Beware of organ harvesting
We live in an age of death.
And before talking about organ harvesting, let us first talk about "assisted dying," the "right to die with dignity"—in plain terms, EUTHANASIA, which etymologically means a gentle and easy death.
A bill was debated and passed by the French National Assembly on February 25, 2026. It must still go through the parliamentary shuttle process, at the end of which Parliament's final decision will prevail regardless. This means the legislation has a strong chance of coming into force during 2026.
The comparison may be considered inappropriate or out of place, but at the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, entire herds of cattle were euthanized, even after having been vaccinated, because of a disease that is not contagious to humans and from which only a few animals within a herd might have been suffering. This apparently justified the complete "depopulation" of the herd : the so-called LSD (Lumpy Skin Disease). Readers may wish to look into the matter, as these mass euthanasias of cattle did not take place peacefully, nor could they really be described as a "gentle and easy death" for those unfortunate animals.
But let us return to human beings, which we still are, despite the misguided and deadly projects of transhumanism, eugenics, and the manipulation of the human population through social engineering, "pandemics," and the "climate scam."* We shall also leave aside the catastrophic wars allegedly waged by a Western empire that is now limited only by its own collapse.
Of course, death always seems far away, and we prefer not to think about it. However, no one can evade their own finitude. Although death is the ultimate mark of old age, it is by no means confined to it, since anyone can die at any age—from one day to the next, even from one hour to the next. After all, sudden death is not limited to infants.
So does this recently passed law represent, to use the grand expression, a civilizational rupture? In a manuscript deliberately left unpublished for more than thirty years, Térence questioned the very notion of civilization, describing it as the temporary organization of barbarism. What seems to be confirmed, at least for the West, in this 21st century of unveiled monstrosities (the Epstein affair, the genocide in Gaza, the empire's wars of aggression, and all the rest).
In France, the year 2025 stands out because the number of deaths exceeded the number of births. In the long run, then, for the majority of the working population—that is, the supposedly emancipated slaves that almost all of us have become—and to ironically paraphrase Jean de La Fontaine : farewell calves, cows, pigs... and pensions.
A life increasingly devoid of meaning; millions of jobs disappearing thanks to the miraculous promises of artificial intelligence; ever more degrading living conditions breeding nothing but submission and despair. And... when life finally becomes truly unbearable, all one will have to do is ask. Even an oral request will suffice, and so-called psychological suffering may also be taken into account. Then, with one final injection, one can leave this "vale of pain and tears."
Of course, severe and irreversible physical suffering may also, quite rightly, justify such a request. But the door is now open to dark abuses. We know only too well, the eugenic ambitions of those who plan death when it comes to eliminating the "useless."
Let us quote a post on X:
Euthanasia: "A simple verbal request will be enough—no written request, no signature, no witness." This is bound to go wonderfully well : no abuse, no excesses, no borderline cases. This is no longer a slippery slope; it's a slide straight toward medically administered elimination.
Source: x.com/i/status/1926214541190316190
Post credited to: h16
Another post on X raises the following questions:
Following the Assembly's adoption of the euthanasia law, I am horrified at the thought of the implementing regulations that will follow. Since no drug has a Marketing Authorization (MA) for killing someone, procedures will have to be written... What dosage for an 80-kilogram elderly person? Or for a 60-kilogram one? What dosage for a young person?... These horrors will have to be put into writing. And then fees will have to be set. How much will be paid to kill an elderly person—€100, €200, €300? Will it be reimbursed by the national health insurance or not? Will more be paid for killing a young person, or less? 🤢🤢🤮
Source: x.com/i/status/2027127437600202905
Post credited to: Franck ZEIGER
Canada has already experienced the feared drift. Reading the following article should prompt people to reflect on the conditions surrounding their own end of life, since in "gentle France," "gentle death" is likely to become just as commonplace.
Marie de Hennezel, a clinical psychologist and author of the striking book Intimate Death, who helped establish palliative care in France in 1987 at the University Hospital of Paris's Cité Universitaire, in the first unit created under President François Mitterrand, opposes the law recently passed by Parliament. She explains her position in this interview on Radio Notre Dame (she goes wherever she is invited).
But let us now turn to organ harvesting.
This is a subject that the mainstream media (or, to put it differently, the "presstitutes") rarely address and only with great caution. According to them, this is nothing but "conspiracy theory'" — that strange mental illness affecting more and more citizens who refuse to bow down to the so-called benevolent systems that now control every part of their existence, right down to their death.
Yet the Epstein debacle gave them real fuel for their fire — though the thunder of missiles in the Middle East has conveniently come along to drown out this monstrous unveiling of the depravity, filth, and crimes of a so-called "elite" (a term best handled with tweezers and plenty of hand sanitizer). An "elite" that allows itself every imaginable transgression.
The web is saturated with verified horror stories of child rape, human trafficking, and organ trafficking. It borders on a pornography of pure evil and barbarism, where the lowest scum of humanity can indulge to their heart's content. We'll pass on that.
Térence would nevertheless like to mention, by way of anecdote, something related to him by a young Sudanese migrant from Darfur. During his perilous journey, he narrowly escaped being kidnapped in a shop in Cairo, where, according to his account, the fate of his organs would have been sealed before his body was ultimately discarded in a landfill. He claimed that such things are commonplace there. In the West things are done more discreetly. According to certain invoices, Jeffrey Epstein allegedly purchased large quantities of sulfuric acid to clean the swimming pools at his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico...
But enough digression on this morbid subject. Let's get back to our sheep — or rather, to those salvific lethal injections, as lethal as they are legal, and to organ harvesting.
Few French people realize that, under French law, all of us are considered potential organ donors after death unless we have previously registered our refusal in the National Register of Refusals (RNR), the official registry for those who opt out of organ donation. And this system may give rise to certain abuses, as illustrated in the following brief testimonial video.
Should anything more be added, or should we simply conclude?
Whatever our human condition, whatever our origin, our culture, or our age, in these dark times when death seems to triumph, let us stand with the children. Let us offer them a true education for life. Let us cooperate with life — and fight FOR LIFE !
* 4 million French people (probably many more) subscribe to the alarmist narrative of "climate change" (it sounds so much better in English!) and more than 2 million are apparently suffering from a brand-new pathology: "eco-anxiety"!
Note: It might seem out of place to file this under educational resources, but it really isn't. In an era where existential survival is at stake, pedagogy must operate across every field and on every front — young and old alike.
Since this page was first published, the law has been definitively passed, promulgated on August 18, and published in the Official Journal on August 19, 2026. It is one of the most "permissive" laws of its kind in the world. Death can now be scheduled.