Kelsi Sheren

You know, they even go to churches now.

I leaked it last year.

We caught them advertising made to a RCMP veteran group who were already struggling with PTSD.

Over 800 members they sent an email to.

They did not like that I found that.

But doing it at a church.

So, like, what are we doing?

So, you know, when I talk about the morality side of things, of course people want to say that grandma and grandpa have the right to die.

Yeah, everybody has the right to end their life and die.

But why are we accepting it past that, right?

Why are we accepting...

Why are we accepting the homeless and the addicts and now mature minors, which is just a disgusting, really bad term, by the way, because legally, they say down to the age of 12, but when you actually read the fine print, age doesn't matter.

It's if the assessors deem the individual has the capacity and ability to understand the decision they're making.

What 11-year-old, friends?

Adult maxing?

they just go off of when we're looking at stats and we're looking at the death numbers and things like that across like the country of America, of Canada and of others, they go, you know, they give, well, we have all the data, right?

So we know if you're a highly educated individual, we know that if you're white, we know if you're black, we know if you're ethnic, we know if you're homeless, we know, we do know these things.

So it's just funny.

It's just happens to be that a friend of mine, Alex Shattenberg runs the euthanasia prevention coalition.

And so