[Sun]

In 1995, the newsletter of a group called Choice in Dying listed seven organizations in a “Guide to Right-to-Die Organizations.” At least four of them (Compassion in Dying, Death with Dignity Education Center, the Oregon Death with Dignity Legal Defense and Education Center, and Choice in Dying itself) have attracted funding from large foundations.

One such foundation is George Soros’s Open Society Institute (OSI). The OSI, through its Project on Death in America, gives millions of dollars for enhancing end-of-life care and none of the Project’s money is used for assisted suicide purposes. But the OSI provides grants for assisted suicide advocacy through OSI’s President’s Fund in its U.S. Programs office.

http://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/magazines/2001/january/marker.html

[floriduh voter]

Thanks Sun, for reminding us that George Soros poses more than a global threat or a threat via moveone.org. His other death cult is called ERGO and they have a web site. It looks more and more that Soros influenced Florida's last elections. Too bad Gallagher didn't win. Gallagher campaigned locally but for the most part, Crist was going to New York and New Jersey to pick up donations from non-Floridians and foreigners.

Crist raised sixty million and there's no way it was from Floridians. We're still waiting for prop tax and insurance reform.