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euthanasia

Black Friday

DATE : 4 December 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Saturday 30th November. Yesterday morning, residents of Oxford woke to a fiery cross hanging in an otherwise azure sky. As the Psalmist proclaims, ‘The heavens tell out the glory of God (Psalm 19:1).’ At one level it was extraordinarily beautiful, but it was also perplexing and, in my spirit, I felt it was a portent. Good or bad, […]

VfJUK: Totally paralysed with no hope of recovery – look at him now

DATE : 22 November 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

After suffering 4 strokes, David Hazeldine woke up to find himself totally paralysed, only able to move his eyes. Doctors told his wife he had a 10% chance of survival, and that there was no hope of recovery. What was there to live for? Everything! Listen to Lynda’s interview with David here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve7oYbVf6cs ************************ Make your […]

Vulnerable people admitted to hospital are already being prematurely and inappropriately ‘helped’ to die

DATE : 25 October 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Watch the video here: https://vfjuk.org/resources/endoflifeandassistedsuicide/ Involuntary euthanasia is already happening in UK hospitals. If assisted suicide becomes legal, in cash-strapped Britain no one will be safe! When will a ‘right’ to die become the ‘duty’ to die? Remember, we will all one day be ‘vulnerable’ Say NO to assisted suicide! Please contact your MP today. For help in writing […]

Nanny does not know best – resist the push to legalise assisted suicide

DATE : 11 October 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Assisted suicide advocates say that allowing people to choose for themselves the time and manner of their death is the caring and compassionate thing to do for those in the end stages of life. They conveniently gloss over the fact that, in jurisdictions where this has already been legalised, the right to die has rapidly become […]

Ultimate act of compassion – or licensed murder of the ‘incurable’?

DATE : 26 July 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Prior to the General Election, Sir Keir Starmer expressed his unequivocal support for any future Bill on assisted dying that would come before Parliament. Now, barely three weeks into the new Parliament and with what feels to be almost unseemly haste, that Bill is set to be introduced into the House of Lords by Lord Falconer […]