Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Organ “donations” are big business.
To put it bluntly: Organ “donations” are big business.
Organs themselves cannot be legally bought or sold. But U.S. organ procurement organizations collectively receive billions of dollars a year in ‘program service revenues’ for facilitating procurements— organ snatching. Most of that revenue derives from state and federal grants and Medicare reimbursements.
In other words, even though private NGOs are doing the bedside sales work, it is in fact a government program that we, the taxpayers, are funding. From the linked article:
Canada, unsurprisingly, is way ahead of us on the organ harvesting industry’s greasy slip-n-slide. If you struggle to understand that benighted country’s obvious obsession with assisted suicide, look first at how Canada is explicitly integrating organ donation right into the same handy-dandy MAID form. Check box 1 to authorize us to painlessly kill you. Check box 2 to first let us take your organs, making your tragic suicide meaningful (no pressure!).
Every year, the number of MAID organ donations in Canada increases geometrically. National stats —surely undercounted— show that in 2024, about 5% (1 in 20) of all organ transplants in Canada used MAID patients’ organs. Around 7% of all ‘donors’ are now suicide patients.
Once normalized, this kind of thing can get downright addictive. Once you start, you can’t stop. EWTN News, February:
A pro-life activist quoted in the EWTN article correctly “argued that legalizing medical homicide opens the door to greater and greater crimes against humanity.”
Monday, May 18, 2026
Rededicate 250
In David Hall’s 2019 book Did America Have a Christian Founding?, he wrote, “America’s founders … were profoundly influenced by a biblical worldview.” Professor Daniel Dreisbach has noted that Revolutionary‑era Americans were steeped in Scripture, and that biblical phrases and stories “flowed from their tongues” as they debated liberty, rights, and governance. In a famous 1984 social science study, political scientist Donald S. Lutz analyzed thousands of pieces of American political writing from 1760 to 1805 and found that the Bible was cited more often than any European Enlightenment writer or classical source. Roughly one‑third of all citations in the massive sample were biblical, far outpacing Montesquieu, Blackstone, Locke, and the rest of the secular canon combined.
