
Blogger Comment: People will not believe this but Euthanasia is looking like one of the Globalists growing ways to depopulate the world as they have been planning, as their puppet political leaders in the West are clearly obeying orders and where death of western citizens by euthanasia is skyrocketed and where the Globalist controlled MSM is not telling them of course…for you would only find out about it in the alternative independent news and where it is pure evil if it is part of the Globalists to reduce the population of the world to between 400 million and 500 million humans, for that is what they have stated in Davos many times…
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A growing group of leading experts in the Netherlands is raising urgent concerns as the country’s euthanasia regime continues expanding, now increasingly targeting young people and even minors with “assisted suicide.”
The warning comes as officials push policies that critics say are normalizing assisted death in cases involving psychological suffering.
The push comes despite mounting evidence that younger individuals may not be capable of making such irreversible decisions.
Experts Warn Young Minds Are at Risk
A coalition of professors, academics, and child psychiatry professionals is sounding the alarm over euthanasia requests from individuals under the age of 25.
According to their findings, younger people are far more vulnerable to external pressures, including social influence and online messaging, while their brain development is still incomplete.
They warn that these factors can lead to impulsive, short-sighted decisions.
It raises serious concerns about whether consent in such cases can truly be considered informed or stable.
The experts also stressed that conditions affecting younger individuals are far less likely to be permanent, meaning many could recover with proper treatment and support rather than being fast-tracked toward death.
Euthanasia Deaths Surge as Oversight Questions Grow
The concerns come as euthanasia continues to surge across the Netherlands.
Official data shows that euthanasia now accounts for approximately 6 percent of all deaths in the country.
This figure continues to climb year after year.
In 2025 alone, 10,341 people were euthanized by the Dutch government, according to the regional euthanasia review committee.
While most cases involved elderly patients, the report confirmed that at least one involved a minor between the ages of 12 and 18.
Additional figures raise further red flags:
• 499 cases involved patients with dementia
• 11 cases involved patients deemed no longer competent
• 475 cases involved multiple age-related illnesses
• 278 cases were categorized under vague “other reasons”
Seven cases are now under investigation after doctors allegedly failed to meet required standards of care.
Critics warn that the “other reasons” category opens the door to abuse, including potential coercion or pressure from family members.
Growing Evidence of a Broader Cultural Shift
The Netherlands is not alone.
Similar concerns are emerging across Europe.
In Spain, 25-year-old illegal alien gang rape victim Noelia Castillo Ramos was euthanized despite a prolonged legal battle by her parents to save her life.
Her case raised alarm because Spain’s Constitutional Court has ruled that euthanasia should not be permitted when suffering stems from mental illness, stating that the state has a duty to protect such individuals from suicide.
Yet the procedure still went ahead.
The Christian Lawyers organization, which represented her parents, warned that the case “highlights the failure of the euthanasia law, since it facilitates suicide without the individual having received prior mental health treatment.”
Faith Leaders Warn of a ‘Social Defeat’
Spain’s Catholic bishops issued a stark warning in response to the expanding use of euthanasia.
“Euthanasia and assisted suicide are not medical acts, but deliberate interruptions of the bond of care, and represent a social defeat when presented as a response to human suffering,” they said.
Addressing cases like Castillo’s, they added:
“We are not dealing with a fatal illness, but with deep wounds that cry out for attention, treatment, and hope.”
They emphasized that human dignity is not dependent on health, autonomy, or personal perception, stating:
“The dignity of the human person does not depend on their state of health, their subjective perception of life or their degree of autonomy,” but rather “is an intrinsic value that must be recognized, protected and helped in all circumstances.”
A Dangerous Precedent
As euthanasia laws expand, critics warn that the normalization of assisted death, especially among vulnerable groups like young people, marks a profound shift in how societies respond to suffering.
“When life hurts, the answer is not to shorten the path, but to walk it together,” the bishops concluded.
“Only in this way can we build a truly just society, where no one feels alone or excluded.”
For many, the trajectory is clear when what began as a narrowly defined medical exception is rapidly evolving into a broader system where death is increasingly presented as a solution.
The push to continuously expand the regime is raising urgent questions about where the line will be drawn next.
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