-defense/
The end is nigh! Four-in-ten adults say we're 'living in the end times,' including half of Christians, says survey amid alarm over pandemics, climate change, nuclear brinkmanship, and doomsday cults
- 39 percent of US adults say the 'end times' are upon us
- But 58 percent are convinced the world is not coming to a calamitous end
- Researchers linked doomsayers to climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic
- Russian President Vladimir Putin's nuclear brinkmanship does not help
- A fifth of US adults now subscribe to the doomsday-like QAnon cult
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Putin and China (BRICS) just scored a MAJOR victory over Europe and the U.S.
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Should it be free to ride Utah’s public transit? Gov. Spencer Cox wants to make it happen.
North Carolina Treasurer Says BlackRock CEO Should ‘Resign or Be Removed’
North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell sent a bombshell letter to asset manager BlackRock, saying its CEO, Larry Fink, needs to “resign or be removed” from the firm’s leadership team “immediately” over his obsession with pursuing a leftist “political agenda.”
Folwell is the first state treasurer to call for Fink to “resign or be removed,” while others have withdrawn their state’s proxy votes and divested state funds from BlackRock.
Poll: Majority Concerned About Coronavirus Vaccines Having ‘Major’ Side Effects
Nearly three quarters of Republicans, 74 percent, as well as 43 percent of Democrats and 56 percent of independents, are concerned the vaccines could have “major” side effects.
