Posted on 03/25/2005 5:30:48 PM PST by Libloather
The Bizarre Motivation behind Michael Schiavo's Right-to-Die Lawyer George "Killer" Felos
Catholic Citizen.org ^ | 10.24.03
Posted on 10/24/2003 12:47:20 PM PDT by Coleus
TORA! TORA! TORA! The Bizarre Motivation behind Michael Schiavo's Right-to-Die Lawyer George "Killer" Felos
Thrilled to Death: Euthanasia proponent George Felos is Michael Schiavo's lawyer
CLEARWATER, October 23, 2003 - The motivation behind Michael Schiavo's dire quest to end the life of his severely disabled wife is not certain. He has a child and another on the way with another woman but a divorce would suffice in that case. However, there is the suggestion that he has life insurance money pending on her death - a suggestion which he has refused to comment on.
Moreover Terri's parents suspect he was to blame for his wife's condition and see that as the reason he has requested her body be cremated. His claim is that Terri told him she did not want to be given extraordinary medical treatment to be kept alive. However, the motivation behind Michael Schiavo's lawyer George Felos, in fighting the case is ideological.
Felos has been described as "a right-to-die activist, new-age guru lawyer with a messed up personal history." Felos has authored a book called "Litigation as Spiritual Practice" published by Blue Dolphin Publishing. The ad for the book calls him "a nationally recognized expert in right-to-die cases." It notes "He is best known for the landmark case that helped establish an individual's constitutional right to refuse or have withdrawn unwanted medical treatment, Guardianship of Browning, and the current case of a vegetative young woman, Terri Schiavo."
Right-to-Die activists play on the term "medical treatment" suggesting that it includes being given food and water. They suggest that patients who are not otherwise dying but are unable to ingest food by mouth should be allowed to refuse (or have withheld) food and water and thus die by starvation. Pro-life leaders in Holland have warned that a case along those very lines opened the door to euthanasia in the Netherlands.
A special on Felos published in the St. Petersburg Times in 2001 revealed that Felos, has taken on about 10 right-to-die cases in the last decade. The in depth interview with Felos notes he is into meditation, yoga, and inviting friends over to chant, "I am that I am. I am that I am." Of his beliefs he told the paper, "I believe that Christ was God incarnate and was resurrected. But, by the same token, I believe that there were other incarnations of God as well."
He relates that in one case similar to Terri's he stared into the woman's eyes and while she could not speak he claims his spiritual side heard her soul cry out "Why am I still here?"
The paper also reported that he was in the final stages of a divorce from his second wife.
He may need to chat with John Edwards...
"He may need to chat with John Edwards..."
Which one? One talks to the dead and the other makes them walk.
Check this out...
Damn! That's what I keep 'hearing' Felos's spirit crying out when I stare into his eyes. Quick! Get me before Greer pronto so I can get a death pronouncement!
National Right to Life What is a Will to Live and Why You Need to Sign One
Hugh Hewitt said that one of the things that Michael Schiavo sued for was related to caring for his wife for as much as 60 years. I didn't catch the exact legal term for it but it's just more of the same.
Not only assisting the euthanasia industry, Felos is also doing his bit for the growing "Attorneys Are Trash" movement. A double threat.
He looks like a homosexual.
Judgenfuhrer Greer: "What part of 'I-can-have-any-of-you-killed-at-will' don't you understand?
Now bend and kneel before Zod."
HEALTHFUL DRINKS AND WARM MEALS SINCE THE ORDER-TO-MURDER-AN-INVALID BY JUDGE GREER
Murderer-At-Will Judge Greer 34
......................... Terri Shiavo 0
.......................... Lee Malvo 25
.......................... Scott Peterson 24
Felos doesn't hate Terri.
Not in the usual, "I hate you," sense, that is.
Felos hates life, itself.
Terri was an opportunity.
Felos, however cannot fathom her lasting this long, with or without any feedtub.
Felos, you see, cannot fathom why God is in charge.
But Felos hates that He is in charge.
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I simply don't understand the roar to kill her. The only saving grace is that many of these people will say with a straight face that the next mass murderer scheduled for execution should be saved. And, we'll be able to laugh at them.
Reasons:
MS Possible assault/possible attempted murder charges
Remember no one knows FOR SURE what happened that night
Felos Pro-euthanasia movemnet
Greer Making History / pro-euthanasia movement
Sheriff's Dept If MS is ANY characterization of the staff
in that city where he works..questions, questions,
questions....
Dems Plain Old-Fashioned hatred of Christians and those
who, while not Christians, are conservatives and
believe in the traditional way of living
Hospitals Way to clear out the 'deadwood' and make more
money on their beds.
Research Organizations Plenty of new material on how
things can affect (not effect) the nation
PP Keeping abortion - need to keep people thinking
of fetuses as things, so the need to make anything
that can, get killed / If babies can be shown to
live outside the womb at earlier development age,
it would really cramp their style. / So they
cannot have ANYONE be any type of an 'existence
miracle.'
Medical Schools
Don't kid yourself. Plenty of the bodies of the
'useless, don't hurt them by keeping them alive'
relatives will want to make their decisions appear
to be 'for the good of...'and donate the body of
the recently deceased to Medical Schools.
Some of these said Medical schools will sell the
body or body parts to medical research companies,
despite it being against the law.
That's a start.
I think the hospice where Terri is staying gets paid something like $900 a day for a patient which is why they are supposed to die within six months.If Terri has been there for four years they were paid almost $1.5 million dollars for her stay there.I don't think her gross husband paid a dime of that money either.
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