Bell ‘Let’s Talk’, MAiD & Social Engineering – The Richard Day Warnings (Jason Christoff)

In this walk-and-talk, Jason Christoff connects Bell’s “Let’s Talk” mental-health campaign with Canada’s MAiD euthanasia program and earlier warnings from Dr. Richard Day in 1969. Jason explains how secret-society social engineering, medical labels and behavior-altering drugs may be used to funnel millions of Canadians toward state-sanctioned euthanasia — especially those who’ve been encouraged to identify as “mentally ill.”

In Canada there’s a telecommunications company called Bell.
Every year they host a country-wide campaign called “Let’s Talk.”

This campaign is designed to normalize mental-health issues, promote behavior-altering medication, and hand out diagnosis labels to more and more people in Canada. Well, the other shoe has dropped, and millions of Canadians are now in some big trouble because of covert agendas that were just hiding under the surface.

So I’ve got another interesting story for people. This is like a Doc Connector follow-up to my last walk-and-talk.

Last time I was talking about Dr. Richard Day, a medical doctor in 1969 who brought about 80 other medical-doctor friends together. He wanted to warn them about what his secret society was planning for our culture over the next hundred years.

Of course, it baffled all of the doctors who were invited. They didn’t really understand why he was telling them this. But he cared about them and wanted them to adapt in the most efficient way possible to the social engineering that was coming their way — for the doctors themselves, their children, and their grandchildren.

Dr. Richard Day told them:

“Do not record anything, do not write anything down.
If you do, there’s a good chance my life would be in jeopardy.
But I’m risking that to warn you about what’s coming.”

Now, among the 80 doctors in that room was another doctor named Dr. Lawrence Dunegan. He respected Dr. Day’s request in the moment — he didn’t write anything down or record during the meeting.

But when he went home, he transcribed everything from memory: what he heard, what he saw, and what Dr. Day warned about.

Then, in 1988, roughly 19–20 years later, Dr. Lawrence Dunegan believed Dr. Day had already passed away and thought it was finally safe to go public. He recorded cassette tapes laying out everything that group had been warned about.

Dr. Richard Day gave around 150 separate warnings about what was coming. When you listen to those tapes, it’s pretty obvious that what he described matches:
• what happened in 2020,
• what happened on 9/11,
• and what is still happening today.

So what was talked about in 1969 by Dr. Richard Day has been unfolding right up to this very day.

Now here’s the dot-connecting part.

In those original 1969 remarks, Dr. Day said his secret society would eventually bring forward euthanasia, something more specifically called “the demise pill.”

Basically, once people had “had their time” on the planet and were re-classified as “useless eaters” — people who only take and no longer contribute — they would be quickly ushered off the planet.

If you look at Canada today, you can see this in full gallop with Canada’s MAiD program — Medical Assistance in Dying. These are exactly the kinds of future social-engineering moves Dr. Day was naming back in 1969, and we’re watching them happen now.

There’s also a publication called the Journal of Death and Dying. In that journal, the Canadian government is already projecting that it wants to euthanize, through the MAiD program, between 14 million and 16 million Canadians between the years 2027 and 2047.

There are just over 40 million Canadians total. So who exactly are they planning to euthanize to reach a total of 14–16 million?

In that same report it states that only about 2.5 million of those 14–16 million people going into MAiD are expected to be voluntary.

So let me repeat that so you don’t miss it:

Out of a projected 16 million people,
only about 2.5 million are voluntary.

That tells you how much trouble Canada is in and how long this has been planned. Social engineering is like a slow drip — death by a thousand cuts — a kind of mind-control, hypnosis and brainwashing. If the changes happen slowly enough, the average person doesn’t really comprehend the boiling pot of water they’re sitting in.

What’s also interesting is that Canada’s MAiD program has now tabled recommendations to include the mentally ill in the euthanasia program.

When MAiD came in around 2016, it was presented as something only for the terminally ill. And of course, on the surface, that makes sense: if you’re terminally ill, in extreme pain, and you want to end the suffering, people can understand that.

But this is how social engineering works:
1. It starts with something logical,
2. then moderately logical,
3. then less logical,
4. then not logical at all,
5. then sociopathic,
6. and finally satanic.

You move people step by step so they don’t notice the line being crossed.

Now we have the mentally ill being factored into MAiD policies, and remember: Canada is already projecting that most people going into MAiD will be involuntary.

Here’s where Bell comes in.

There’s that telephone company in Canada called Bell Canada, and for the last 30–35 years they’ve run the famous propaganda program called “Bell Let’s Talk.”

People were openly encouraged to talk about their “mental imbalance,” their “mental disease,” to get a label and then proudly wear that label for the first time in history:

“I’m bipolar.”
“I’m ADHD.”
“I have a mental disorder.”

This is how the slow-creep social engineering works.

Anyone who bought into this propaganda — and I’ve been warning about Bell’s “Let’s Talk” program for the better part of 15 years — was being nudged to voluntarily take on a mental-imbalance label.

Now, today, we have:
• Canadians on behavior-altering medications,
• carrying official mental-health labels,
• while the MAiD program is preparing to include mental disorders as eligibility criteria,
• and the vast majority of MAiD cases are being projected as involuntary.

Bingo. Bingo. Bongo.

That’s the trap.

If you want my full report on this — the Lawrence Dunegan notes, the Richard Day tapes, what’s going on with MAiD and where this social-engineering disaster is headed — email me at [email protected] and ask for the Doc Connector report.

And if you don’t want the report, at least do this:

Get rid of that label.

If you’ve been propagandized into wearing a mental-imbalance label by something like Bell Canada’s “Let’s Talk,” drop it — because they’re coming.

This is Jason Christoff.
Have a great day.

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