On the Unethical use of Hypnotic Drugs by NHS England to Carry Out Euthanasia
There is a little known affect of many sedative drugs, which many are unaware of. It is a hypnotic affect. Drugs like valium, scopolamine, muscarine, have the potential to force people into a hypnotic state. This leaves them open to the whim of others, they are unable to say no, or fight. I myself, for the sake of science, have experiments with muscarine. I can contest to this affect. I do not remember much of my experience, but I was left mentally handicapped. I was unable to think for myself. I began staring into space like a zombie. My body began to distort in size. Many others can contest to these affects.
NHS England are administering hypnotic drugs on vulnerable patients as protocol. They claim, in the case of scopolamine, it is to prevent the death rattle. However, these drugs cause delirium. If given to a person in such an environment, in such circumstance, they will become disorientated and therefore neurotic. This is to be avoided at the end of ones life for the sake of preserving our dignity as people.
When the patient becomes in such a state, they are beholden the the whim of those whose care they are under. Therefor they are not capable of consent in any way. However, most people will be unaware of this. The patient will appear to comply with treatments which may be detrimental to their health. It also opens them up to financial fraud, which the elderly are particularly vulnerable to.
I believe the use of these drugs, demonstrates that those administrating them, do not intend to give the patient a 'good death'. Rather they wish to make them more compliant. It appears they are then being culled to save resources. This is why massive amounts of such drugs ordered by Matt Hancock caused him to stand down. This is merely a euphemism for euthanasia, as genetics is often used as a euphemism for eugenics.
Digby Ritson,
Sources, as links:
http://thescienceexplorer.com/brain-and-body/scopolamine-mind-control-drug-most-dangerous-world
https://cygnusreports.org/pandemic-briefing-papers/
Scopolamine used to induce long term memory loss in (probably humanised) mice for research purposes- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7479457/
On the Unethical use of Hypnotic Drugs by NHS England to Carry Out Euthanasia
There is a little known affect of many sedative drugs, which many are unaware of. It is a hypnotic affect. Drugs like valium, scopolamine, muscarine, have the potential to force people into a hypnotic state. This leaves them open to the whim of others, they are unable to say no, or fight. I myself, for the sake of science, have experiments with muscarine. I can contest to this affect. I do not remember much of my experience, but I was left mentally handicapped. I was unable to think for myself. I began staring into space like a zombie. My body began to distort in size. Many others can contest to these affects.
NHS England are administering hypnotic drugs on vulnerable patients as protocol. They claim, in the case of scopolamine, it is to prevent the death rattle. However, these drugs cause delirium. If given to a person in such an environment, in such circumstance, they will become disorientated and therefore neurotic. This is to be avoided at the end of ones life for the sake of preserving our dignity as people.
When the patient becomes in such a state, they are beholden the the whim of those whose care they are under. Therefor they are not capable of consent in any way. However, to most people, they will be unaware of this issue. The person will appear to comply with treatments which may be detrimental to their health. It also opens them up to financial fraud, which the elderly are particularly vulnerable to.
I believe the use of these drugs, demonstrates that those administrating them, do not intend to give the patient a 'good death'. Rather they wish to make them more compliant. It appears they are then being culled to save resources. This is why massive amounts of such drugs ordered by Matt Hancock caused him to stand down. This is merely a euphemism for euthanasia, as genetics is often used as a euphemism for eugenics.
Digby Ritson,
Sources, as links:
http://thescienceexplorer.com/brain-and-body/scopolamine-mind-control-drug-most-dangerous-world
https://cygnusreports.org/pandemic-briefing-papers/
Scopolamine used to induce long term memory loss in (probably humanised) mice for research purposes- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7479457/
On the Unethical use of Hypnotic Drugs by NHS England to Carry Out Euthanasia
There is a little known affect of many sedative drugs, which many are unaware of. It is a hypnotic affect. Drugs like valium, scopolamine, muscarine, have the potential to force people into a hypnotic state. This leaves them open to the whim of others, they are unable to say no, or fight. I myself, for the sake of science, have experiments with muscarine. I can contest to this affect. I do not remember much of my experience, but I was left mentally handicapped. I was unable to think for myself. I began staring into space like a zombie. My body began to distort in size. Many others can contest to these affects.
NHS England are administering hypnotic drugs on vulnerable patients as protocol. They claim, in the case of scopolamine, it is to prevent the death rattle. However, these drugs cause delirium. If given to a person in such an environment, in such circumstance, they will become disorientated and therefore neurotic. This is to be avoided at the end of ones life for the sake of preserving our dignity as people.
When the patient becomes in such a state, they are beholden the the whim of those whose care they are under. Therefor they are not capable of consent in any way. However, to most people, they will be unaware of this issue. The person will appear to comply with treatments which may be detrimental to their health. It also opens them up to financial fraud, which the elderly are particularly vulnerable to.
I believe the use of these drugs, demonstrates that those administrating them, do not intend to give the patient a 'good death'. Rather they wish to make them more compliant. It appears they are then being culled to save resources. This is why massive amounts of such drugs ordered by Matt Hancock caused him to stand down. This is merely a euphemism for euthanasia, as genetics is often used as a euphemism for eugenics.
Digby Ritson,
Sources, as links:
http://thescienceexplorer.com/brain-and-body/scopolamine-mind-control-drug-most-dangerous-world
https://cygnusreports.org/pandemic-briefing-papers/
Scopolamine used to induce long term memory loss in (probably humanised) mice for research purposes- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7479457/