Financial Times: It's "Ludicrous" to Accuse Our Boy Barack of Pushing "Euthanasia"--Although We Are for Killing Old People

Aug. 12 (LPAC)—Today's edition of the flagship City of London mouthpiece, the Financial Times, runs both an editorial and an article, by U.S. based correspondent Clive Crook, reporting on the explosion of hostility to Obama's Nazi health care policy in the U.S., in which they try to ridicule those who are accusing Obama of promoting euthanasia—a charge originated, and documented, by Lyndon LaRouche.

Referring to the town hall protestors, the FT editorial notes that "Some of their fears—notably the claim that the administration is intent on euthanasia—are laughable." But then they go on to endorse just such a policy: "Many of those [Medicare] outlays go to end-of-life treatments of doubtful benefit. Looking harder at the value of those treatments is on the agenda, and should be. Calling this a plan for euthanasia is ludicrous, but the underlying issue needs to be talked about."

Crook makes the same point. The protestors "carry posters of politicians with devils' horns, or of Obama with a Hitler moustache." Crook them huffs and puffs: "Of course, the notion that the administration plans euthanasia for sick retirees is insane—can anybody seriously believe this?" Buuuuut, now that you mention it......

"If stricter tests of cost effetiveness in health care [for the elderly] are to be brought to bear—as they should be, in my view—," Crook confesses, "spending unlimited sums on one or two low-quality end-of-life years will likely fail them... In systems like Britain's NHS, it is standard operating procedure."

So, once again, LaRouche was right: Obama is promoting a Nazi policy of euthanasia, based on the British NHS system, and the British Empire crowd is behind the whole fascist operation.