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A glimpse of how liberalism yields to dystopia.

The CEO of a Canadian fashion retailer says its new ad featuring a terminally ill woman who decides to end her life by euthanasia is “not a commercial campaign.” 

In this clip, Glenn shares something he says he never thought he’d share on-air. He recalls an unusual, extremely vivid dream he had for the first time ten years ago. But what happened AFTER this dream — during a discussion with a prominent religious leader — hints that this ‘dream’ may actually hav...

Will the Chinese Communist Party begin killing citizens protesting against the government? Chris Chappell, host of ‘China Uncensored,’ tells Glenn it’s important to remember that China has never STOPPED targeting its dissidents — whether it’s Christians, Uyghurs, or human rights activists. But these...

Canadian fashion company La Maison Simons released a promotional video last month titled "All Is Beauty" promoting the 'beauty' of voluntary euthanasia.

null / HQuality/Shutterstock. Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Nov 29, 2022 / 15:30 pm (CNA). A new ad campaign from a Canadian fashion retailer features a terminally ill woman who ended her life by assisted suicide.“Dying in a hospital is not what’s...

The All is Beauty video ad, launched by La Maison Simons, centers around a terminally ill Canadian woman named Jennyfer, 37, who ended her life with medication intervention in October.

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As Canadian doctors are instructed to offer assisted suicide to their patients, La Maison Simons, a fashion retailer based in Canada, has released a pro-euthanasia propaganda campaign, exploiting and glorifying the assisted death of a young artist. In the video, a 37-year-old woman, whose name is only given as Jennyfer, presents euthanasia as “the most beautiful exit.”

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