It was a post by the British anti-globalist Jim Ferguson (1) that pulled me into this area of a suicide pod that was developed in the Netherlands (2). This machine which could be used for only 20 euros (the costs of the nitrogen needed) can be used to euthanize someone within 30 seconds.

One of the first articles in this Gondolath project described how a former Dutch prime minister Dries van Agt and his wife were able to die together (4). I’m sure they didn’t use this futuristic 3D-printed suicide pod. The pod was invented by the founder of Exit International, Philip Nitschke (5).

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Well, it seems this Sarco Pod can only legally be used in countries that have euthanasia legislation in place. The procedure would be as follows: “The person wishing to die must first pass a psychiatric assessment of their mental capacity — a key legal requirement.”

” The person climbs into the purple capsule, closes the lid, and is asked automated questions such as who they are, where they are and if they know what happens when they press the button. “‘If you want to die’, the voice says in the processor, ‘Press this button’,” said Sarco inventor Philip Nitschke, a leading global figure in right-to-die activism.

He explained that once the button is pressed, the amount of oxygen in the air plummets from 21 percent to 0.05 percent in less than 30 seconds.

Within two breaths of air of that low level of oxygen, they will start to feel disorientated, uncoordinated and slightly euphoric before losing consciousness,” Nitschke said. “They will then stay in that state of unconsciousness for… around about five minutes before death will take place,” he added.

The Sarco monitors the oxygen level in the capsule, the person’s heart rate and the oxygen saturation of the blood. “We will be able to see quite quickly when that person has died,” said Nitschke. As for someone changing their mind at the very last minute, Nitschke said: “Once you press that button, there’s no way of going back.” (2,3)

SOME REFLECTIONS
At the moment of writing (July 2024) this machine has not yet been used, but according to the lawyer dr. Florian Willet of a Swiss organization called ‘The Last Resort‘ (6) people would be queueing up to use it (2). I learned that Switzerland has allowed for assisted suicide since the 1940s (3). You can read more about this Sarco Machine on their own website (7).

Some people claim that certain ‘secret groups’ would want a reduction of the world population to 500 million people at the max. Think of the Georgia Guide Stones for instance (8). Machines like this would surely be applauded by them, whoever they may be. In the Netherlands more and more, young, physically healthy people are granted euthanasia because of mental suffering (9-12).

What do you think of this Sarco Machine? What are your thoughts on euthanasia for physically healthy young people? Share your thoughts in the comments or in our telegram group (13).

FOOTNOTES
(1) https://x.com/JimFergusonUK/status/1814917286093873467
(2) First suicide pod use ‘soon’ in Switzerland
(3) Switzerland to ‘soon’ use first suicide pod for assisted dying
(4) Man and Wife decide to Die Together at age 93 holding each others Hands
(5) Here’s Why I Invented A ‘Death Machine’ That Lets People Take Their Own Lives
(6) The Last Resort
(7) https://www.exitinternational.net/sarco/sarco-nvve-50th-birthday-conference/
(8) What Did The Georgia Guidestones Say? Mysterious Words On Blown Up Monument
(9) The troubled 29-year-old helped to die by Dutch doctors
(10) MIREILLE’S DOCHTER MILOU (17) KOOS NA PSYCHISCH LIJDEN VOOR EUTHANASIE: ‘ZE REGELDE HAAR EIGEN UITVAART’ (17-year old Milou)
(11) This 28-year-old Dutch woman with mental illness will be euthanised in May
(12) This Dutch woman is physically healthy — and choosing euthanasia at 33
(13) Gondolath Globalist Study Group

Image on top is from (7)