Hey peoplekind. Have you heard about the Sarco pod? I was aware of this suicide machine last year, but this is the first article I came across while working on different post. So, I thought I do my take on it. To show you how people like Dr. Nitskhe & co are working to bring about the normalization of suicide (for all ages). This is agenda 2030 programming.

Before we start, the article link here

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Rational suicide? Sounds like an oxymoron to me, considering the act of suicide is irrational.

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Predictive programming moment.

In the first episode of the cartoon "Futurama" there's a scene with a "suicide booth" where for only 25 cents you can end your life. Once slaughtered, your body is discarded from a drop out floor below the booth. I speculate from there on body will be transferred to a factory where your corpse will be converted into fertilizer for the urban agriculture sector.

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CBC's crematory story is a precursor to another aldous huxley prediction

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What if buddy were to change his mind? CANT BLINK, MACHINE WILL KILL ME.

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No, it should be open and celebrated of course! This shit is blatant in your face programming.

Like the death conditioning of the children of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. So to now they seek to make death/suicide as normal as dessert after supper.

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Holocaust half time is it? Let's all remember now. 6 million, 6 million, 6 million. Got it? Great! Let's continue.

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Get buried inside your killer. Sounds great! Why not take it a step further and have a drop out bottom, like the suicide booth in Futurama? After all Phosphorus!

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Yeah, no shit!

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Wow a virtual reality experience. "Hey everyone!, Come experience suicide! It's totally awesome!" "One there will be one on EVVVVVVEEERY STREET CORNER! Yay!"

The church is the controlled opposition for this fight imo, but what they say is true of course. But because it comes from them people will have the opposite reaction. That's why you need to hear from me. Your resident atheist friend.

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A little look into Dr. Nitschke.

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Gee that peaceful pill reminds me of something...

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The demise pill! The pill that you would take after you lived 'long enough' and it's time to step aside.

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Dr. Lawrence Dunegun recalls a presentation he attended by Dr. Richard Day from 20 years ago(1969). Shockingly, many of the predictions made on these tapes are true now today, and other long term predictions are more and more a reality every day.

New Order of Barbarians tape 1

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Such great advice this humanist/eugenicist fuck has to offer.

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Crick had no cancer: report

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Philip Nitschke, the man who thinks we should all choose when to die

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Euthanasia Sets Sail

"Philip Nitschke is president of the Voluntary Euthanasia Research Foundation in Australia. He is currently in the planning stages of a “euthanasia boat” — in the model of the “abortion boat” that sails international waters to provide abortion to those women who live in countries where the procedure is illegal."

"Lopez: Would there be any restrictions on who could be served on your boat? Do you see any restrictions that should be placed on euthanasia generally? If I am depressed, do I qualify? If an elderly woman’s husband dies and she says she no longer has anything to live for, would you help her kill herself? What about a troubled teen? Who qualifies? Who decides if a life is worth living?"

"Nitschke: This difficult question I will answer in two parts. My personal position is that if we believe that there is a right to life, then we must accept that people have a right to dispose of that life whenever they want. (In the same way as the right to freedom of religion has implicit the right to be an atheist, and the right to freedom of speech involves the right to remain silent). I do not believe that telling people they have a right to life while denying them the means, manner, or information necessary for them to give this life away has any ethical consistency. So all people qualify, not just those with the training, knowledge, or resources to find out how to “give away” their life. And someone needs to provide this knowledge, training, or recourse necessary to anyone who wants it, including the depressed, the elderly bereaved, [and] the troubled teen. If we are to remain consistent and we believe that the individual has the right to dispose of their life, we should not erect artificial barriers in the way of sub-groups who don’t meet our criteria."

"This would mean that the so-called “peaceful pill” should be available in the supermarket so that those old enough to understand death could obtain death peacefully at the time of their choosing."

Wow! This guy...

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What's exit international's vision

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Well, they are exactly right, VR is more relative to younger audiences. And either Nitschke knows this, or he's completely dense and naive to his customer base. My money is on the former.

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Well actually, they get experience your utopian version of their euthanasia. They aren't experiencing the suffocating nitrogen, the feeling of panic being trapped in a pod of death. There won't be anyway to change their minds, no going back once initiated.

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Okay hold up! Let me get this straight. Nicklinson is denied the right to assisted suicide but dies a week after his court case finished up, by refusing food fluids? How did Mr. Blinks manage to do that? What they just stopped feeding him, allowing him to die? Is that not assisting his death?

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3D printable suicide pods? Oh Boy! The eugenicists must be excited.

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"Open up the conversation, without the shock and fear" You mean to normalize it. You can bet this isn't just aimed at the elderly and terminally I'll. This is an all ages affair. They want suicide to be instantly accessible and an openly acceptable behaviour. Mark my words, it's happening.

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Thanks for reading! Please check out my related posts below.

Youthanasia:The Normalization of Suicide just took a emotional turn

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13 reasons how and why they're normalizing suicide

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'Let's talk' about the normalization of mental illness

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