Alzheimer’s Association Hides New Partnership With Lobbying Group for Assisted Suicide

Selling assisted suicide “historically marginalized communities” This is a challenging business as it kills potential clients and smacks strongly of eugenics. Compassion & Choices is the largest and most active assisted suicide lobbying organization in the country. They have found a way to fix this. It has enlisted the help—and data—of a trusted brand: the Alzheimer’s Association.

It’s a strange fit. The Alzheimer’s Association invests significant resources to overcome the “disease” it calls. “the stigma” Kim Callinan (CEO of Compassion & Choices), has spoken out against dementia and Alzheimer’s. “a fate worse than death.”

Compassion & Choices was the name of the organization. Hemlock Society until the group’s support for fellow member Jack Kevorkian—and his increasing number of so-called mercy killings—tainted the brand. The Hemlock Society was proud of Kevorkian’s actions. However, the Alzheimer’s Association issued an apology. Statement In opposition, note that “we must … affirm the right to dignity and life for every Alzheimer patient and cannot condone suicide.”

George Soros, whose mother was a member the Hemlock Society, invested millions in the assisted suicide movement through his Open Society Foundations to help the Hemlock Society rebrand as Compassion & Choices.

Once at loggerheads Compassion & Choices was announced last December by the Alzheimer’s Association that they would be focusing on a common goal. Shared effort To improve “end-of-life care” for people with dementia “Black, Latino, Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI), and LGBTQ communities,” According to a Compassion & Choices press release. Together, they will host webinars in the national and local areas, exchange data, and organize conferences. “and more,” According to the press release.

Compassion & Choices appears to be more enthusiastic about the partnership that its counterpart. The Alzheimer’s Association did not respond to multiple requests for interviews, but Compassion & Choices issued two press releases. Each organization did not respond to multiple interviews requests. The Alzheimer’s Association, after a telephone conversation with a director of diversity equity and inclusion engagement, agreed to send comments in the days before publication. Washington Free Beacon Here are some key points raised by this report. The association hadn’t done so by Friday at 5:00 p.m.

Now critics are raising concerns about the Alzheimer’s Association’s new partnership—which, contrary to its own policy To share “partnership information with all constituents,” It is not disclosed on its website.

Compassion and Choices are not an option “end-of-life care” Despite its website describing the practice as “Assisted suicide lobbying”, it is not an organization.Medical aid for the dying.” It spends