Podcasts about Midazolam

Reference: Muldowney et al. A Comparison of Ketamine to Midazolam for the Management of Acute Behavioral Disturbance in the Out-of-Hospital Setting. Ann Emerg Med. 2025  Date: April 24, 2025 Guest Skeptic: Dr. Howie Mell received his Medical Doctorate (MD) from the University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Medicine at Rockford. Prior to that, he […] The post SGEM#473: Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind – Midazolam or Ketamine for Acute Agitation in the Pre-Hospital Setting first appeared on The Skeptics Guide to Emergency Medicine.

In this episode of the PFC Podcast, the discussion revolves around patient positioning during procedural sedation, the pharmacology and application of Versed (Midazolam), and the nuances of dosing in various clinical scenarios. The speakers emphasize the importance of having a plan for airway management, the physiological implications of patient positioning, and the amnestic effects of Versed in trauma and surgical settings. They share insights from their experiences in austere environments, highlighting the need for adaptability and careful consideration of patient responses to sedation. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of IV amnestics, particularly focusing on Propofol and Midazolam, and the challenges faced during sedation in anesthesia. They discuss the importance of monitoring patient comfort, the nuances of sedation versus analgesia, and the implications of using drugs like Ketamine and Versed. The conversation highlights the critical nature of assessing patient responses and the difficulties in managing sedation effectively, emphasizing that sedation is often more challenging than general anesthesia.TakeawaysPatient positioning is crucial during procedural sedation.Recovery position may enhance airway protection during sedation.Always have a plan for airway management in different positions.Versed is a GABA agonist that promotes sedation and amnesia.Dosing of Versed varies significantly based on patient condition.In trauma cases, lower doses of sedatives may be necessary.Communication with the patient is key when administering sedatives.Understanding the pharmacodynamics of Versed aids in effective use.Amnestic effects of Versed can be dose-dependent.Clinical experience plays a significant role in medication administration. IV amnestics like Propofol and Midazolam do not have a guaranteed amnestic dose.Sedation is one of the most challenging aspects of anesthesia.Monitoring vital signs is crucial during sedation to assess patient comfort.The physiological state of the patient significantly affects drug dosing.Ketamine is not considered an amnestic drug by some providers.Patient comfort is paramount, and sedation must be carefully managed.The use of narcotics can help manage discomfort during sedation.Understanding the patient's history, such as alcohol use, is important for dosing.Sedation requires constant assessment and adjustment of medications.The complexities of sedation often make it more difficult than general anesthesia.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Patient Positioning in Procedural Sedation09:57 Understanding Versed: Mechanism and Usage19:54 Dosing Strategies for Versed in Different Patient Scenarios29:54 Amnestic Effects and Clinical Considerations of Versed35:05 Understanding IV Amnestics: Propofol and Midazolam39:01 The Challenges of Sedation in Anesthesia45:26 Monitoring and Assessing Patient Comfort During Sedation51:27 Navigating the Complexities of Sedation and Analgesia57:55 The Role of Versed and Ketamine in Anesthesia01:01:39 Final Thoughts on Sedation Practices and Patient SafetyThank you to Delta Development Team for in part, sponsoring this podcast.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠deltadevteam.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠For more content, go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.prolongedfieldcare.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Consider supporting us: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/ProlongedFieldCareCollective⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.lobocoffeeco.com/product-page/prolonged-field-care⁠

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode959. In this episode, I'll discuss whether there is a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam. The post 959: Is there a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

VIVOBAREFOOT are the proud sponsors of today's episode. To reconnect with Earth by wearing REAL shoes, it's PJL20 for 20% off your first order. You're welcome! Pure Evil: The Inhumane Treatment of the Elderly During Lockdown - with Sally Beck This week's episode of The Wellness Way is heavy, so get yourself a cup of something warm as we expose the evil inflicted on our elderly population during lockdown under the guise of 'health', with journalist Sally Beck. So many have forgotten what was done to society during the inhumane lockdowns, for a so-called coronavirus with a death rate lower than the average age of the UK population. In this episode, both Sally and Philly go into the shocking statistics and horror stories detailing the callous treatment of some of our most vulnerable members of society and offer their views on how it could have been avoided. Highlights from the episode: Sally's early days as a journalist covering vaccine injuries in the 1990s The gradual censorship of discussing vaccine injuries in the mainstream media Amnesty International's 58-page report detailing the maltreatment of the elderly The fatal consequences of loneliness and how it decimated the elderly in care homes The Midazolam scandal - see Jacqui Deevoy's film: "A Good Death" The Covid 'Inquiry' and its censorship of alternative voices The naturopathic health alternatives that should have been implemented in care homes to keep the elderly healthy, safe and treated with dignity Sally and Philly offer razor-sharp analysis of the events of 2020 onward through a critical lens, giving a voice to the voiceless. Make sure to review and share this podcast! To connect with Sally Beck: Instagram: instagram.com/beck.sal Website: http://www.sallybeck.co.uk/ Follow Philly: Website: phillyjlay.com Instagram: @phillyjlay Facebook: @phillyjlay Telegram: @phillyjlay Twitter/X: @phillyjlay TikTok: @phillyjlay1 Rumble: @phillyjlay YouTube: @phillyjlay Sign up to the Philly J Lay newsletter to keep connected, catch up on all previous episodes of the podcast, join the NEW upcoming community membership and support Philly's works on www.phillyjlay.com The Natural Wellness Journal The Wellness Way: A Beginners' Guide to Your Natural Health Systems: Interactive E-book The Wellness Way Fasterclass: 34-Part Video Series on Health The Wellness Awakening: Meditation Album from Past Lives to Passing Philly's Kitchen: 8-Part Video Series From the Heart of the Home DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ADVICE, JUST ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE TO HELP SUPPORT YOUR HEALTH. Please always consult your health provider for any conditions that concern you.

VIVOBAREFOOT are the proud sponsors of today's episode. To reconnect with Earth by wearing REAL shoes, it's PJL20 for 20% off your first order. You're welcome! Pure Evil: The Inhumane Treatment of the Elderly During Lockdown - with Sally Beck This week's episode of The Wellness Way is heavy, so get yourself a cup of something warm as we expose the evil inflicted on our elderly population during lockdown under the guise of 'health', with journalist Sally Beck. So many have forgotten what was done to society during the inhumane lockdowns, for a so-called coronavirus with a death rate lower than the average age of the UK population. In this episode, both Sally and Philly go into the shocking statistics and horror stories detailing the callous treatment of some of our most vulnerable members of society and offer their views on how it could have been avoided. Highlights from the episode: Sally's early days as a journalist covering vaccine injuries in the 1990s The gradual censorship of discussing vaccine injuries in the mainstream media Amnesty International's 58-page report detailing the maltreatment of the elderly The fatal consequences of loneliness and how it decimated the elderly in care homes The Midazolam scandal - see Jacqui Deevoy's film: "A Good Death" The Covid 'Inquiry' and its censorship of alternative voices The naturopathic health alternatives that should have been implemented in care homes to keep the elderly healthy, safe and treated with dignity Sally and Philly offer razor-sharp analysis of the events of 2020 onward through a critical lens, giving a voice to the voiceless. Make sure to review and share this podcast! To connect with Sally Beck: Instagram: instagram.com/beck.sal Website: http://www.sallybeck.co.uk/ Follow Philly: Website: phillyjlay.com Instagram: @phillyjlay Facebook: @phillyjlay Telegram: @phillyjlay Twitter/X: @phillyjlay TikTok: @phillyjlay1 Rumble: @phillyjlay YouTube: @phillyjlay Sign up to the Philly J Lay newsletter to keep connected, catch up on all previous episodes of the podcast, join the NEW upcoming community membership and support Philly's works on www.phillyjlay.com The Natural Wellness Journal The Wellness Way: A Beginners' Guide to Your Natural Health Systems: Interactive E-book The Wellness Way Fasterclass: 34-Part Video Series on Health The Wellness Awakening: Meditation Album from Past Lives to Passing Philly's Kitchen: 8-Part Video Series From the Heart of the Home DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ADVICE, JUST ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE TO HELP SUPPORT YOUR HEALTH. Please always consult your health provider for any conditions that concern you.

The conversation discusses patient positioning during procedural sedation and the use of Versed (Midazolam) as a sedative. The speakers explore the importance of patient positioning and the need to have a plan for airway management in different positions. They also provide insights into the mechanism of action and dosing of Versed, highlighting the importance of individual patient factors and context in determining the appropriate dose. The conversation emphasizes the need for a staged approach when using sedatives and the importance of communication with the patient to assess their response. In this conversation, Dennis discusses the use of different medications for sedation and anesthesia, focusing on the challenges and considerations involved. He explains that there is no specific dose for achieving amnesia with medications like Midazolam, Propofol, and Ketamine. The dose depends on various factors, including the patient's physiological state and the presence of alcohol in their system. Dennis emphasizes the importance of closely monitoring vital signs and respiratory rate during sedation to ensure the patient remains comfortable and ventilating properly. He also discusses the use of analgesics and local anesthesia to manage pain during procedures. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the reversal agent for sedatives and the importance of considering the set and setting when administering medications like Ketamine. Takeaways Consider patient positioning during procedural sedation and have a plan for airway management in different positions. Understand the mechanism of action and dosing of Versed (Midazolam) as a sedative. Take into account individual patient factors and context when determining the appropriate dose of Versed. Use a staged approach when administering sedatives and communicate with the patient to assess their response. There is no specific dose for achieving amnesia with sedative medications like Midazolam, Propofol, and Ketamine. The dose of sedative medications depends on various factors, including the patient's physiological state and the presence of alcohol in their system. Monitoring vital signs and respiratory rate is crucial during sedation to ensure the patient remains comfortable and ventilating properly. Analgesics and local anesthesia can be used to manage pain during procedures. The reversal agent for sedatives, such as Versed, is Ramazicon, but it should be used cautiously and only after ruling out other causes for the patient not waking up. Consider the set and setting when administering sedative medications, especially in high-stress environments like combat situations.

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Show notes and Transcript 'Cooking with Naomi' is probably not something that Dr Wolf had on her list of things to do, but it fits perfectly into the widespread concern of health and food.  Naomi Wolf joins us once again to discuss a series of videos she has been doing called 'Liberty Lifestyle' that highlight natural remedies that are not fashionable for many of us in the West but are essential ingredients in many parts of the world and have been used for centuries.  We have been sold a lie that Big Pharma are here to keep us well, and healthy eating seems to be a thing of the past so Naomi gives us a little history behind it and shows how this is a massive myth.  We start by looking at why her recent episode on the benefits of Mustard Seed Oil was banned, why would a discussion about a healthy ingredient be so dangerous?  Naomi tells us of the effectiveness of natural remedies like mustard seed oil and turmeric, how FDA regulations are impacting herbal remedies, and of the holistic benefits of alternative treatments for cancer.  This episode advocates for informed consent, challenges mainstream medical interventions and empowers individuals to explore alternative health solutions. Share this with your friends, even your liberal ones.... Because this topic effects us all. Dr. Naomi Wolf is a bestselling author, columnist, and professor; she is a graduate of Yale University and received a doctorate from Oxford. She is cofounder and CEO of DailyClout.io, a successful civic tech company. Since the publication of her landmark international bestseller, The Beauty Myth, which The New York Times called “one of the most important books of the 20th century," Dr Wolf's other seven bestsellers have been translated worldwide. The End of America and Give Me Liberty: A Handbook For American Revolutionaries, predicted the current crisis in authoritarianism and presented effective tools for citizens to promote civic engagement. Dr Wolf trains thought leaders of tomorrow, teaching public presentation to Rhodes Scholars and co-leading a Stony Brook University that gave professors skills to become public intellectuals. She was a Rhodes scholar herself, and was an advisor to the Clinton re-election campaign and to Vice President Al Gore. Dr Wolf has written for every major news outlet in the US and many globally; she had four opinion columns, including in The Guardian and the Sunday Times of London. She lives with her husband, veteran and private detective Brian, in the Hudson Valley. Interview recorded   2.4.24 Connect with Dr Wolf and Daily Clout... Website              www.dailyclout.io X                          x.com/naomirwolf                             x.com/DailyClout VIDEOS               rumble.com/user/DailyClout BOOKS               https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Naomi-Wolf/author/B000APBBU8?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE            heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS        heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA  heartsofoak.org/connect/ SHOP                  heartsofoak.org/shop/ (Hearts of Oak) And I am delighted to have Dr. Naomi Wolf back with us once again. Naomi, thank you so much for your time today. (Dr Naomi Wolf) Thank you so much for having me. I love speaking with you and your audience. Always great having you and so much to talk about. But I think first thing I'll mention, your books, obviously, you've had you on twice before. Well, a couple even more times. But on your latest book, the latest one, Facing the Beast, Courage, Faith and Resistance in a New Dark Age. And I love that spiritual thread that runs through that. And before that, the body of others, new authoritarians, COVID-19 and the war against the human. So they are all available and the links are all in the description. But I wanted you all to talk about something quite different. And that's maybe eating for health, I think, and taking back control of your immune system. And I came across, I think it was the one on mustard seed oil, whenever that got restricted. And then I started delving into a number of the other videos you had done. And I'm guessing you probably hadn't thought that you were going to be doing cooking videos from your kitchen. No, indeed. And, you know, as I headline it, I made bad cooks. So this is the bad cook cooks that I had to change my life when I realized just how serious the interventions in our food supply and our pharmaceutical, like over-the-counter supply were. Well, there seems to be no end to your talents, Naomi, and I've really enjoyed watching those. But maybe we'll get into the mustard seed oil video. I'd never heard of mustard seed oil, and I had no idea that actually it was a bad product. And then it got bad. And then I started delving into that. And the first thing is, where can I get mustard seed oil? That's my first thought of the UK. But tell us what that was about. And then we'll step back and maybe look at, mention some of the other videos and this whole, I guess, battle with FDA and what their role is in our health. But mustard seed oil, why on earth was that banned? [2:30] It's so crazy, Peter. I, you know, people who know my work know that I'm not a I don't think of myself. I've never prepared. I'm not a doctor. I'm not a nutritionist. I'm a poetry defill. You know, I have no background in any of this. And I I didn't think I'd ever be shining a light on this issue of taking back control of our health and well-being. But this is what happened to me. As you know, because you've had me on several times for this reason, I oversaw and oversee a group of 3,250 doctors and scientists and specialists and biostatisticians and medical fraud investigators, clinicians. Research scientists who united to go through the Pfizer documents released under court order, there are 450 000 documents and the fda had asked for those to be kept hidden for 75 years well our volunteers have now produced almost 100 reports linking to the originals so you don't have to take anyone's word for it you can click through and see the original document right, that is it links to and... The latest book is coming out in a month I believe. That is correct and what they found, sadly, is the greatest crime against humanity in recorded history, that Pfizer, with the collusion of the FDA, meaning the collusion of the CDC, the collusion of the White House, all of whom were looped in to this genocide, really, and sterilization of the population. They inflicted catastrophic damage on us that is not over, right? And on Western Europe, no doubt, everywhere Pfizer was rolled out. And this is just what the documents we got to see because of the successful lawsuit. So we don't know the AstraZeneca papers. The Moderna papers are just coming out. We're seeing the same sterilization effect in the Moderna papers. But we see from the Pfizer documents that Pfizer knew they were killing people, creating catastrophic events like stroke and blood clots, lung clots, leg clots, dementias, heart damage, catastrophic scale liver damage, kidney damage. They knew that the vaccines didn't work to stop COVID. The third most common side effect in the documents is COVID. And they concluded a month after rollout that the vaccines had failed to stop COVID, didn't tell us. And the centrepiece, and I'm just recapping quickly, is that they were grossly experimenting on disrupting human reproduction. And they knew they were causing what they called reproductive disorders in women, especially at industrial scale. And so now we have a 13 to 20% drop in live births in the United States and Western Europe. Igor Chudov, a mathematician who works with government and databases, confirms that there are a million missing babies in Western Europe now. And we know why. So given all of that, and given the, It caused such an emotional toll to look at this and report on this week after week that I started to think, well, okay, we know what the sicknesses are. How do we heal people, right? We need to be able to focus on something positive and constructive for humanity so that people have some hope, You know, that they are not beholden for their health to the same institutions and industries that murdered them or and sterilized them and disabled them. So I began to look back at, I began a series called Liberty Lifestyle, right, that looks back at traditional remedies, forgotten remedies that used to be very common. And also alternative treatments, notably herbs and spices, which have been used for millennia to treat the kinds of conditions that people now have, you know, have always had, but now, that the injuries, we know that they're ramped up. And so I've been looking at, okay, if my loved ones who are vaccinated are going to have circulatory problems, what has traditionally healed circulation, if people are going to have heart problems, what's traditionally protected the heart? And then, you know, and other questions, right, based on what we knew to be the damage and injuries in the Pfizer documents. And so what has been amazing about these videos, and the research I've been doing is, you mentioned it with mustard oil. Well, A, what's amazing is that it's even more censored than our work on the Pfizer documents, like even more censored, as censored as you can be. And I was censored by the White House and the CDC and the, you know, Dr. Fauci, Dr. Collins, Dr. Walensky, 15 White House staffers in 2021 singled out my tweet about menstrual dysregulation and identified it, put pressure on Twitter and Facebook to censor me. This has all come out in the lawsuits by two attorneys general. As censored as our work on the Pfizer documents has been, And even my alert to women before the Pfizer documents, you know, as recently as last week when my husband was detained in the Netherlands for seven hours and questioned by three different officials when I was in Europe for the first time to talk to people face to face about the Pfizer documents. As censored as all of that has been, our work on common traditional remedies such as a mustard oil or turmeric have been even more censored. Literally YouTube de-platformed us for the mustard seed oil. Twitter briefly froze us. You know, every, to this day, I just did a report on a sperm suppressor and a hormonal oestrogen disruptor in personal lubricant over the counter CVS personal lubricant. And YouTube is having none of it. And it's not because it's an adult subject. I mean, you know, there's polyethylene glycol and toothpaste and you know YouTube is having none of it so it and it stands to reason, I mean I looked up the numbers and the numbers for, basically we're not just threatening one product of one pharma company now right since what i'm doing is is not just saying oh turmeric's been used for millennia but actually looking up peer-reviewed studies on turmeric or mobby bark and coconut water or, you know, sassafras or guava leaves or, you know, all of the traditional remedies I've explored, the peer-reviewed studies show very often much better outcomes using these remedies than their pharmaceutical rivals. So I'm not surprised. And you can imagine the scale of the market that we're then threatening. So I'm not surprised that I'm being so widely censored, but I do feel like it's a very positive thing to explore. It's changed my life for sure. And I do feel like it's a race against time because many of the traditional remedies that have been marginalized, you can say, well, this is just normal pharmaceutical greed. They don't want us to know that actually you stabilize hypertension in two weeks more easily with Mabi bark and coconut water, traditionally in use for centuries in the the Caribbean than with, you know, blood pressure medication that is patented based on pharmaceutical petroleum derivative products. But in addition, we're finding shocking, like if they can't get us with the injections to restrict our sex drive and our reproductive health, they're getting us with our food supply and our personal care supply, meaning we found a sperm suppressant in common baking mixes in the United States. I don't think these are allowed in Britain or Europe, but it's worth looking. I just threw out Progresso breadcrumbs because they had the same sperm suppressant. We don't need a sperm suppressant in our food supply, any of us. And also in our personal care products, we're finding parabens, which are hormone disruptors, bad for men and bad for women. But I'm literally astonished to find it in personal lubricant, which goes right into your body if you're a woman and directly affects your partner if he's a man. So it's shocking that these ingredients continue to to be fed into our food and personal care supply, to lower our sex drive, lower the aggression of men as warriors, for sure. You know, destabilize the family, I would argue, because everyone's less happy and degenderize us, basically. But this is all part of, I think I've so many conversations with, with friends in the UK saying, actually, where do we get food? And beginning to to look at going back to how food is produced and going to local farms and that sort of thing. And this is a much wider conversation, I guess, of massive mistrust that a lot of us now have over the last four years of regulatory bodies of what we are told and looking for alternatives. So I get what you're doing fits into that massive void that people are crying out for, just good, honest, straightforward ideas, of how we need to live our lives better because the government certainly aren't going to do it for us. It's up to each of us. Indeed. And we used to, in the United States, we have what used to be a very good law compelling the FDA to compel any food or medicine to fully disclose all of the ingredients. And I've been shocked to find that, you know, there are huge carve outs. I mean, I shouldn't be shocked at anything now after the Pfizer documents. But, you know, one of the issues I disclosed in my video today is that in the U.S., toothpaste only has to disclose a fraction of 1% of their ingredients. We literally don't know what's in the rest of the ingredients. However, we're warned that if we swallow any toothpaste, we need to go right to the poison control center or right to the hospital. So, yes, the distrust is, I guess, long overdue. I think there's they're different. I feel like when I'm in Europe, the food supply is healthier because I don't think you're allowed some of the adulterants that we have that we have in the United States. I mean, there are memes on social media and I've experienced this for myself where there's a long list of psycho chemicals added to a global brand in the US that is not added, at least not disclosed in the UK. However, I think that, I know from having lived in the UK and gone back many times to visit, not since the pandemic, but I know that your wonderful tradition of healthy farming, good treatment of animals. Local production of vegetables and fruits is being disrupted by Big Ag and no doubt by Big Pharma the way ours is in the US. And one of the immediate things, too, is they want to mRNA inject animals and they want to, like in the US, they're they're starting to do kind of a social credit score for animals or like, surveillance for animals that you that every single animal is tagged. You know, livestock is tagged. And they also have ridiculous laws in the United States. Thomas Massey in our Congress is fighting, is trying to pass freedom to farm bills or food freedom bills. And I'm sure you'll need something similar in the UK, from what I understand, in the sense that there are laws against local producers of livestock or cows or sheep slaughtering their cows locally and bringing the meat to farmers markets. They have to be fed into this whole kind of industrial food system and shipped for miles and slaughtered in FDA slaughterhouses that are largely, you know, then many of our meat producers like Smithfield are owned by China or being bought up by China. Right. So you're not even getting, you're getting food processed by our worst enemies, the ones who my reporting showed have the IP, the manufacture, the distribution of these mRNA injections that have decimated our populations. So why would you trust food manufactured that way? And from what I understand, I do think something similar is happening in the UK. Like you used to be able to, I remember when I was a graduate student in Oxford, you could go to the local market and local farmers were selling their local apples and carrots and their local meat in a pretty farm-to-table way and I would be surprised if that is still as reliable as it used to be but you tell me. Well yeah with the regulatory board we've always had kind of a gold-plated regulatory industry across Europe on everything and we I guess see the US has been lax in in different industries but I think that's, there is a lot of restrictions now, certainly the farming community, we've had massive demonstrations, as they have all over Europe, at the restrictions and the pushback against farming. You said you're in the Netherlands and they are some of the biggest farmers in Europe, actually, for what they provide. And they are up in arms at the massive restrictions that they face, which I guess means that actually the food will be brought in from elsewhere, from far away. So, yeah, we're seeing a big change, certainly in our farming industry all across Europe. Well, let's think about that, right? If the people are brought in from far away, you don't – I mean –, This is a parallel, right? And as I always say, I'm the daughter of immigrants. Granddaughter of immigrants. I believe in legal immigration. But if you have no control, if the globalist plan is to throw millions of people from all over the world at Britain, at France, at Germany, at the Netherlands, you're not going to have a European culture in the same way that you used to. You don't have a European culture that you can or a British culture, right, or a Scottish culture, Welsh culture that you can tend as a social contract. And that's not a racist thing to say. Right. Anyone can be Welsh. Anyone can be British from anywhere in the world. But citizens need to be able to have borders and have laws about how many people that country can absorb and acculturate to that culture, right? And if they can't do that, then they no longer have a country or a culture. And that's the globalist plan, right? Because destroying Western Europe as a beacon of liberty, destroying Britain as the home of the Magna Carta and the free press, all of that depends on throwing millions of people who don't come from constitutional republics or share European values at Europe, and I'm including Britain. So having said that, think about your food supply, right? If your food supply comes from, if you're in Wales and your food supply comes from a Welsh farmer up the road, you can pretty much trust it. You know, if he poisons his neighbours or she poisons her neighbours, that can't be concealed. But if you bring in the food supply from anywhere and you add additives like Apeel, which is this Bill Gates-derived coating on vegetables... Or, which I found to be the case in Europe and in Britain, the legislation is so opaque that you really don't know what's in, what you're bringing in to your local greengrocer, local supermarket at Sainsbury's. Then horrible things can be done to your population just like they're being done to ours. No, 100%. And we now have labelling that it says has a Union Jack on it. You think that's a British product, but it only means it's packaged in the UK. It could be from anywhere else. So I know. So it goes on and on. And you think you can trust that, but actually you can't. But tell us about it because, again, it's a bit different in the UK than it is in the States. You've got the FDA that covers everything, covers the pharmaceutical industry, the food industry. We kind of have separate. We've got the Food Standards Agency for the food side and then the Medicine and Healthcare Regulatory Agency, which is the pharmaceutical side. But tell us how the control that the FDA, the Food and Drugs Administration, have in the States, because it does seem to be all encompassing. I've talked to farmers and they talk about how they, I think there are only four or five processing, meat processing plants in America now. And so it's all reduced down to a industry that controls that process. But the FDA seemed to have absolute control of everything that the Americans consume, just as the FSA, the same in the UK. Yeah, I mean, I have to drill into it in a little more detail. But broadly speaking, you're 100% right. I would throw in another agency called the USDA, which oversees farms and what happens to farms. So something has to be USDA approved before a farmer can bring it to market, certainly when it comes to milk and meat. So we do have a much more centralized system now, and it's one that no doubt the EU is trying to impose on Europe. I think Europe has, I mean, look at, you know, France and Italy. They have such a legacy of terroir, right? You know, this local production, they fetishize it as much as they should, right? So much a part of tourism that you go to Burgundy and you get grapes from Burgundy. You go to, you know, you get your pâté from Normandy. Your people have permission to call something champagne if it's from champagne, right? And that's been wiped out in the U.S. And so I do think Europeans and British people should look at what's happened in the U.S. And the fight we're having here over our food supply as their future if they don't resist resist and rebel. And especially resist EU directives, leave the EU like more aggressively than Britain's managed to leave the EU, and reclaim the right to grow and sell and buy food. Because what's happened in the US is not only this massive centralization, you're right, there are only a few meat processing plants, but also what you see behind me is an agricultural cultural area. It's the Hudson Valley. And it's a very rich agricultural area. And there have been a lot of small food producers in this area. But what's happening is that the state is intentionally making it more and more difficult for people to be the independent farmers that they used to be in our nation's history, let alone for citizens to purchase from independent farmers. So for example, right up the road, there used to be this wonderful barn where you could on the honour system go into a little shed and there was cheese and milk products and ice cream made from these cows that were in this giant shed. And you would just leave your $5 for the pint of ice cream. And it was fantastic. And you'd sit in the sun and you could see the cows and you could eat your ice cream. And it was just, it contributed to the local economy. It was something tourists love to to do. The cows looked happy. Well, I spoke to the owners of that little dairy and they were freaking out a few years ago because the state said, suddenly you need a $60,000 investment in pasteurizing this milk. And by the way, it is illegal in many places to purchase raw milk and pasteurized milk in the United States. And they weren't even. They weren't even selling raw milk. They had this $60,000 equipment imposed on them unnecessarily. And she kept saying, it was heart-breaking, she kept saying, look at our cows, they're healthy. We don't need this for our cows to be healthy. Our cows are healthy. So that was designed we're seeing all these regulations to drive people out of, to close small farms right and then BlackRock buys up the land or the big producers buy up the the farm essentially and streamline it, we bought half a cow from a neighbor and like, we had to, it was like a drug deal. We had to go to them without anyone knowing and they loaded these packages up in the back of our car and, but we feel happy to be able to do that because we know that they raised the cow, they slaughtered the cow, they didn't put any sperm suppressor in the cow's meat or mRNA. But we're down to that, right? Let me give you one other example. They're so sneaky. Like the Union Jack thing is just typical of the sneakiest. At the start of the pandemic, there used to be a thriving farmer's market in the town of Great Barrington up the road. Well, I was astonished to go to the farmer's market during lockdowns and a farmer's market is outdoors, right? So it's the safest possible place you could get your food if you're worried about a respiratory infection. Well, I was astonished that they had made the population of farmers in the farmer's market half the number it had been and I said why are there only half the number of farmers here and one of the people had been tasked in such a Marxist way by the governor with telling which farmers could show up and which couldn't which meant that their farms would go out of business right they wouldn't have an income if they couldn't come to the farmer's market and she was very upset that that was her job but she had to do it if there was to be a farmer's market per our governor. And it was just and she said it so that there won't be crowding. But here's the farmer's market on one parking lot and here's an empty parking lot right across the street. They could have just doubled the acreage of the farmer's market and had all the farmers. Right. But it was intentionally designed to crush local farms. And that's what it did. Tell us some of this seems to go full circle. Some of your background is in political consultancy work where you control the narrative and you decide who gets which information. And at one time, I guess the political system controlled the news narrative. It's not so much anymore with 24-hour news. But it seems that the FDA are the gatekeepers of food and health in the same way that politicians want to control the news narrative. Is there a way past that because it does seem certainly, well I don't even know if you can blame the democrats or the republicans but it seems to be they're given more and more power and authority and you mentioned that sixty thousand dollars to fit into new regulations that more and more regulations come that don't seem to have a reason. But it does seem as though they are the absolute gatekeepers of all our health and food access. Yeah, it's true. But I don't want you to, you know, Europeans and British viewers to be lulled into thinking it's not a risk to their own system. For example, I was a student in Britain, a graduate student for many years, and I was in your national health system. The NHS is an even more rigid gatekeeper of health than in some ways than our system, where at least you can get a private doctor pretty easily. At least there's private medicine. I mean, the state, like it's been so interesting to me to go back to Europe and see how Europeans and British people are losing their liberties. And it's so genius, because both in Britain, even with this nominal exit Brexit, and in Europe in general, what I've seen is that for the post-war era, everything has been made increasingly lovely. If you rely on the state, you get your benefits, you get your health care, you get your free university, or your low-cost university. but, that seemed fine for decades when the EU or the NHS was not trying to murder you or imprison you in a 15 minute city or, you know, kill your grandma with Midazolam or whatever the British version of Remdesivir is. But then in the, then in 2020, it's like the, the lulling seductive superstructure got, the window dressing got pulled away. And all of a sudden you realize like, oh my God, if the NHS wants to administer end of life drugs for someone they say has COVID, they can do it. And there's no alternative. And if the NHS wants to, I got so many desperate emails from NHS workers saying, I don't want this injection. My daughter doesn't want this injection. There's nowhere else to go, right? If you're a nurse or a doctor, very few other places to go to make a living. You know, the, the, oh, I remember just one tiny example. I was a graduate student and I went to my local NHS clinic and don't get mad at me because you pay 60 pounds if you're not British, which is as it should be. I was not mooching off your system, but there, there was no other clinic to go to. And they said, oh, you can't have your records. And I'm like, why can't I have my my records. They're like, well, because look at the fine print, you've, there is no medical privacy anymore. And Boots, I went to Boots and I'm like, I want my records. They're like, we don't have them there. It's digital. Like it's all digital, right? I'm a tech CEO. It's all digital. They're like, they're in a warehouse in, you know, bodily. No, they're not. You have my records. You're just not giving them to me. I understood that the NHS data was being monetized and sold to third parties. People's privacy was being sold. My privacy was being sold. But you had absolutely no recourse, you know, legally. I mean, the hoops people went through. And British people sign away their right, essentially, to sue their doctors or the NHS if something terrible happens to them by the fine print they have to sign in the contract in order to just get seen by the doctor. So the state screws you as, you know, active advocates of your own health if you want the NHS to care for you in any way. And it's very difficult to go around the NHS. So I just want to say that because this is intentional, right? And for 50 years, it was lovely or 60 years. And then they're like, OK, now we've got you. And same with, you know, benefits. I mean, people in the Netherlands were telling me they were scared to speak up about losing their liberties because they were scared of losing their benefits. And it's not great in a way that in the US there aren't any benefits, you know, except Social Security or Medicare. But it does mean that people aren't scared of losing their benefits. So we'd be able to mount a more effective resistance. So I just want to like... How can I put it, yes the FDA is very effectively strangling our food and drugs but there's a lot of illusion of choice in Britain and Europe that does not bear scrutiny. Trust me most of our viewers will have gone past the point where we believe that our institutions want the best for us. Hey can I, you've done the the whole thing on food and your cooking and your herbs or I think it's herbs with an H but anyway I will go with herbs, but mustard oil and then turmeric where people obviously have heard of and then you'd one, astragalus anti-cancer immune boosting and again all the I think we've been told up to this point that, that is kind of backward those are societies that actually haven't advanced and we've advanced so far that we've got got a drug for that problem and you're going back to actually, you don't need a drug, in fact if you take a drug you probably need another one and another one to fix all the side effects that have happened, but what, whenever that video was restricted, I mean what were your thoughts, you're simply talking about a herbal, not even a medicine, just a herb that's been used for some of these things are Chinese medicine that have been used for maybe hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years. And suddenly in America, it's bad. What was your first response when you're thinking, you're just trying to put out good information on food and then suddenly that gets removed? Well, I mean, it's a gift as a journalist, right? The more bots and trolls and censorship you see in a certain subject, it's like a big sign saying, dig here, there's a story. So I was struck, but then I did the math and I understand why these resources are being thrown at suppressing this information. I mean, I mentioned some of the numbers, but let me just give you one example briefly. There's a tonic called Lydia Pinkham's tonic, and it was famous in the 19th century, may have been sold in Britain. I don't know. It was an American tonic. Lydia Pinkham had learned about these herbs from Native Americans who had used them for, as you say, centuries. And it was bought. She was heralded as a pioneer in the history books I'd read as a child. Then the formula got bought and reformulated by a small pharma company, then bought again and reformulated by a larger pharma company. And now you cannot get the original version of Lydia Pinkham's tonic. And notably, I saw that in JSTOR and all over the Internet, there's like a campaign that started in about 2020 to smear her as a quack and to even smear the women who loved her product, which were thousands and thousands as like alcoholics. Right. Because she used some alcohol in her formulation. Well, that's really interesting. You know, whenever you see a smear campaign, there's something going on. And I bought the herbs to reconstruct Lydia Pinkham's tonic. Well, you know what? What are the numbers? The numbers are astonishing. It's a 16 billion dollar menopause industry worldwide. And if black cohosh and false unicorn root and fenugreek can ease the symptoms of menstrual pain and menopause and be a uterine tonic so women don't miscarry, all the things that, like, for me as a feminist, if thousands and thousands of women are writing thank you letters to Lydia Pinkham, something's working, right? And so it's very interesting to me that that formulation was bought up and erased because it was working. So that's a 16 billion dollar industry. The whole notion that menopause is a disease or menstruation, you can't handle it by yourself. You need these pills or those pills, you know, is just nonsense. And Native Americans have known that forever. And that's what got suppressed. So I'm not surprised, even though I'm kind of impressed that we've stumbled on something that threatens so many profit centers. But I guess the other thing I would say is that many people, the kind of marginalization of like traditional remedies, right? Or herbal remedies, herbal remedies. It's so fascinating to me because it's not science based. And I guess I, too, daughter of hippies, you know, whatever. I, too, kind of thought, oh, yeah, sure. Ginger tea, whatever, you know, that maybe these things have some mild benefit, but it's nothing compared to, you know, prescription medicine. But now I've looked both at the formulation and distribution of prescription medicine, but also I've read Rockefeller Medicine Men, which shows how the Flexner Report took over basically all medical licensing and medical education in the United States to direct it to a petroleum based pharmaceutical product system by the guy, John D. Rockefeller, who had the petroleum. Right. And then lastly, as I mentioned earlier, I've learned to read scientific peer reviewed studies and these so much does better. As I said, so much does better. So I think that's why my stuff is being censored because I actually don't just say, Hey, try garlic. You know, if you're having inflammatory conditions, here's this NIH database, which has this peer reviewed study from the journal of oncology that shows that you're actually going to do better or as well with the guava leaf tea or with the sassafras or with the mustard oil than you would do with the pharmaceutical equivalent. I mean, can I just say, and then I promise I'll stop ranting. I have a friend who has cancer. So many people have cancer now. The number of herbal products that kill cancer cells, both in vivo and in vitro, meaning both in the lab and in mammals is off the charts, off the charts effective. And so that's all I want to say. You know, like people deserve to know this is informed consent. Where do we then, massive, but we'll reduce the dot to just a little bit, where then vaccines fit into this. I saw a couple of days ago, I think it was RFK put a post up, or it might have been Ed Dowd, talking about, I think something like 18 times the level of cancer in those who are vaccinated, as opposed to those who are non-vaccinated. And this is coming again and again. We've had all different, with William Makis on recently talking about this whole area. And again it's looking for alternatives and the difficulty of finding those and being dismissed as crazy for looking at a way to solve your situation outside the norm, but that whole thing, I kind of think that's what will resonate with a lot of people, a friend of mine came down with cancer a few days ago, came out and again it's happening again and again and there does seem to be these natural remedies for it, that that haven't never been discussed. I remember a friend taking natural remedies maybe 20 years ago and I was thinking they're just crazy, just blast your body with chemo and now I'm thinking, actually there probably was a lot in that. I think people are delving deeper into this and I know a number of the the posts you put up, the videos you mentioned that actually, they are, can be used to actually combat cancer. And I think that's what will resonate with a lot of people. Yeah. And I really want to stress, so I don't get arrested because the FDA, seriously. You're not a medical doctor. You're not a medical doctor. But when I say anti-cancer, that is the conclusion that these peer-reviewed studies come to, so yeah, like I agree with you. I think there's it's a matter of urgency to get these, this evidence, I'll put it that way to people so they can decide for themselves, but what I would say here the the fundamental error in the western medical, post Rockefeller medical approach, I was in a store where they were selling these herbal treatments. And I stumbled upon them because I live in Brooklyn now part time in a Caribbean and African neighbourhood basically where they have these, and Latin American, where I have these very intact herbalist traditions, right? Like they never stopped. They remember what they're for. They use them appropriately. They never stopped. So I'm in a Caribbean owned store and I'm looking at these teas and one of them is anti-cancer. And I'm like, well, luckily I don't need that. And there was this beat as this guy looked at me like, you're an idiot. And I kind of have realized on this journey of understanding how these herbs work, that that is a stupid way to think, right? You take these treatments so that you won't need them, so that you keep your body in an optimal, immune state, so that it's efficiently dealing with getting rid of toxins or threats as you go through your day. And I guess what I mean to say there is a lot of these herbs have multiple benefits, right? They're good for your circulation. They're good for your immune system. They're anti-inflammatory. Well, that's how our systems actually work. You know, the does, it's not like just because there's like oncology over here and, you know, cardiology over here, it doesn't mean these are separate systems, right? This was put in place by Rockefeller and the Flexner report and his funding of medical schools to be more about research as it turns out for for industry than healing, but healing is all interconnected. So if you have an herb that's good for your circulation, it's anti-inflammatory, you know, it's likely to be good for other things as well. Good for your mood, good for your sleep, et cetera. So I guess I just want to confess that I was so indoctrinated that I too thought. We're just a bunch of systems because that's how the West and Western medicine teaches us to think. And we have to treat our symptoms, whereas many other traditions, including those that use herbs, understand that you're you're keeping the whole system in balance and working effectively. And that is a state of health. Well, Rockefeller Medicine Man is next on my list after Privacy is Power, which I'm in the middle of reading at the moment. So, yeah, that is definitely next. When I heard you mention one of your videos, I thought, oh, that's that's next on my list. Hey, I'm wondering, is there going to be a Cooking with Naomi Christmas book coming out? It would do well. That's so funny. People do like the cooking. I was astonished that people liked my cooking videos because I think of myself as such a bad cook. But I'm getting a little better. Absolutely, I'm going to put these into a book. I think people deserve to know. They deserve to know the science. I mean, to your point, what is chemistry? And I promise I'll stop. But the same chemistry that goes into showing a pharmaceutical intervention works, right, with all the nonsense we know go into those trials, that's the same chemistry that peer-reviewed studies show, mauby bark or guava leaves or avocado leaves also work, right? It's all chemistry. They're not different kinds of things, which is how we're propagandized. They're medicines too. Oh 100%. Well, Naomi, I always appreciate you coming on and I think every time it's a different subject. I think that's the mark of you as a journalist, actually, going where the information leads and that can always be a different direction. But I've loved those videos. So thank you so much for coming on and sharing some of your thoughts on that. Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate the conversation. Take care.  

On today's show, Jacqui Deevoy will discuss her new film, "Playing God." GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Dr. Piers Robinson is a political scientist and the co-director of the Organisation for Propaganda Studies. He also co-edits Propaganda in Focus and previously served as Chair/Professor in Politics, Society, and Political Journalism at the University of Sheffield. You can find him on Twitter at @PiersRobinson1. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Jacqui is a UK investigative journalist, filmmaker, and presenter. She has contributed to major UK newspapers and produced the documentary film "A Good Death" in collaboration with Ickonic. This film examines deaths in the UK related to euthanasia and the drug Midazolam. You can watch the trailer for her film "Playing God"here. To support the crowdfunding campaign for "Playing God," visit: Crowdfunder  

* Guest: Lowell Nelson - CampaignForLiberty.org, RonPaulInstitute.org * Medical Staff Ordered to Euthanize ‘Covid' Patients: Leaked Docs - Frank Bergman, SlayNews.com "Explosive leaked documents have emerged that show medical staff were ordered to euthanize patients who had been admitted to hospital and tested positive for COVID-19." This report "has sent shockwaves around the world after an investigation into the high numbers of “Covid deaths” during the pandemic uncovered evidence that tens of thousands of elderly people were actually murdered to boost the mortality rates. "The data produced for the report indicated that people were being euthanized using a fatal injection of Midazolam. * Donald Trump and Government Theft - Judge Andrew Napolitano, RonPaulInstitute.org * Napolitano writes "This, of course, defies the no-damages-without-breach-of-a-duty principle and no-damages-without-caused-harm principle that have been the bedrock of American tort law. It also redefines fraud." * "The government told the court that Trump defrauded his lenders by inaccurately stating his assets... But Trump's banks did their own due diligence on the value of the assets he pledged, and they told the court that they were satisfied with Trump's valuations. "The lenders also told the court that Trump paid back every dime they loaned to him with interest. And the banks told the court that Trump was such a good customer, they'd gladly lend to him again." * CSPOA Backs Candidate Sheriff Jerry Sheridan - Sheridan4Sheriff2024.com * Utah Executive Appropriations Committee funds Convention of States Ally! - The president of the commission, is Rep. Ken Ivory. * Glenn Beck wrote the following on September 15, 2022: "I have been a supporter of the Article V Convention of States. I have been a pretty big supporter, a vocal supporter. I am reversing that today because after some real thought and prayer, we are not the people to open up this sacred document. We are not the people. That was a God inspired document that was divinely written. You can read that from I don't know how many founders. The very hand of God was involved. * "Benjamin Franklin even said that. The very hand of God was involved in writing that document. * Convention of States Shenanigans - Janine Hansen.

Herkese merhaba. Bu yazıyı ilk olarak Ketamin'in entübasyonda hemodinami açısından nötr bir ajan olduğu miti üzerine planladım. Ancak sonra Post-Entübasyon hipotansiyon ve ilaç seçimleri üzerinde bir derlemeye/güncellemeye dönüştü. Önce bu konunun öneminden bahsedelim. Post Entübasyon Hipotansiyon Entübasyon sonrasında hipotansiyon (postentübasyon hemodinamik instabilite-PIHI) hastane içi mortalitenin önemli prediktörlerinden biridir. Genel olarak sistolik kan basıncı ≤ 90 mmHg veya Sistolik Kan Basıncında ≥%20 düşme olarak tanımlanır. Entübasyon öncesi dönemde hipotansiyon ve şok varlığı PIHI gelişiminde en önemli risk faktörüdür ancak entübasyon öncesinde normotansif olan hastaların da yaklaşık dörtte birinde PIHI gelişir. PIHI Mortalite ve morbiditeyi yaklaşık iki kat artırır​1,2​. Bir çalışmada her 25 acil entübasyonun birinde kardiyak arrest geliştiği bildirilmiştir. İki yeni çalışmanın sonuçları ise oldukça çarpıcı; Uluslararası çok merkezli bir çalışmada kritik hastaların entübasyonunda hastaların %45'inde en az bir majör olumsuz olay yaşandığı, kardiyovasküler instabilite oranı ise %42,6 olarak bildirildi.​3​ Bir sistematik derlemede ameliyathane dışında yapılan entübasyonların üçte birinde peri-entübasyon majör olumsuz olay saptanırken, acil serviste yapılan entübasyonların %17'sinde görüldüğü bildirildi. Bu olaylar en sık hemodinamik bozukluğu olan hastaların entübasyonunda yaşanırken, %18 hastada kardiyovasküler kollaps ve %2 hastada kardiyak arrest görüldüğü bildirildi.​4​ İnme, kafa travmaları gibi serebral perfüzyonun korunması gereken durumlarda ve ciddi hemodinamik bozukluğu olan hastalarda entübasyon sırasında ve sonrasında hipoperfüzyon klinik sonlanımı olumsuz etkilemektedir. Bu nedenle kritik hastalarda entübasyon ve özellikle indüksiyon sırasında hastayı PIHI'dan koruyan önlemler almak önemlidir. Entübasyon öncesi dönemde bolus sıvı verilmesi hipotansiyondan kaçınmak için sık yapılan bir uygulamadır. Ancak iki randomize kontrollü çalışmada entübasyon öncesi bolus sıvı uygulaması kardiyovasküler kollaps gelişimini azaltmamıştır! ​5,6​ Entübasyon öncesi ve sırasında vazopresör kullanımı diğer bir yaklaşımdır. Kritik hastaların entübasyonuna dair Kritik Bakım Cemiyeti'nin son kılavuzunda 'RSI uygulanan hipotansif kritik hastalara peri-entübasyon vazopresörlerin veya IV sıvıların uygulanması arasında daha fazla hipotansiyon veya kardiyak arrest görülme sıklığı açısından bir fark olduğuna dair öneride bulunmak için yeterli kanıt olmadığı (yetersiz kanıt)' vurgulanmıştır.​7​ İndüksiyon Ajanları Doğru indüksiyon ajanının seçilmesi ve uygun dozda kullanımı en kritik kararlardan biridir. Propofol en fazla hipotansiyona neden olan indüksiyon ajanıdır ve bu nedenle şok durumunda acil entübasyonda kullanımı kısıtlıdır. INTUBE çalışmasında kritik hastalarda indüksiyon için propofol kullanımının, kardiyovasküler instabilite/kollapsla ilişkili değiştirilebilir risk faktörü olarak bildirilmiştir.​8​ Ketamin ve Etomidat hipotansif hastalarda kullanımı önerilen ilaçlardır. Ülkemizde etomidat sıklıkla erişilebilir olmadığından KETAMİN en sık kullanılan indüksiyon ajanıdır. Etomidat-Ketamin karşılaştırmalarında değişken sonuçlar bildirilmiştir. Genel olarak Etomidat'ın hemodinamik duruma daha nötr sonuçları bildirilse de bir randomize kontrollü çalışmada uzun dönem sonlanım açısından iki ilaç açısından fark bulunmadığını vurgulayalım.​9​ Bu noktada iki ülkeden veri tabanı raporlarına göz atalım; Japon Acil Havayolu Veritabanından; Şok indeksi ≥ 0,9 hastaların entübasyonlarını değerlendiren bir çalışmada post-entübasyon hipotansiyon insidansı %23 olarak bildirilirken, Midazolam veya Propofol kullanılan hastalara göre Ketamin grubunda daha az post-entübasyon hipotansiyon saptanmıştır (%27'ye karşın %15). Amerikan Ulusal Havayolu Veritabanından; Etomidat veya Ketaminle entübe edilen 14.024 hastanın entübasyonunun değerlendirildiği çalışmada post-entübasyon hipotansiyon insidansı...

Wayne Cunnington has a story to tell of vaccine injury, elderly relatives left alone and encouraged to die and a health system that will do all they can to hide the truth.  The interview starts with Wayne sharing his story of vaccine injury. He took the Astra Zeneca jab and immediately began to have health issues. He was rushed to hospital but released after 11 days in an even worse condition than when he was admitted. He is unable to work yet had little support from the government. This all happened months after he watched his Mum die in hospital during the 'pandemic'.  For 6 weeks he was stopped from seeing her and then allowed to be by her side for her last few days before she died.  Wayne fought for the release of her medical records and in January 2023 was given 480 pages of medical notes which will shock anyone who believes the NHS are there to look after and care for the sick and frail.  Prepare yourself for the truth and please share Wayne's story. Wayne was injured by an Astra Zeneca 'vaccine' shot in February 2021 which gave him brain tissue damage.  Since then he has tried to better inform others of risks. He has become an advocate for the better informing of therapeutics to make better life decisions and to ensure family safety in hospitals. Since being injured, Wayne's income has suffered dramatically. If you feel you can help him financially use the donate link below. Connect with and support Wayne... DONATE          https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zTHh4pbbOf X                      https://x.com/waynetlc?s=20 SUBSTACK      https://open.substack.com/pub/waynecunnington?r=qvo72&utm_medium=ios MUSIC             https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/heavens-air/1562591284 Interview recorded 21.2.24 Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE            https://heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS        https://heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA  https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Support Hearts of Oak by purchasing one of our fancy T-Shirts....  SHOP                  https://heartsofoak.org/shop/ *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on X https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20 

Shocking new death data from the UK shows that 90% of COVID deaths in April of 2020 were NOT from COVID!!!

Craig Kelly either got hacked or retweeted a video of incest foot porn. Dunno which - but it's difficult to be hacked in the way he is suggesting. Evidence points to no. BUT we must take him on his word. Must we? The lawyers suggest we should. Economist turned cooker Dr. Wilson Sy has released a paper suggesting that COVID doesn't exist - and that it was simply a mass euthanasia program in the UK. Some deaths might be from the jab but the rest are from MIDAZOLAM. Segment is worth the listen just to hear Jack pronounce it. We bring back BPFW thanks to a cracking submission from Garth but it went to the wrong person! So Jack had the joy of answering one. And in SovCits we look at Shorty and Guru making a fuss at the court house in Wollongong. Aaaaaand Babet is a twat! Enjoy!

On today's show, Jacqui Deevoy provides an update on Nicola Bulley, and discusses the COVID inquiry, Rishi Sunak, and the Farmers' protests. GUEST OVERVIEW: Jacqui is a UK investigative journalist, filmmaker, and presenter. She has written for major UK newspapers and produced the documentary film 'A Good Death,' in association with Ickonic, which explores deaths in the UK involving euthanasia and the drug Midazolam.  

On today's show, Jacqui Deevoy discusses journalism and justice. Later, Kerry Murray discusses photography, freedom, and justice. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Jacqui is a UK investigative journalist, filmmaker, and presenter. She has written for major UK newspapers and made the documentary film 'A Good Death' in association with Ickonic, which explores deaths in the UK involving euthanasia and the drug Midazolam. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Kerry is the founder of United Free Press and is a professional photographer who takes pride in documenting freedom rallies during the Plandemic. He is a truth teller, freedom fighter, photojournalist, radio host, writer, and proud father of two. Kerry also serves as the Founder and Chairman of United Free Press at http://unitedfreepress.org/.  

Interview with Mark Coburn, MD, and Ana Kowark, MD, authors of Preoperative Midazolam and Patient-Centered Outcomes of Older Patients: The I-PROMOTE Randomized Clinical Trial. Hosted by Amalia Cochran, MD. Related Content: Preoperative Midazolam and Patient-Centered Outcomes of Older Patients

Interview with Mark Coburn, MD, and Ana Kowark, MD, authors of Preoperative Midazolam and Patient-Centered Outcomes of Older Patients: The I-PROMOTE Randomized Clinical Trial. Hosted by Amalia Cochran, MD. Related Content: Preoperative Midazolam and Patient-Centered Outcomes of Older Patients

Dennis and Kevin Worth talk about combat anesthesia. The podcast discusses the four pillars of anesthesia, which are amnesia, analgesia, akinesia, and autonomic stability. The focus is on the importance of autonomic stability in combat situations. The best medication for amnesia in a downrange environment is Midazolam or Versed, and ketamine is a potent analgesic. The podcast also covers the MAP (mean arterial pressure) and how to maintain it in trauma patients. Finally, the podcast discusses various scenarios that require different types of sedation or analgesia, including the administration of fentanyl or calcium. Thank you to Delta Development Team for in part, sponsoring this podcast. deltadevteam.com For more content go to www.prolongedfieldcare.org Consider supporting us: patreon.com/ProlongedFieldCareCollective

In this episode we look at a recent observational study out of the journal of neurology looking at the effectiveness of midazolam when comparing the IV vs IM vs IN routes. We'll discuss the study as well as other studies involving status epilepticus to tease out best practices for your next shift.  This Episodes Journal article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9930617/ RAMPART trial: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3211107/ American Epilepsy Society Algorithm: https://www.aesnet.org/clinical-care/clinical-guidance/guideline-prolonged-seizures?_gl=1*1lmlmse*_ga*MTIzMDc0MjA2NC4xNzAwMDM0ODUx*_ga_GV192D9FPY*MTcwMDAzNDg1MS4xLjAuMTcwMDAzNDg1MS42MC4wLjA. Blog post: 

Welcome to the next installment of the Anesthesia Patient Safety podcast hosted by Alli Bechtel.  This podcast is an exciting journey towards improved anesthesia patient safety.Have you heard of Remimazolam? Do you use this medication in your clinical practice? We are not talking about Midazolam and Remifentanil. We are talking about a new medication on the anesthesia block, Remimazolam. Tune in for Part 1 of a two-part series on this novel and practice-changing medication including the unique pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, known limitations, adverse events, and contraindications as well as key clinical practice implications and current knowledge gaps for safe, widespread adoption.Additional sound effects from: Zapsplat.For show notes & transcript, visit our episode page at apsf.org: https://www.apsf.org/podcast/175-remimazolam-a-new-medication-on-the-anesthesia-block-part-1/© 2023, The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation

On today's show, Simeon will discuss with Lembit the top stories of the day in Australia. Later, Dr. Wilson Sy will continue his discussion on the Long-Term Impact of COVID Injections and provide information that delves into the relationship between Midazolam injections and Covid deaths. Additionally, Simon will tell Lembit that, while the UK government is trying to stop illegal immigration, legitimate business employees who must relocate to earn money are caught in a bureaucratic trap. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Australian-born Aussie Cossack rose to prominence during the NSW lockdowns as an outspoken media personality notorious for his hilarious interactions with the NSW police and numerous large-scale campaigns against corrupt politicians. Boikov left Australia at the age of 18 to study at the Moscow Sretensky Seminary. It was here that he had his first posting as a journalist Whilst in Russia Boikov became heavily involved in the Russian Cossack movement. Upon returning to Australia Boikov was elected the Ataman of the Australian Cossack chapter and founded a pro-Russian political newspaper called Russian Frontier. In May of 2022 the Aussie Cossack was jailed for 10 months for breaching a suppression and non-publication order for content posted to his YouTube channel. After successfully winning an appeal against the severity of the sentence Aussie Cossack left prison. In December 2022 the Aussie Cossack defected to the Russian Consulate in Sydney where he was granted diplomatic asylum. From his studio within the Consulate building, he now broadcasts daily on TNT Radio. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Dr Wilson Sy has held senior university positions at ANU, UTS and UNSW in physics, mathematics, finance and economics for 15 years. He has worked in financial regulation research at ASIC and APRA, where he was the Principal Researcher. More recently, Wilson has focused his attention on COVID-19 epidemiology, providing expert advice to a law firm on legal challenges to vaccine mandates. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Simon Johnston runs one of the largest relocation companies, making it possible for working people to relocate.

Joining Brian, Alex and Debi is Jacqui Deevoy, with more on Midazolam deaths in the NHS. Normally for members only, we are making today's UK Column News Extra available to everyone today.

On today's show, Dr Wilson Sy discusses his latest paper, “Early Indication of Long-Term Impact of COVID Injections” and his new paper, which delves into the relationship between Midazolam injections compared to Covid deaths. Later in the program, Simeon and Lembit will dissect the day's top stories in Australia. Additionally, Greg Draven will join us to explore the impact of political correctness on filmmaking and its influence on creative storytelling. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Dr Wilson Sy has held senior university positions at ANU, UTS and UNSW in physics, mathematics, finance and economics for 15 years. He has worked in financial regulation research at ASIC and APRA, where he was the Principal Researcher. More recently, Wilson has focused his attention on COVID-19 epidemiology, providing expert advice to a law firm on legal challenges to vaccine mandates. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Australian-born Aussie Cossack rose to prominence during the NSW lockdowns as an outspoken media personality notorious for his hilarious interactions with the NSW police and numerous large-scale campaigns against corrupt politicians. Boikov left Australia at the age of 18 to study at the Moscow Sretensky Seminary. It was here that he had his first posting as a journalist Whilst in Russia Boikov became heavily involved in the Russian Cossack movement. Upon returning to Australia Boikov was elected the Ataman of the Australian Cossack chapter and founded a pro-Russian political newspaper called Russian Frontier. In May of 2022 the Aussie Cossack was jailed for 10 months for breaching a suppression and non-publication order for content posted to his YouTube channel. After successfully winning an appeal against the severity of the sentence Aussie Cossack left prison. In December 2022 the Aussie Cossack defected to the Russian Consulate in Sydney where he was granted diplomatic asylum. From his studio within the Consulate building, he now broadcasts daily on TNT Radio. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Greg Draven is an actor and producer, known for The Picnic, 13 Graves (2019) and Missing Hyde. Greg Draven was a stand-in (and then a body double) for Harry Potter's Hagrid in the preshow film for Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure at Universal Orlando Resort.

Dennis and Kevin Worth talk about combat anesthesia. The podcast discusses the four pillars of anesthesia, which are amnesia, analgesia, akinesia, and autonomic stability. The focus is on the importance of autonomic stability in combat situations. The best medication for amnesia in a downrange environment is Midazolam or Versed, and ketamine is a potent analgesic. The podcast also covers the MAP (mean arterial pressure) and how to maintain it in trauma patients. Finally, the podcast discusses various scenarios that require different types of sedation or analgesia, including the administration of fentanyl or calcium. Thank you to Delta Development Team for in part, sponsoring this podcast. deltadevteam.com For more content go to www.prolongedfieldcare.org Consider supporting us: patreon.com/ProlongedFieldCareCollective

Dr Niall McCrae is back in the hot seat for his regular reviewing spot as we look at a couple of recent articles he has written and he offers his unbridled thoughts on some of the news stories that have caught our attention this week including... - The MPs answers to ten big questions. - Empty polling stations – are we still living in a democracy? - Covid: The destruction of medical ethics . - Andrew Bridgen GB News debate, Spiked and Pfizer. - Brits are dying in their tens of thousands....and we don't really have any idea why. - Justin Welby is 'wrong' to condemn Illegal Migration Bill as 'morally unacceptable'. - Britain's services exports are booming despite Brexit. Why? - Starbucks sacks trans worker who accused female customer of being transphobic in 'confrontation over being misgendered' - Fears for free speech after journalists' union refuses to defend gender-critical members MPs answers to the ten big questions... https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/toeing-the-party-line-mps-answers-to-the-ten-big-questions Dr Niall McCrae is an officer for ‘Covid coercion in the workplace' for the Workers of England trade union, the only union standing up for workers' rights and freedoms in the UK during these troubled times. From 2010 to 2021 he was a senior lecturer in mental health at King's College London, and he continues to write on mental health matters. He was also a senior researcher for David Kurten and Peter Whittle on the London Assembly. His publications include several books including ‘Moralitis: a Cultural Virus' (with Robert Oulds), ‘The Moon and Madness', ‘Echoes from the Corridors' (with Peter Nolan) and ‘The Year of the Bat' (with MLR Smith). He is a regular contributor to Unity News Network, Gateway Pundit, Lockdown Sceptics, The Salisbury Review and The Light. Follow Niall on gab social @Dr_Niall_McCrae https://www.workersofengland.co.uk/ Originally broadcast live 13.5.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20  To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share! Links to articles discussed this episode... https://rumble.com/v2nmm2a-the-week-according-to-.-.-.-dr-niall-mccrae.html Transcript (Hearts of Oak) Dr. Niall McCrae. Thank you so much for being with us today. (Dr Niall McCrae) Always good to be on on a Saturday evening with you, Peter. What else would you be doing apart from having a one-hour chat with me? Always good fun. So let's play the first one. ChrisDavis33 is first on on GETTR. There you go. No prizes, but good to see you. Anyone else, put your comments and let us know how you're watching, as in where you are in the world. Always good to get an idea. We've got probably a 30%, 30% US, 60% UK and elsewhere. And if you see our nice, do you see the logo? We've just put a half a Stars and Stripes behind our oak and half a Union Jack. So we've tweaked a little bit to represent you, our viewer. But this was a There's a one minute comedy clip that James Wells had put up. I think Steve Kirsch also put it up. So let's play this. (video plays) I regret having gotten the, I really regret having gotten the vaccine. I'm sure it's fine, but I just wish when the state told me to do something, I'd be the sort of person who said no. But it turns out, I'm the sort of person who says, fine, I don't understand, you're telling me it's important, okay, and all they had to do was say, you won't be allowed to go into pubs for like a month, and I was like, put it in me. That's what I'm upset about, is that I had a principle, temporarily. Like, oh, if I was in Nazi Germany, I would have stood up to the regime. I wouldn't stand up to not being able I go to a pub for a month. I would have been like, Anne Frank, she's in that attic. There, I saw her. It doesn't matter what the point of principle was. The point is I would have been a chill. And that, I have to live with that for the rest of my three or four more years before I have a heart attack. Always good to start with a laugh. I think humour is one thing It's probably taken us through the last three years. I don't know about you, but I've certainly enjoyed many of the memes and artists people like Bob Moran, Abi Roberts, I mean tons of people who've helped us all through it. Oh yes, indeed. And a feature of the anti-lockdown rallies was the positivity and, humour and just humanity, really. They were trying to quash us. They were trying to to oppress us and deprive us of our kind of vitality. And it didn't work. And like you say, humour is one of the most powerful things. Definitely didn't work. Let's go to the next story. We might have a slight delay in sound, but let's bring it up. I'll read it and then we'll take it from there. And this is an article by Niall himself. And this is the Conservative Women who are regularly are the only voice on this issue. And they've blazed a trail and speaking truth on this when many others wouldn't. And this piece is towing the party line, MPs answers to the 10 big questions. And in this, I'll just read the first few lines. What do our parliamentary representatives really think about climate change, COVID-19, migrant channel crossings and transgenderism? Two months ago, I presented 10 questions for readers to send to their MPs. By the time of writing, 14 MPs had responded with 11 sets of answers. So you'd put a range of questions down and members of the public have taken those and sent them on to their MPs. And the answers have come back. And I, again, the link to this, if you're watching on, certainly on Rumble, the link will be there in the description. We will certainly be reposting this, if my mod team can hear me, on our social medias. But of course you can find it on Niall's Gab account. Neil, tell us a little bit about this, because what were you expecting? And tell us the response that you got back. Boris Johnson got that huge majority in December 2019, big mandate, and he could potentially have done everything that was pledged in the manifesto. Then COVID-19 came along and, well, you know, whatever you believe about COVID, let's just say that that was certainly a disruptor to the whatever program that Boris Johnson was going to carry out. But if you look at his behaviour, you know, once the sort of urgency of COVID, you know, that first wave, once that settled down, Boris Johnson went straight into this build back better mode, didn't he? Which is all about focusing on climate change. And he was allowing all this, he did nothing really to stop the Black Lives Matter, woke wave in summer 2020. And now that leads me to why we did this 10 questions for MPs. Because when you think about it, Peter, and I'm sure your viewers will be well aware of this, is that almost everything that's being done by those who are leading us are not things that we asked for. None of us asked for mass uncontrolled immigration. None of us asked for net zero. None of us asked for, well, I mean, obviously there was plenty of people that were in support of the COVID regime, but that wasn't part of the manifesto. None of us asked for our teachers in schools to be telling children that they can be whatever gender they want, and this transgenderism ideology. So there's all these things going on. The most prominent things going on in our society that none of us have asked for. So I put together a series of 10 questions for constituents to send to their MPs. And we got responses from just a few. It's just not a scientific survey. We don't know how many MPs were sent the questions, but we got responses from Rishi Sunak, no less, and some of his ministers, mostly Tory MPs. And we, I had this article published on Conservative Women two days ago. Since then, I've had two more responses. So it's just added to it a little bit. So there's an updated version going up on new Conservative website on Monday. But the thing is, Peter, that the sample size would sound very small. So 16 MPs, of which only 13 have actually provided a full set of answers to 10 questions. But what we found, you know, I used to teach research methods in university. And with qualitative research, something you teach is saturation point. Saturation point is where there's no point in carrying on interviewing people, because you're getting the same answers. And we very, very quickly reached what we might call saturation point with our responses to these questions. They are all following the narrative. There is hardly any. I mean, one of the respondents was John Redwood, and he was only one that gave any sign of scepticism about things that were going on, and even then only limited. Look, they're all following the narrative, it's like they're in a parallel universe and you know if anyone wants to look at the response to those, answers given by MPs go on the Conservative Women website where there's a couple of hundred comments from people, you know, just saying, if this is who's leading us, then we really are in trouble. And let me just, just as we finish, the questions are, do you believe there is a climate change? Do you believe that COVID was a deadly pandemic? Do you believe that lockdown was necessary? Do you believe COVID vaccines are safe and effective? So I have to even laugh whenever safe and effective is used now. Do you support billions of pounds of military supplies going to Ukraine? Do you regard the tens of thousands of people crossing the English Channel as refugees? Do you believe it's safe for dozens of undocumented male migrants to be housed in our towns or boats? Do you support teaching of transgender ideology to our children? If you do not agree with any of the above, what are you doing to oppose such a policy? And finally, what is a woman? I mean, it's a beautiful range of questions, Niall. I'd encourage everyone, the article there, toeing the party line on conservative women. Yes, and it's not too late for anyone who's watching tonight, if you want to take those questions and send them to your own GP, MP, sorry. And I'm always willing to update and refresh the results. A couple of interesting things about who answered the questions. So got 16 responses but only 13 actually really answered the questions. Only one of them was female. You know, we have all this much better female representation now, at least in numbers, but the reality is this type of woman who's representing us in Parliament has got little interest in the ordinary wishes of women and girls, for example, to have safe spaces. Their own toilets in a theatre, for example, they don't really care. The type of woman who is in Parliament, they don't care. And I reckon that the question in that survey, what is a woman, that made him think, I'm not going to get into this. Too much for the minefield. Yeah. Well, let's move on to something a little bit different, which is the election. Is this the election, ProJam? No. Let's pull up the election story. Obviously, we've had local elections, and this one was another very good article from Niall McCrae. A pattern here. You have to check out Niall on The Conservative Woman. It just happened these were the first two stories. But on this, empty polling stations, are we still living in a democracy? And Niall, you were pointing out that in many parts of the country the turnout was 30%. Which meant 70%. And I always kind of used, when I was growing up, thinking, well if people don't vote is up to them, it's their problem. But actually, everyone has to participate in the democratic process. If people don't participate, then it's no longer a democratic process. But tell us about your thoughts on this, that people can find on The Conservative Woman. Yes, well, are we living in a democracy when the vast majority of people don't vote? Now, obviously the rebuttal of that is that everyone can vote, you know, it's up to them and if they don't vote that's their own fault. But the trouble is that increasingly, certainly the last three years, people have woken up more and more to the fact that we're run by a uni-party. It doesn't matter whether you've got a Labour government or a Tory government and if we had a Lib Dem government or a Green Party government, we'd still get the same policies. There might be a slightly different flavour and there might be a slightly different presentation, but it would be basically the same thing that's going on. And what we're seeing increasingly, Peter, is that this isn't just something that applies to national government. Up and down the country, you've got councils introducing 15-minute cities and 20-minute neighbourhoods, low traffic schemes, that sort of thing, and they try and make out as if this is just something they've made up themselves, you know, to like make the air healthier and make the, you know, reduce pollution and so on. They're lying to us. This is all Agenda 2030. Right, or Agenda 21, it's basically the same ideas. This is United Nations, this is a globalist, this is a World Economic Forum. It doesn't matter who you've got representing you in your local council, your city chambers, or in Westminster, or in the devolved assemblies in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, it doesn't matter, they're all following the same agenda, as they are in all other developed countries. And people have woken up to this and unfortunately the response is not to all get behind some new party that's going to, overturn this establishment. It's very, very hard to do that. I mean there are some people working very hard such as David Kurten of the Heritage Party, Robin Tilbrook of the English Democrats, for example, and Andrew Bridgen joined Lawrence Fox's reclaimed party. But it is extremely difficult. I mean, we saw that with UKIP. Very, very, very difficult to get. You saw it with the Brexit party. They did very well in the last European elections, but they were not going to get anywhere, not get a single MP in the general election that followed soon after. So it's very, very difficult. And so people are responding to this situation by simply not voting at all, or going and spoiling their paper, saying none of the above, or more choice language than that. And I don't blame people. I don't blame people for feeling that it's futile voting. I wish there was a good party that we could get behind that would readily change things, but there just isn't that at the moment. But as I say, I do admire the people who are trying to change that situation. Can I ask just your thoughts for a minute on that, because I'm the same as you on the side-lines regarding political parties, and I couldn't, I would have difficulty voting at the moment for anyone. And I love what David's done with the Heritage Party. The English Democrats are wonderful in what they're doing. But with Andrew Bridgen speaking at that event I was at today, a name joining reclaim, I'm intrigued by that because he could have stayed as an independent but he's joined a party. Obviously reform were not an option because they've jab, jab, jab. I guess English Democrats could have been an option that's because heritage. But I'm wondering will that, not that that will change the whole landscape of British politics, no. But I think that will be a nudge, quite a big change and what are your thoughts on that? Yes, I've heard people raising this question, why didn't he stay as an independent? What you've got to try and do is put yourself in the shoes of Andrew Bridgen and, you know, David Kurten and I, who, you know, just mentioned a while ago, we've had many chats. David's been a keen student of cultural Marxism for many years. And, you know, one of the books that David and I often talk about is Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals. And, you know, the people that are in charge now are basically the anti-establishment types of the 60s and 70s. And they're now in charge, they've created a new establishment. And one of the rules for radicals is that if there's somebody kicking up some opposition to what you're doing, then you isolate them, you target them, you really freeze your focus on that person, and you make their life utterly intolerable. And that's exactly what was happening with Andrew Bridgen. Has any man been so disproportionately targeted in the last year or so? I mean, we can think of some other examples as well, such as Tommy Robinson or Julian Assange, but at the moment, it's Andrew Bridgen. And so I don't blame him at all for joining a party, a party that stands for free speech, and that he's now a member of a group. He's got people with him to support him. And I think that's important for the establishment to know, that if they do try and isolate people and persecute them, then there are sanctuaries. And that's what I see the Reclaim party as being, you know, Reclaim has got some quite, you know, genuine, really genuine people like Calvin Robinson involved. I've never been quite sure about Lawrence Fox, but he says a lot of the right things. He's doing a lot of the right things, but Martin Daubney was involved as well. So they've got some good people. And I don't blame Andrew Bridgen at all for taking the decision that he did. We'll see a play out in British politics. Let's stay on the Conservative Woman, but we are leaving the authorship of Dr. McCrae. Dr. Ahmed Malik, someone who is new onto my scene, and probably new into many people's scenes. He has written this piece for Conservative Woman, COVID, the Destruction of Medical Ethics and Trust in the Medical Profession, Part 1. It is a fascinating read from a doctor, someone who has qualified 25 years ago and he gave some of his story in this. And he talks about, just starts, when it comes to the last three years, there's a lot I do not know. What I do know is that I have many questions. Was the pandemic a plandemic? It certainly felt like it. Did the virus skip from a lab? What exactly is a virus? What's the role of the US Department of Defence? And he delves into this. And I am thankful to doctors like this for putting their thoughts down so openly and honestly in this article and it gives us an insight into their experience and how they're seeing things because many of us do not have a medical background and therefore we look at things through a simple lens. But Niall, it's people like Dr. Malik actually writing pieces like this and opening it up that will really help us the public. Yeah it's very necessary and you know there's some controversy about Dr. Asseem Malhotra the cardiologist you know because he'd been shilling for the the vaccines early on, but I think we have to give people... The opportunity, the potential, to change their mind. And I think that's what Dr. Malhotra has done. Andrew Bridgen has done that. Ahmed Malik goes a lot further, I think, than Asseem Malhotra. He's questioning the whole basis of the pandemic or pseudo-pandemic, as I see it. This article that you're bringing up is a really useful read because what we've seen over the last three years is a departure from medical ethics. And people may be aware of the white rose people that do the stickers that people put up on lampposts. Many of these stickers are about, if you wondered why the people of Germany fell for the Third Reich, now you know, because all the doctors and nurses in 1930s Germany were on board, you know. And how did that happen? And, you know, partly this was about them just keeping their heads down, but they also enjoyed the pedestal that they were being put on as officers of the regime. And Ahmed Malik has stepped away from that and he has reminded us what are the true ethics of medicine. And they are autonomy, justice, first do no harm. And beneficence, as in that's all doing good. And the first one of them, autonomy, was the one that was most controversially ditched. People were coerced into taking these experimental injections. But the other three principles as well, were just simply no longer followed. And I found this very difficult, Peter, because I sat on an NHS Research Ethics Committee for many years. And these principles were really important that you always stuck to them. Didn't matter how much you thought this research proposal was interesting. If they were going to be doing something which in any way threatened any of these principles, then you would reject the application. And that was for research. Well, this is for the whole of health care, the whole health care system has been poisoning people with Midazolam. Forcing people to take injections, closing down services, stopping screening and treatment of people with cancer. The mental health impact has been immense. It's really quite dreadful and this is still going on. In fact, in many ways, it's getting worse, where it's getting harder and harder for people to get face-to-face contact with practitioners of a service, national health service, that they've been paying for in their taxes and that they've always lauded and now they find that they're not welcome that um, access is often denied and this is really um quite appalling and so to have doctors like Ahmed Malik stepping out and saying this is not right we we need to get back to proper medical ethics as soon as possible. Yeah. Let's actually touch on that, the Andrew Bridgen as well. I don't know if I sent it over to Projam, we'll not play this, I just want to bring up the tweet. And this is, Andrew, the great vax debate that GB News talked about, and obviously, GB News under Ofcom. This is the regulatory body, communication regulatory body, so they can't say anything which goes against government propaganda. And this was basically Spiked, which is a publication here in the UK, and Andrew Bridgen. It was Fraser Myers from Spiked. And it was, I watched the 13 minutes of it and it's... I would have had respect for Spiked if they had put across a different position in this, but they were simply mocking, smearing, calling Andrew Bridgen anti-vaxxer, conspiracy theorist. And it was rolling out the terms the government use. And I know an organization has asked if they have received money from Pfizer, and then Andrew Bridgen has said it'd be interesting to see what happens in that. But I mean, what are your thoughts on this, Niall? When we see organizations which generally are there for free speech, full free speech, and yet you're not allowed to talk about this because it's dangerous to question the government line. Well, Spiked was my favourite website around 2015 to about 2019. It was actually the first website I wrote for. I met Fraser Myers several times and Brendan O'Neill was my favourite writer. I met him once. I thought these were very, very good people. But, you know, others have said to me, well, wait, just be a little bit cautious with how much you like a website that originated in living Marxism, which was a cultural Marxist organization. And people like Claire Fox, who's now sitting in the House of Lords. And Frank Faridi. You know, these are all people that I've really appreciated over the years. But I think what happened with, and their line on Brexit was very, you know, I thought was very, very good. You know, the way that they defended the working class against the sort of metropolitan elites that was trying to impose and, you know, deny them their, you know, the result of the fair election. But COVID showed that they were not quite what what we, people like me naively thought and they seem to take to lockdown and the COVID vaccine regime like a duck to water. I believe this brought out the, a side of them that, you know, they seem to enjoy this statist coup of the COVID regime. And of course, they've been shilling for the vaccines rather too enthusiastically and knocking anyone who, you know, comes, says anything heretical about vaccine injuries like Andrew Bridgen has done. I think they've lost a lot of trust and I think people are wondering what they're really about and I think we do need to look back to how they originated in living Marxism. They are and probably still are at heart cultural Marxists and I think the editor, you know, people call him Tintin, Tom Slater, I think his name is. Yeah, I think that's where they are. And I think for years that they've been fooling us because they've had things that, you know, I'm sure they genuinely believe that, you know, the working class people are being treated badly by the establishment. I'm sure that they really genuinely were writing on that, they were just pretending that they were on our side on that, but COVID has really badly exposed them. And, you know, they chose to write that hit piece on Andrew Bridgen. Andrew Bridgen wasn't coming out looking to attack them. This was a serious own goal. They've lost loads of followers, loads of subscribers and deservedly so, because, you know, if there's one thing that we've had to learn, it's a hard lesson we've had to learn over the last three years, that some of the institutions, some of the people that we liked, that we respected, we've had to think again about some of that and correspondingly people who perhaps we didn't like, organizations we didn't trust. We thought, well, maybe they had something good after all. It's been a steep learning curve for all of us, I think. Yeah. Who thought it would be shoulder to shoulder with Piers Corbyn. It throws out very strange thoughts. But here's the Daily Mirror. This headline really blew my mind. ProJam, if you can just scroll the headline up a little bit. Brits are dying in their tens of thousands. ProJam, can you scroll it up a little bit? So Brits are, no, we're not going to get, yeah, we are. Brits are dying in their tens of thousands, and we don't really have any idea why. And this is looking at excess deaths between May and December 2020 and talks about 32,000 excess deaths. It's this, yeah again the last three years I never thought I would be reading a headline like this that they are seeing the problem still not connecting the dots but it's getting out there that these excess deaths are there and the question is being asked. It's quite unbelievable they refuse to make the connection but it is a headline that will make people think? Yes, I think so. So the mainstream media are just not going to make that connection, as you say, you know, that you could read numerous articles like this now, all the papers are now covering it, but they simply will not make any link to the vaccine. But, you know, if you think about, you know, there's always been this large number of people, large, you know, maybe 50% of society throughout the COVID years that's been going along with their, you know, believing that the fundamental narrative that there was a deadly virus and they had to wear masks and take the jabs and that sort of thing, but increasingly sort of questioning that over time. And now that it's, you know, no longer in any way an emergency situation, people are asking even more questions from the, you know, because they feel safe to do that now. So when they read an article like this, even though it doesn't mention the vaccine. People will know, they will know from their own friends and family that there are vaccine injuries. And anyone goes on social media now. I mean, Twitter is just ablaze with stuff about the harm being caused by these mRNA injections. So it'd be quite difficult for people not to make that link themselves, even though the mainstream media aren't making it. And one other thing on the deaths, Peter, is I heard today that the NHS stopped reporting, or NHS England, whoever it is, it stopped reporting deaths from blood clots. And I haven't looked into this properly, but that they stopped reporting this back in 2020. Before the vaccine rollout. So they knew this was coming. Yeah. Well, they knew if they'd written, read what Pfizer, Moderna were holding back. I don't know if they had access to that, but yeah. Let's move on. We'll try and fly through our last, we'll do four stories. This is immigration. This is Wet Welby. I know it's not his speeding ticket, which is a whole other story. I'll leave the viewers to work that out. But this is the debate in Parliament on the immigration bill and this is the telegraph. Justin Welby is wrong to condemn illegal immigration bill as morally unacceptable. The Archbishop was told he was wrong. Speaking in the Lord's, the most reverent Justin Welby warned it risks damaging Britain's reputation at home and abroad and he failed to take a long-term strategic view in immigration challenges and blah blah blah. You expect this from him but the government are trying to deal with the problem and all Welby can do is criticize him because I guess he's an open border, everyone should come to the UK, but what were your thoughts on Welby? Well I mentioned cultural Marxism a few moments ago and a strategy of cultural Marxism was a long march through the institutions and of course we can see how almost every major institution in society has been well and truly marched through, not least the Church of England. I sometimes want to ask these people, although I'll never get the chance. And even if I did ask it, I probably wouldn't get a straight answer from them. I'd like to ask Welby... Where would you draw the line? What would be your limit? Because right now, there are pictures of tens of thousands of people in the north of France, who are going to be crossing the Channel and thousands of them are going to come over this summer. This is causing despair, anger. It's causing great economic hardship because these people are costing a hell of a lot of money as well. But it's like the government no longer cares for its own people. The first duty of government is to look after the safety of its own people. And that no longer seems to matter. And Justin Welby doesn't seem to give a moment's thought to these people who he classes as refugees crossing the channel without documents. Some of them will be fleeing justice in their own countries. Some of them will be rapists. Some of them will be paedophiles. Some of them will be murderers. Now, somebody might say to me in response to saying that, how do you know? Well, I don't. But how do you know they're not? Because they're not documented. Yeah and so this is what's being done to British society, and it's not just Britain of course, the same is being done to Ireland. Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, is a menace to the British people, as are almost all the leaders of our institutions, most of our politicians, as Michael Jackson says, they don't care about us. Exactly. Well, none of the bishops in the house care about any of us. Moving on to Brexit, and this is great from The Economist, trying to work out why Britain would be successful. Britain's services exports are booming despite Brexit. Why? And they try and look into this to try and understand why Britain is not doing worse. And Projam, can you just scroll down to the two graphs there? No, we're not going to get the graphs. But it's really interesting that obviously the left wing media want to bash Britain, and they can't because the service industry is booming in Britain despite Brexit. Who would have thought it, Niall? Yes, well, this is The Economist, so you would think that this is economic experts, but what I've found over the years, Peter, is that economics is not the sort of science of finance at all. It's a social kind of studies field which is heavily populated by people of particular ideological bent who use this kind of, you know, quite sort of serious sounding title of economist to give more value to what they say. But really, they rarely get anything right at all about finance, do they? I mean, the Economist and the Financial Times have been wrong on just about everything. If you look at the inflation problem at the moment, did the Economist and the Financial Times warn you, dear viewers, about that? Did the Economist and the Financial Times warn you about the global financial crisis in 2007, 2008? No, they didn't have a clue it was coming. Because they're not scientists, they're pseudoscientists. They are just social studies, kind of ideological narrative pushers. And of course, Brexit is something that really went against the narrative. Let's finish off on two gender stories. Let me see if we can bring this up. This is, so this is Starbucks Saks trans worker who accused customer of being transphobic then knocked a phone out of person's hands in confrontation after being misgendered. Let me bring, let me actually bring and play the video. The video, give me one second and I will hear it. There, let me see if I can play this. (video plays) I want to leave that. You're rude. Don't ever call me transphobic. Ever. You do not know me. Never. You do not call me transphobic. Ever. I want to leave that. Hi, get out. You are trespassing now. You are trespassing. Get out. Apparently, we said something that sounds phobic. You actually, actually, you actually. You want some, give me the phone. You want some, give me the phone. Let go of me, give me the phone. I've got plenty of witnesses, give me the phone. I said, let go. And it more or less finishes there. The funny thing is that, obviously, after that went viral, that the individual got sacked for that. But it's this sense of entitlement, Niall, and I guess we have a whole education system where people are going through it and told that they shouldn't be offended. And if they're offended, it's hate. And obviously, whenever you go and buy your coffee, if the person is offended by, I don't know, by a look or a walk or whatever it is. But I guess we'll be seeing more and more of this in our society. Yeah, and my advice to people is, if you get into a situation like that lady got into, don't engage, just walk away. Because that person, however unreasonable they are, they have got the law behind them, the Equality Act, and the whole narrative is in their favour. And so in this case, you know, this person was filmed and found out and the company Starbucks had little option but to sack this person. You know, whatever happened to the customer is always right? But no, it's not worth. And this is why I'd say there's one sort of protest that I would not go to, and that's the drag queen, trans child grooming events, which I think are absolutely abhorrent, but I will not go to a protest because you'll get all these shrill socialist worker types and the police will be on their side and anything you say, potentially you could be apprehended for by the police. So I think just don't engage. You can never be forced to use somebody's pronouns, they try and force you to use their pronouns. No, you can't be forced to use that. Just walk away. Now, it's not every situation, you can just walk away. But just don't get into a confrontation. But also don't feel that you have to accommodate some of this madness because it is madness. I'd say that as a mental health practitioner, what's going on now with this transgenderism is lunacy. But I think that there's a danger in tackling it in a situation like this. Best if possible to just walk away. Yeah, yeah. We'll finish off on the same topic but on freedom of speech, journalistic expression. This is a story in the Telegraph on the National Union of Journalists, who are of course the bastions of free speech and journalism. Fears for free speech after journalist union refuses refuses to defend gender-critical members and it's that Britain's leading journalistic union has rejected calls to defend members who cover trans issues and gender-critical beliefs. The National Union of Journalists was called upon at a meeting to issue a statement supporting members who covered the debate on sex and gender and to condemn abuse that they might receive for discussing gender. A gender-critical viewpoint is just a normal gender, that's just how it is. But they refuse to do it. And I guess it's, we've seen the capitulation of our media anyway over the last three years, but there is an absolute, as you said, I think a fear of the trans lobby. But again, you do expect a union to come and back you. Maybe this is why the Workers' England Union are needed so much. So I'll leave that to you, Niall. Yes, so certainly journalists if you have any concerns about the various woke agendas that are going on that you may profoundly disagree with, this is a clear message from the National Union of Journalists. They are not going to stand up for you. So yes, come and join the Workers of England. There's nothing to stop you joining an independent union that isn't tied to the establishment and to the official narratives like the NUJ is. Alongside that story, Peter, there's a school teacher who's been dismissed for refusing to use a pupil's transgender pronoun. So we really are getting into sort of Maoist cultural revolution kind of atmosphere now. And I reckon that it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. But my hope is that this woke onslaught will eat itself. You know, that they'll cause so many schisms and such conflict with among themselves that they will, that we can just sort of, you know, enjoy the show and get the popcorn, but I think that the heat is going to be turned up quite a lot before we get to the point where we can see it coming to an end. It will come to an end, just like Mao's cultural revolution came to an end in China, but they had something like 12 years of that, and a lot of people died, a lot of people were persecuted during that time and what we've got now is persecution, you know, when people are hounded out of their jobs, prevented from getting any other work, they are, you know, portrayed on the media as being some, you know, diabolical person who everyone has to stay away from. I mean this is like the witch hunt hysteria of the 16th, 17th centuries. Yeah, no, it really is. Well, I think on that, we will finish up. The viewers can obviously, our listeners can find Neil, his handle is there @Dr_Neil_McRae, with two underscores. So it is there on Gab. Do go and make use of Gab, as do we. We post all the videos on Gab. So it is a wonderful social media platform and was free before Musk ever thought of having freedom, supposedly. We'll not even get into that. But Dr. Niall McCrae, thank you as always for joining us. Thank you. It's a pleasure to be on. And sorry about the glitches earlier, but we got there in the end. We always get there at the end, so no problem at all. But I wish our viewers and listeners a wonderful rest of your Saturday, rest of your weekend, whatever you're doing. Have a wonderful time on Sunday. Take some time off your normal work schedule. I say that to me as well as I say to you and on Monday we'll be back with you with Dr Peter McCullough will be with us on Monday evening so tune in for that. And on that, have a wonderful evening and we'll see you Monday.

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GUEST OVERVIEW: Rebecca Rees tells the story of the suspicious circumstance surrounding her mums death. Midazolam was found in her mum's blood after her death, although the hospital denies prescribing it, and the police say they're too busy to investigate.

More straight talking as Dr Niall McCrae returns to Hearts of Oak for an hour of news driven chat and discussion, giving his unbridled opinions on some of the top stories bouncing around this week on the web, in the papers and on social media. Topics and articles going under the microscope this week are... - Hate not Hope release their most recent report 'Rhetoric, Racism and Resentment' including Hearts of Oak amongst others. - Lineker Tweets: Presenters revolt for overpaid, jug eared BBC propaganda tool. - China Announces lockdown plans for the flu as Washington Post tells Americans to prepare for the same. - Russell Brand and how the left will eat themselves. - Corporate consumerism: Making us more dependent and less resilient while 'verging on extortion.' - The BBC (Biased Broadcasting Caliphate) welcome all the haters and conspiracy theorists back to Twitter. - ULEZ London: Cameras vandalised amid backlash against expansion. - Civil War at the New York Times! Older, liberal veterans Vs the younger, woke staff over the papers coverage of the trans issue. - Silent Prayer: Pro-life advocate arrested again for ‘thoughtcrime' near abortion clinic. - Matt Hancock, COVID strains and 'frightening the pants' off the public. - Telegraph Misrepresents Ofcom Ruling Against Mark Steyn. Dr Niall McCrae is an officer for ‘Covid coercion in the workplace' for the Workers of England trade union, the only union standing up for workers' rights and freedoms in the UK during these troubled times. From 2010 to 2021 he was a senior lecturer in mental health at King's College London, and he continues to write on mental health matters. He was also a senior researcher for David Kurten and Peter Whittle on the London Assembly. His publications include several books including ‘Moralitis: a Cultural Virus' (with Robert Oulds), ‘The Moon and Madness', ‘Echoes from the Corridors' (with Peter Nolan) and ‘The Year of the Bat' (with MLR Smith). He is a regular contributor to Unity News Network, Gateway Pundit, Lockdown Sceptics, The Salisbury Review and The Light. Follow Niall on Gab @Dr_Niall_McCrae https://www.workersofengland.co.uk/  For our listeners in the US, do check out our friends at https://guncat5.com/ 'Firearms training for women, by women' Originally broadcast live 11.3.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share! Links to this episodes talking points... Hate not Hope https://hopenothate.org.uk/2023/02/26/state-of-hate-2023-rhetoric-racism-and-resentment/ Lineker https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110001603574903499 Lockdown https://dailysceptic.org/2023/03/10/china-announces-lockdown-plans-for-the-flu-as-washington-post-prepares-americans-for-the-same/ Russell Brand https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/mar/10/russell-brand-politics-public-figures-responsibility See you Soon https://countrysquire.co.uk/2023/03/09/see-you-soon-the-showrooms-polite-warning/ Twitter https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-64554381.amp ULEZ https://gab.com/Dr_Niall_McCrae/posts/109993951077560823 New York Times https://dailysceptic.org/2023/03/07/civil-war-at-the-new-york-times/ Silent prayer https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/mar/6/isabel-vaughan-spruce-again-arrested-thoughtcrime-/ Hancock https://www.itv.com/news/2023-03-05/need-to-frighten-the-pants-off-public-with-new-covid-strain-matt-hancock-said Mark Steyn https://dailysceptic.org/2023/03/06/telegraph-misrepresents-ofcom-ruling-against-mark-steyn/ [0:22] Dr. Niall McCrae, thank you so much and sorry for keeping you waiting in the green room. You're live now. it's quite comfortable in here. I'm sorry. There's lots of right-wing books to read in this room. I'm sorry that I didn't supply you tea and coffee and drinks, but one day we'll have a proper green room to do that. Can I just, there was one comment on the side. Shelley Marlow said, I think she said, oh, Robert Malone. that's just weird, because I've seen people talk about controlled opposition. If that's a controlled opposition was, I wanted. The guy is absolutely genuine. I talked to him and his wife, what they're doing, all the work they've done. They were probably, probably the most genuine people [1:09] that I've met in some of my travels. They were hospitable. They opened up their house to me, they told me to stay as long as I wanted and just a wonderful couple. So don't believe the lies that only some of us are pure and the rest are all. There may be people in this for other reasons, but I think Robert Malone is not one of those. He is absolutely genuine. Anyway, we have enough stories and my sincere apologies for taking so much of Niall's time. You can of course find Niall on gab, that is, and we've taken most of the stories from his Gab account tonight. That said, let's jump in with our first story. It is Hate Not Hope have got a wonderful report. I love Hate Not Hope's annual report on the state of Hate, rhetoric, racism and resentment. It is an absolute honour for us here at Hearts of Oak to be in that. I thank Hate Not Hope so much for mentioning us and for showing us that things were doing well and not doing well and we will get a full page spread next time. That is our goal, a full paid spread in Hate Not Hope. [2:27] But Niall tell us about this because this obviously tries to target those of us sensible ones supposedly on the right. Many people mentioned are absolutely fantastic people. Some of them seem to be some Nazis. It's a whole mix really is. [2:47] Yeah, tell us about Hate Not Hope or this report or kind of what they highlight. Well, I think you could take two approaches to this Hate Not Hope, sorry, it's the other way around, isn't it? Hope Not Hate report.   I always get it mixed up. Yeah, well, of course, it is all about hate, really. These are the most hateful people, the most intolerant, woke Puritans. And I think that the first approach that you can take is just to find it all very amusing and to see it as a badge of honor. I mean, I saw that in the gallery of far-right extremists, there was a rather fetching picture of yourself, Peter. And there were also some other outlets. In fact, most of the outlets I write for [3:45] were in this Hate Not Hope report, including the conservative woman. I mean, Unity News Network, none of this, of course, is justifiable, but you can understand some of their websites are a bit more forthright, but conservative women are much more careful what they say. But also in amongst them was Richard Tice of the Reform Party. And so just as you said a few moments ago, Peter, there is such a crazy mix of people of all anywhere to the right of the spectrum. And I think what the intention [4:32] is here is to by associating Richard Tice with you know some real kind of far-right extremists because there are far-right extremists in that report. I think the intention is to warn people like Richard Tice, GB News, Nigel Farage, and in fact, anyone who follows Richard Tice, Reform Party, Nigel Farage and so on, that they are dabbling in, they're on a slippery slope, really to far right extremism. But I think the second approach is, and I guess what I would [5:24] recommend is a combination of two. The first is to extract some humour from it and to be quite pleased that you've got this free publicity. But the second approach is that that this is actually a dangerous organization. [5:45] They're well-funded by the establishment. This report will be sitting on every MP's desk, and it will have an impact. Now, obviously people in that report will have been well used to being canceled over the last three years or more on social media and other outlets. But that is just a thin end of the wedge. The disinformation industry is really ramping up, and the hate industry is really ramping up. And we see these bills going through Parliament. There's going to be a lot more clamping down on people who are in that report. Well, let's go to another hateful figure and that is Mr. Lineker. And here he is. Pro Jam, can you just scroll down so we get the full.. [6:49] Yep, so scroll down. Scroll down, down, down. Yes, revolt for Lineker. And I don't know if those of you will be watching the match today. I won't because Liverpool lost 1-0 so I'll certainly not be watching them. But they've all walked out. But it's him comparing what the UK government are doing to the Nazis. And this is on immigration. I guess you've no love lost for Mr. Gary Lineker, Neil. [7:20] Well, if you are a fan of Match of the Day on Saturday evenings, I think you'll be going without tonight. I think they've cancelled it, haven't they? And, you know, this is Lineker and Chums holding the viewing public to ransom with their political ideology. I saw Ian Wright defending Gary Lineker when he actually praised the sacking of some other pundits from Match of the Day. He said nothing about Matt Le Tissier. when Matt Le Tissier was, you know, shown the door because of his comments about, I think, footballers collapsing after having the vaccine. So nothing, this isn't really about free speech. These people have got no principles at all. If they did, they would have been speaking out about all the other people that have been cancelled by the BBC over the years. [8:38] No, this is simply that they are part of the, that they follow the same narrative. [8:44] As Gary Lineker. They think that speaking out in favour of refugees, that that's self-promotion. And I wish Gary Lineker, when he talks about these people coming across the English channel as the most vulnerable people in society, I wish that he would consider the vulnerability, of girls and young women who live in the proximity of these hotels that are putting up these undocumented male migrants who shouldn't be in the country. And isn't it funny how the likes of Gary Lineker were so anti-Brexit, so pro-EU. These people have fled from the EU. You know, that might be, that's not where they've come from originally, but that is a country that they have been so desperate to escape from, France and the European Union. So it doesn't sound like Gary has got much of an opinion of rights and compassion in the European Union, does it? Why don't we send them all back to the EU and send Gary Lineker [10:10] on the same ship, yeah? Because the British public is getting more and more resentful of these [10:20] rich, smug, arrogant celebrities, cocking a snoop at ordinary people whose lives are genuinely, being affected in all kinds of adverse ways by these migrants being dispersed all around the country. People have had weddings cancelled, hotels have sacked their staff, and these migrants are on the streets and we know what's going on in Britain and Ireland at the moment. We know what's been going on with the abuse of young girls, and that's not necessarily refugees that were doing that, but it was, you know, again, perpetrators were the sorts of people that Gary would call the victims, or the vulnerable people. You know, people that actually sexually abuse our daughters, and Gary Lineker calls them vulnerable. [11:24] Oh, exactly. Yeah. Well, now we've paid half a billion to the French to look after it. I'm sure everything will be fixed, but that's a whole other issue which we won't touch on. Projam, can you bring up the next one on China announces, China announces lockdown plans for the flu as Washington Post tells Americans to prepare for the same. And it is this, let me break this story here. That is the, the daily sceptic, which is becoming better and better. And Toby Young seems to be becoming more and more red-pilled, which is interesting. But yeah, they're all seemingly getting ready and Washington Post had the same for Americans. It seems to be their preparedness for something that's incoming Niall. Well, of course, I mean, COVID-19 was a trial run, I think, for what's coming next. [12:21] I don't fully agree with your comment about daily sceptic becoming, [12:30] You know, there's that podcast that Toby Young does for James Dellingpole called London Calling and people say they're either on Team Toby or Team James. I think Toby is a long, long way from Team James. He still believes in the cock-up theory rather than the conspiracy theory that James believes in. But yes, there is some very good stuff on Daily Sceptic. And it's a brilliant library, if you like, of everything that's gone on over the last three years. If you want to search for any information about COVID, then Daily Sceptic is such a fantastic resource. But this particular piece, Washington Post supporting the idea of future lockdowns, and they're not even saying that this would be for a deadly new pathogen necessarily. It could just be that there's a bad strain of flu. So no lessons have been learned. But of course, this isn't about learning lessons. The Washington Post and the whole [13:52] COVID-19 regime, they knew that lockdowns don't stop an airborne respiratory virus any more than masks are a prevention. They know all this, but it's because lockdowns allow them to take huge strides forward with their project. And if you think back to 2020, just how much was done in that short space of time. For example, 5G aerials was put up all around the country during that time when you weren't really allowed out of your house.   Yeah, no, completely, completely. Let's go to Russell Brand. Pro Jam, can you bring up the next one? I once admired Russell Brand. This is weird because I've gone the other way. I once hated Russell Brand. I thought he was just a sex-crazed junkie. I don't know whether he is or not, but this is The Guardian. Obviously they once admired Russell Brand, but his grim trajectory shows us where politics is heading. Interesting how I've got opposite thoughts about it. But yeah, he's obviously gained a lot of popularity. I've got some questions around it but a lot of stuff he puts out is is bang on the money. What are your thoughts? Well, I would say to all viewers that, [15:22] you know, usually it'd be like extracting your own teeth reading Guardian comment articles. But this one is so bad that it's good. Believe me, it's well worth a read. And there's too much to unpack in the time that we've got. But Russell Brand has really gone a long way in George Monbiot's perspective from where he should be. But actually, I think Russell Brand hasn't changed as much as the Guardian and George Monbiot have changed. I mean, they've moved ever further away from thinking about what ordinary people want, to pushing this totalitarian net zero technocracy. [16:21] And Russell Brand, he speaks to a young audience, people who like freedom, that hasn't changed. I think he was always speaking to a fairly sort of liberal, I mean, okay, in the past, he was probably more woke than he is now. And like you like you say, I can watch Russell Brand now when I couldn't really before. But really, George Monbiot's article is just such good fun to read. I mean, everything that's going on in the world that we know is wrong. The central digital currency, the lockdowns, the COVID vaccines and denial of the injuries, digital surveillance, the Dutch farmers, all these sorts of things. According to George Monbiot, they are conspiracy theories that Russell Brand is dabbling in. So what you see in this article is just one long dribble of denial [17:37] by George Monbiot of what's really going on. And George Monbiot is also saying that he's very worried about the way politics is going. And that's interesting to the likes of you and me, Peter, isn't it? Because, you know, we wouldn't be human if we didn't get pessimistic about things. But it's interesting to hear George Monbiot, the way that he, you know, reading the tea leaves, if you like, he sees things getting a lot worse for his side. And just very recently, three weeks ago, I think, I was at Oxford for a rally against the road closures for net zero by Oxford City Council against the wishes of the local residents. And it was a massive turn up. People came around from all over the country, 10 to 20,000 there. And George Monbiot lives in Oxford and he was seething with rage at what he saw that day. It was terrible for him. This was his home city. [18:42] And it was all these conspiracy theorists had come from near or far. So he's quite a worried man, is George Monbiot.   I'm glad you brought some joy to him. It's always good to bring joy to the the Guardianistas help them out in their struggle against reality. Let's move on to a piece you wrote. Let me just mention once again, guncat5.com. Go there. As I said, part of the parallel economy. And they haven't paid me a cent for this. I just enjoyed being with them. Go and you can sign up to their newsletter. And also if you want to get merch, I would encourage you to do that. [19:23] Over here, this is an article that you've put together, Neil, on Country Square magazine. If you can scroll down Pro Jam, it's a really interesting article, See you soon, the showroom's polite warning. It's about sustainability and I guess if the industry actually were green in any way, they would promote cars that last longer than a three-year warranty. That's kind of the overview. about this article Neil?   Yeah well I think there's two messages here. One is that you know we are opposing this new normal that the globalists want to impose on us but I think the last three years of Covid has shown, you know, certainly someone like myself who wasn't really very alert to what was going on until Covid. [20:20] It shows us that the old normal wasn't very good either. There were lots of things going wrong, and some of that was things that are creeping towards where we've got now. But this article is more about the corporate consumerism and how products are deliberately made not to last. And and it's been going on for a long time, but it's got steadily worse as, you know. [20:52] Computer tested components are made to last a very precise lifetime. And, you know, this started sort of infamously with planned obsolescence in the American motor industry in the 1950s, where they changed the model every year. And then they started putting on more more ridiculous wings and tail fins on the car. And incidentally, the editor of Country Squire has chosen what often comes up on an internet search. If you search Country Squire, you don't get the magazine top on Google, you get this American car called the Country Squire. And that's in the picture there is a Ford Country Squire from the late 1960s. Perhaps he could have chosen one with with the fins and wings from the late fifties. But anyway, the other point though, which is what you're touched on already, is that we have all these greenies lecturing us, hectoring us about the need for sustainability. Well, why aren't they [22:06] doing something about this corporate scam, because it is a scam, really. They could make products last for a lot longer than they do. And instead, things are lasting less and less time than ever. So we need to keep replacing them. We need to keep getting new stuff, mostly from China. You know, it has shipped all the way from China, made in sweatshops. I mean, this is not sustainability. So why aren't the so-called environmentalists making more of this, rather than trying to police every single aspect of yours and my lives? [22:50] Exactly. Exactly. Let's move on to Twitter. Projam, can you bring up the haters and conspiracy theorists back on Twitter? This is something the BBC had been working on and I'm not sure exactly why they had been working on it. It does seem as though they have a special unit. But this talks about the haters and conspiracy theorists back on Twitter and it's written by the disinformation team. I thought all the BBC was the disinformation team but obviously only part of it is the disinformation team. But they go and they talk all different people complain about Andrew Tate, complain about those who say that, stop the stealing, about saying the election was stolen in 2020. Mike Lindell talk about Robert Malone. And yeah, what were your thoughts? That disinformation, not really struck me. [23:51] It's interesting how the with the Gary Lineker story we mentioned earlier that there are all these people according to social media today who are cancelling their TV license because of Gary Lineker being kind of temporarily suspended from match of the day for his Nazi comments. I think that's just a cover up for the fact that the BBC is losing more and more people all the time. And I think some of those people are cancelling their TV license because of the latest nonsense from Gary Lineker. I was on a train home yesterday, I just heard three ladies who were in their 50s, ordinary sort of women and they were saying [24:46] Why does the BBC have people like him saying such nonsense? They're probably the people that will still carry on paying the license anyway, but hopefully UK based viewers [25:01] on Hearts of Oak, if you haven't cancelled your TV license already, you really need to do it. You don't need the BBC. The BBC hates you. This is the thing. It's got this disinformation T All these people on good salaries paid for by your TV license. You are paying to be spied on and attacked by these people. And I saw that article a few days ago, Peter, and as you say, it's written by the disinformation team. If you go to the bottom of the article, you'll see there's about 10 or 12 names. And the article itself is really flimsy. I mean, you or I, Peter, could write such a piece in about 10 minutes flat. It's really flimsy. It mentions Andrew Tate, and that's about all. And yet all these people are being paid to produce this guff. So please, anyone that's still paying, just cancel it. You don't need the BBC. And the BBC doesn't need you either, because unfortunately, the money that they're losing, from hundreds of thousands of people leaving the TV license fee. [26:25] The government's quite willing to pay instead, just like they're paying for the newspapers, because authoritarian regimes love media, don't they? That's how they get their message across. So the BBC isn't gonna die, But why should you pay? [26:42] Why should you pay to have this constant barrage of anti-conservative, anti-traditional, They really don't like the ordinary British people much at all. [27:01] Yeah, no completely. We will move on this here, which was from your gab and it's telegraph, which obviously is often difficult to get because it's behind a paywall. This kind of connects with the Oxford thing. Someone said on the chat, HW Logan said, did the protest in Oxford help at all? Well, it's about applying pressure. All these things are applying pressure. It's never just a one off. But this is ULEZ cameras. Is the ultra-low emission zone, vandalized amid backlash against zone expansion. And there's a camera, you can see cut, the cable's cut, and you can see the front, not on that, the fronts are kind of blacked out. And yeah, it's a fight back against this control, isn't it Neil? Yeah, and obviously I'm not going to incite crime on the show tonight, but I think my only comment on this, Peter, would be to quote from Thomas Jefferson. [28:13] 'When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty' [28:24] Very interesting. It's interesting how technology is used and that control has been used in different ways throughout the centuries, but now it's more insidious and invasive. Let's move on to, let me bring this is, what is our next? Our next is Civil War at the New York Times. A daily sceptic once again, who I think would be worse off without them, but they could be a lot better. I agree completely with your thoughts earlier. [29:01] I was giving some slack to Toby Young who I think deserves criticism and praise in equal measure. But this is civil war at the New York Times. This is the clash they talk about between the older liberal veterans, or how it's termed here, and its younger woke staff over the coverage of the trans issue. [29:28] I wonder whether it's that. I don't think every young person wants to chop off bits of children and sexually abuse them in that way. So I think that's probably over-egging it, that split. But it's I guess good to see the liberal media, the established media, the mainstream media actually up in arms with themselves over these issues. Well, sometimes people can be quite flabbergasted by this woke momentum that doesn't seem to stop. You know, you get these stories every now and again, oh, they've gone too far this time. But no, they keep going because there isn't any real strong and meaningful resistance to them, either from the ordinary people or from the establishment. And for the latter, that's because the establishment likes what these young woke warriors are doing. They're pushing [30:41] the narrative. Look at the way, not just in Britain, but in other Western countries as well, you get these Antifa protesters coming up to counter freedom rallies, for example. [30:59] Their opponents are always accused of racism and homophobia and all that sort of thing. And the establishment just loves this because here is dissent against the establishment narrative [31:17] being countered by, and often such as when there's a drag queen protest outside a library, for example, that there are more antifa counter protesters and a few brave people who dare to turn up for the protest itself. So what I think you've got going on here, Peter, is a supposedly liberal left newspaper, The New York Times, getting in a generational struggle. The older writers, as you put it, who are more genuinely liberal, okay, they might have got fallen for all the COVID authoritarianism, but they still believe some of their kind of, liberal kind of outlook. Whereas the younger journalists and staff at the New York Times, they are like the Red Guards of Mao's China. You know, they're totally uncompromising and they are extremely shrill advocates of all these [32:39] extreme causes like transgenderism. And it's interesting to see what happens with someone like someone like JK Rowling, who has been completely sort of persona non grata now. And this is what goes on in workplaces as well. This is not just the New York Times, this goes on in universities up and down the country, not just in America, in Britain as well. In Britain, [33:11] universities, older, genuinely academic, enlightenment-infused lecturers and professors are skating on thin ice now because of this Red Guard-like, woke revolution that's going on. And the administrators, the senior administrators of principals and so on, they don't stand up for their staff. They say they want to support these courses. Look what universities did with Black Lives Matter, for example. They just took over the whole university for a couple of weeks back in 2020. And they're fully, completely, totally in support of transgender ideology. So who's going to win that battle in New York Times? I think it's fairly obvious, I think they'll just get, you know, they'll ease out some of their as some of some of their leading journalists have already left. [34:21] But they will be eased out, leaving an ever more woke staff behind. No, completely. [34:31] I see. Sorry, I can see some of the comments as well from DLive. There's Kryptonite Dude on DLive. You can obviously watch on any of the platforms. If it's Rumble, if it's DLive, if it's Twitch, if it's on Twitter or on GETTR, on Rumble or directly on the website. Great having you with us. Obviously Niall McCrae is not for YouTube. So we keep more. We do do the, I think on Monday we'll do YouTube to discuss on CPAC. So that should be safe. I don't think CPAC has been cancelled by YouTube as yet, but you never know. We'll see. This is about the pro-life issue, well it's the free speech issue really. And Pro Jam if you can just scroll up, a British pro-life advocate again arrested for thought crime of silent prayer near abortion clinic. [35:25] This is the second time she's been arrested and actually the bill, this is under existing legislation, but the bill has passed through parliament, I think it was a couple of days ago and it passed through parliament which will now make it illegal to go within 150 metres of any abortion clinic if you do anything to oppose it, including silent prayer. Some MPs tried to get an amendment through that would remove prayer but no, it was kicked out. So the conservative government, Labour, all of them, they want to make prayer illegal. But the second time this woman, even after being acquitted, what are your thoughts on this Niall? [36:08] Well, you know, I could probably go on for half an hour on this, but I think I would prefer just to say the outstanding point about this incident, and it really is a profound point, is that thought crime literally is a thing now. So this woman's private thoughts in the form of prayer. [36:45] Completely unseen to anyone, but known only to herself, is now criminalized. And what an amazing achievement that is of the authoritarian state, that you can now be arrested for praying. I don't think the large numbers of Muslim men praying in the street in some towns and cities in the UK, I don't think they've got much to worry about. But you see, another just very quick point is that isn't it amazing how much protection abortion is being given? And it's almost become like Holocaust denial. You know, if you deny the right to abortion, and not just, you know, most people, my guess is that most of the ordinary British public would accept abortion within a certain time period, you know, 20 weeks, 24 weeks, which is what we've got at the moment. [38:03] But they wouldn't accept it to right, most people I don't think would want that right up to the point of birth or even beyond as some extreme advocates of abortion are calling for. But again, it's something that people feel very scared to resist such is the outrage [38:27] that you get for saying anything critical. Of course, if you're a man, you're not allowed to say, talk about abortion at all, aren't you? You'd have to do a temporary transition to females, so you could say a few words about it. Yeah, it's just quite stunning how successful that the establishment has been in making abortion totally out of bounds for criticism. Yeah, I would actually go as far as I like the heartbeat legislation in the States. You feel someone's pulse and you know they're alive. So that's about six weeks. That's what I would roll it back to. So I would be a full-on extremist. But can I just again repeat, this is happening under a so-called Conservative government. This is the Tories that want to make prayer illegal. Let me repeat that. This is the Conservative government that if you go and vote for the the Conservative government, if you vote for Labour, if you vote for Green, if you vote for Libs, they all want to make prayer illegal. So choose how you vote. That's what I would say. Yes. I'm glad you said that, Peter. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves and others that these things are happening under a Conservative government. And what the Conservatives hope [39:53] is that come the next election, people will think, well, it's bad enough under us. [39:59] But think how bad it's going to be under Labour. That's how they hope people will think, you know, better the devil you know. Now, I've got just a very quick self-promotion here. I've got an article coming out on Unity News Network tomorrow, which is a letter to MPs. So we've got an election that would be next year at latest. So probably it's going to be 2024. And before an election is called, I think people should be writing to their MPs, asking them where they stand on all these issues, which are the big issues of the time, none of which are in manifestos apart from the climate crap. But all this, the COVID stuff, the digital surveillance, you know, the cashless society, the transgender teaching to primary school children, none of these things were voted for. And I think that we deserve to know where our MPs, whether it's Labour, SNP, Tory, whatever they are. We need to be asking them where they stand on the biggest issues of our time, because the biggest issues of our time were not in large, mainly they were not in any party's manifesto. [41:26] Yeah, not completely.   So, sorry, just to say that the article, it includes a letter that people can send, and I think it'd be really good if people from, you know, everywhere in the country, if you're living in the UK, if you send this letter to your MP, and the answers will be interesting. It doesn't matter if they just use all kind of obfuscation or avoid the questions. That itself is interesting, but it's also interesting if they send you a splurge of woke justifications for these policies. Yeah. Will that be available on your GAB Neil? [42:03] Yes, I'll put it out on GAB and it will also be on the Unity News Network website. Yeah. Okay, wonderful. We will certainly repost that and put it out. Hold our politicians to account as they think they can get away with, well, literally murder, So anything they like. Last two stories will go to this lovely man who should be number one in a Nuremberg trial but I don't think that will ever happen. But Hancock wanted to frighten the pants off the public with new COVID strain leaked messages suggest. I'm really interested Niall with this whole thing. Obviously it was Isabelle Oakeshott, the other half, maybe the more evil half of Richard Tice, I would say. And she got these privately and then released them. That shows how despicable she is. Obviously, you can't trust her with a thing. But I'm just wondering whether they want to make Hancock the fall guy so the rest of them can walk away. What are your thoughts on all this stuff? I agree with your comment that the fall guy in the UK is Matt Hancock. And the fall guy in America is Anthony Fauci with two different stories. [43:24] But they're both part of the same controlled release valve, the sort of revisionism on the the COVID narrative, because they have to move on. I think the globalists need to move on from COVID now. They can't keep this lingering forever. They've got big plans, and many things are going on behind the scenes. But it seems that they want to move on from it now. And that's happening with two big stories that are going on. In the Britain, we've had these WhatsApp messages, which were privately shown to Isabel Oakeshott, the journalist, but she said it was in the public interest for them to be published. [44:19] I'm very suspicious, I'm afraid, of this whole thing. Listen to Isabel Oakeshott's view on Midazolam because you know many people have been saying okay you're exposing this about Matt Hancock about you know wanting to scare the pants off people but what about what about Midazolam and she says oh that's not story there's nothing in that and and that you know that that makes me very suspicious. I'll be quite frank, I could be totally wrong and I doubt if she, if Isabelle Oakeshott is going to sue me for this, but I would say she's working for the other side. I really do believe that. And the other story which is going on is the lab leak. Now, there's three views about COVID-19 as a virus, right? One is that to believe the official narrative that it came from some bat soup in a wet market in Wuhan. You know, that was the official story, wasn't it? Zoonotic transmission to some, you know, unhygienic food market. The other story, [45:45] the second one is that this must have come from a leak, accidental or deliberate, from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. What a coincidence that this lab is in the same city where this unprecedented, deadly coronavirus arose from. And for a while, I believed that story. I believed that this must have come from the lab. But then I came to the conclusion, and I know that most sceptics are not fully on board on the same boat as me on this, but I came to the conclusion that the whole [46:29] COVID-19 phenomenon is a hoax. And that's why you can't be on YouTube, of course. Oh yes. I know you too well Niall. It is a hoax. And I think one of the best people to listen to on this is Patrick Henningsen, of UK Column. And if you look at the show he did yesterday, which you know, you can go back and replay it, and the one he did the Friday before where he lays out very clearly the argument that there never has been an isolated virus. The whole thing is a scam with PCR [47:16] test fraud. Anthony Fauci is a fall guy in America because he was involved in the funding of this laboratory in Wuhan through the National Institutes of Health. Now he's being accused of funding this dangerous gain of function virus. And people want him to be prosecuted, like Fox News and many Republican politicians and right wing commentators in America calling for Fauci to be prosecuted and for the Chinese government to pay reparations. I don't agree with that. I believe that this is a much more serious crime, which is that this whole thing was a hoax. And one day, one day in the future, people will eventually find that out. But at the moment, it's only a very small minority of really deeply cynical people like myself that have come to that conclusion. I'm on the rabbit hole looking down. I'm trying to work out. I know it's interesting having the conversations with Dr. Malone about this specific thing. [48:32] I'm still above the rabbit hole where I know you're further down. Let's finish off with what happens when you do speak the truth. This is the absolutely legendary Mark Steyn. I say legendary because I remember following him 10 years ago whenever he was discussing Islam and the clash that we have in the West between Islam and our freedoms, and now he's taken on the role of legend and folklore through a completely separate, threat, and that is obviously on Covid. And here are telegraph misrepresenters of ruling against Mark Steyn. Well of course they do, sure they hate him. And they would like us all to be locked away and jammed. That's all the media right and left. But he obviously has had to leave. So, it's good, I guess, that this is coming out. Niall shows us the difficulty, I guess, of being a journalist in a mainstream organization. Even like GB News, it seems to be their massive restrictions under the Ofcom control? [49:45] The Daily Telegraph around about 10 to 15 years ago did this big splash about expenses, MPs claiming expenses and it was kind of epitomized by that rich old Tory grandee that bought a duck house on the lake in his private mansion. Do you remember that?   I remember.   And so this is a telegraph doing the same thing again where it is apparently doing something anti-establishment government. And so stunning and brave is the Telegraph, publishing those WhatsApp messages of Isabell Oakeshott, showing all of this scandalous activity going on in government. [50:55] And yet, the real story, which is the terrible harm that's been caused to people by these experimental genetic engineering injections, that they were coerced into taking and causing all kinds of problems, including death, [51:19] and the Telegraph has got nothing to say about that at all. And indeed, when this Ofcom ruling [51:27] was made, you know, total hypocritical ruling by Ofcom, but there we go, the Telegraph went out of its way to misreport it. This isn't just a mistake by the Telegraph. This is a message that it wanted people to know that anyone who criticizes the vaccines will be in trouble. And the Telegraph of course, like all the newspapers, they get vast amounts of money from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. And, you know, journalists wages are paid by the government these days. So it's a very interesting illustration of just how bought the newspapers are. What should have been, you know, if things were working properly in the media, they should have been, journalists should have been dancing up and down with glee at having this big story of a journalist free speech being suppressed by an organ of the state. But sadly, we don't live in those times, we live in the times where the Telegraph, the Guardian, the Times and the Mail are themselves [52:50] organs of the state.   Yeah, they should all be on that Nuremberg trial. Neil, thank you so much for coming on. I really appreciate you giving your thoughts and there's Nanny Annie says, Thanks Niall, great show. I agree with everything you've said. So it's always good to have you on. Thank you. [53:10] Thank you, Peter. And goodbye to all the viewers. Thank you. Let me, actually, let me, sorry, there's one other, I just wanted to leave the viewers with a smile. It's always good. Here was Bob Moran's latest, which I did think was genius as always. Thanks for making us a vaccine. We made you a play swing. Beautiful. Let me, yeah, that's, we made you a play swing, went great. Make sure and share Bob Moran. Make sure and share everything he puts up. Make him known far and wide, everywhere you can. Make sure and share that. [53:52] I just also wanted to just remind the viewers about, I've really got into Babylon Bee recently. I heard Seth Dillon speak at an event I was at a month ago, but I've kind of glanced at it. Here are some of the pieces on the front news if you go on their news thing. Man who's already purchased product just wants the ads to stop. Tucker Carlson obtains 40,000 unseen hours of Biden falling down Air Force One stairs. [54:22] Mario arrested for hate crime after leaving skid marks on Rainbow Road. But it was one I just want to leave you with to go and have a look at and it was page five and it is this. Obviously this is all satire just in case you missed that. This is shocking study shows more kids identifying as members of world's most celebrated popular group and it just says a shocking Gallup poll has revealed that a rapidly increasing number of kids in Gen Z are now identifying as members of the world's most celebrated popular group. We're absolutely stunned by this says sociologist Dr. Veg Bergman. We can't begin to explain why young, impressionable kids who are desperate for popularity and affirmation are suddenly choosing to become members of the most popular and affirmed group in human history. Every single movie, TV show, corporation, TikTok influencer, YouTuber, public school teacher, pop star and Hollywood star in the country openly promote and celebrate this group. Why on earth would teenagers want to be part of it? [55:25] It must be biology. And it goes on. Absolutely phenomenal how they use satire so powerfully [55:33] to mock and ridicule and give you a smile. So make sure and do go to Babylon Bee. I really got into it just a couple of days ago when I was in the States and someone sent me one and I read it, the whole article for the first time, I thought this isn't just good, this is genius. So obviously, Yeah, and there's also the Pacific, which is a piss take of Atlantic monthly. [56:00] And another Twitter account that some of you might have seen is clownworldtoday. And I've often said to people, if you want to know what's going on in the world over the last three years, look at just go on clownworldtoday Twitter.   Yeah, no, I agree. I love it. I love it. I really do. Let me just say, do go, please do go when you finish, go to guncat5.com, go sign up the newsletter. [56:33] They've got a phenomenal team there of true conservatives who are making sure people are protected in the States and something that we can't do here. But anyway, that's a whole other issue. On that, I will say bye. We'll let you all go. We've kept you here for an hour. Let you go and enjoy your favourite beverage or whatever you wish to do for the rest of today. Have a great weekend. Good Sunday. I will see you on Monday with Karen Siegemund, unpacking CPAC. That'll be live at 8. So you can come on and give us your thoughts. We'll pull in comments during the show. I will even risk YouTube. There you go. Can't do better than that. On that, thank you so much and we'll see you Monday. So thank you and goodbye.

I pray there will be Nuremberg type trials of Fauci and all his comrades in greed. The questions he would be made to answer, or openly refuse to answer, would indict him at every turn. How are the mRNA shots safe when 92% of deaths in in the UK are in the fully “vaccinated” population? How are they safe and effective when a massive test of 300,000 people proves the injections have caused 10-20 million serious adverse events in Americans, like giving people diabetes? Here's another question: are we to believe no one at the CDC understand how lipid-nano-particles work? We learned this week that every oncologist knows lipid-nano-particles, when combined with medicine (or harmful genetic sequencing concoctions), take that substance everywhere in the body! This means that every oncologist who even casually read about the mRNA Covid injection knew Fauci, the W.H.O., Gates and the Mockingbirds were lying when they pretended the Spike Proteins the mRNA hijacks your gender into making ”stayed at the site of the injection.” Here's another question: does no one at the CDC understand how Midazolam and Morphine lower oxygen levels of people? Because, this week we also learned the dosage levels hospitals are using for people who don't require any sedation are the same levels used in lethal injection of death row inmates. Why is the CDC pushing euthanasia methods with cash bounties which hospitals can capture by drugging people? What does God say? On the deception The Party has pushed upon peopleEphesians 5:6Let no one deceive you with empty words, for because of these things the wrath of God comes upon the sons of disobedience.For people who commit these acts of evil and are not washed in the CrossRevelation 21:8 But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderers, the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death.”To us, as we face this detestable evilEphesians 6:1212 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.Matthew 5:4444 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, 92% of Covid Deaths Are ‘Fully Vaccinated,' Government Study FindsCardiac testing at Washington public event found 53% myocarditis rate, including 2 active duty US military pilots - what does it mean?US military treated their soldier like garbage: Karolina Stancik of the Army National Guard had 2 heart attacks after getting the mRNA technology COVID vaccine at the age of 21; military hurt her! Listen to what they did to her after her first heart attack after the mRNA gene injection shot, listen to her describe this horrible treatment; they denied her medical care, denied heart careMassachusetts Is Now Offering Young Children $75 Gift Cards To Get A Covid 'VaccineBiden: "I had a nurse named Pearl Nelson. She'd come in and do things I don't think you learn in nursing school. She'd whisper in my ear, I couldn't understand, but she'd whisper and she'd lean down and actually breathe on me to make sure there was a human connection."URGENT: mRNAs jabs may have caused tens of millions of serious new health problems worldwide, a huge peer-reviewed study shows; Covid vaccines are linked to a 20 percent rise in new diagnoses for at least three months after vaccination; a second report finds even higher risks for people with preexisting autoimmune problemsNFL Star Abruptly Retires at 30, Issues Ominous Warning - 'DO NOT Take the Injections They Give You'Chinese virologist @DrLiMengYAN1, who investigated the origin of the COVID-19 virus during the initial outbreak in Wuhan, says that COVID was released by China intentionally.WHO moves forward with plans to target “misinformation” and “disinformation” under international law; The global “health” agency claims that “misinformation” and “disinformation” undermined "compliance with governmental or WHO guidance."Tony Blair praises Estonia for its digital ID system, where babies are given a digital ID at birthWants other countries to follow. 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I had quite a few people push back on our interviews with loves one who think their loves ones were killed by hospital protocols. Many were angry, some felt defensive of healthcare providers. I get both views. This story, though, is the next wave of Covid coverage if we ever want justice. Dr. Michael Yeadon, former Pfizer VP, warned the world about the mRNA injections. Based upon their design, Yeadon said they would not stop transmission or injection, they would cause Antigen Dependent Enhancement, which would make people who got injected more likely to get sick again, Yeadon warned about still-births and fertility issues and was among the first to state the spike proteins absolutely would not stay at the injection site. Now, Dr. Yeadon, who did his PhD thesis on morphine, says hospitals are killing people with overdoses of sedative and pain killers. And, if that sounds familiar, it should. We have interviewed people who lost loved ones in exactly that way. It's not just hospital protocols. Dr. Ryan Cole shows us spike proteins in the cancer cells of people who have recently had their cancers return, some after 4 years of remission. What does God say? When I think of all the excellent people I know in healthcare, I think of the bosses of the CDC and FDA--all run by Pharma--and how they have brutally corrupted the profession. God warns us:1 Corinthians 15:33Do not be deceived: “Bad company corrupts good morals.”The LinksEx global head for respiratory illnesses at Pfizer Dr Mike Yeadon (Phd focus on morphine) for @TheRadicalShow. :"I'm convinced over 100K people were killed by government protocols of Midazolam & Morphine...doses used were between 3-5x recommended amounts"Dr. Ryan Cole's Biopsy Results May Explain The Shocking Rise In “Mysterious” Cancers — He Explains There Is Spike Protein “Inside Every Single Cancer Cell” -- “What's inside of every cancer cell? Spike protein. Every malignant B-cell has spike protein in it.”Yoel Roth Makes Damning Admission During Hearing, Elon Takes Him Down With One TweetDHS hires outside law firm for help with potential Mayorkas impeachmentProf. Jonathan Turley Hits Back At Debbie Wasserman Schultz Attempt To Discredit Him at House Hearing -- “This may be the largest censorship system in the history of our country.”Exposé Reveals Shadowy Left-Wing Network Works To Censor, Deplatform Conservatives Show AdvertisersAlan's Soaps https://alanssoaps.com/TODD Use coupon code ‘TODD' to save an additional 10% off the bundle price. Bonefrog Coffee https://bonefrog.us Enter promo code TODD at checkout to receive 5% off your subscription. Bulwark Capital https://knowyourriskradio.comGet your free copy of “Common Cents Investing” Call 866-779-RISK or visit the website. Healthycell https://healthycell.com/todd Journey to better health and save 20% off your first order with promo code TODD.My Pillowhttps://mypillow.com Sleep cool with the new MyPillow 2.0 now Buy One Get One Free with code TODD.RuffGreens https://ruffgreens.com/todd Get your FREE Jumpstart Trial Bag of Ruff Greens, simply cover shipping. SOTA Weight Loss https://sotaweightloss.com SOTA Weight Loss is, say it with me now, STATE OF THE ART!Texas Superfoods https://texassuperfoods.com Texas Super Foods is whole food nutrition at its best.GreenHaven Interactivehttps://greenhaveninteractive.com

In this podcast episode, epileptologists Aatif Husain, MD, and John Stern, MD, have a conversation about rescue therapies and how they fit into the spectrum of epilepsy management. Their discussion begins with sharing what they consider the utility of rescue therapies to be in the overall spectrum of epilepsy. As the conversation goes on, they address the role of rescue therapies in more specific patient populations, such as the newly diagnosed patient, a patient experiencing seizure clusters, and patients who may be experiencing either very few or relatively many breakthrough seizure events. In all scenarios, the experts relate the use of rescue therapies as “insurance”—hoping that the agents don't have to be used, but having them available as coverage in the worst-case scenario. The podcast goes on to discuss rescue therapies in terms of available routes and mechanisms of action and practical strategies for talking to patients about these agents. Rounding out the episode, Drs Husain and Stern express their hopes for future developments in epilepsy management.Presenters:Aatif Husain, MDProfessorDivision of Epilepsy, Sleep and Clinical NeurophysiologyDepartment of NeurologyDuke University Medical CenterDurham, North CarolinaJohn Stern, MDProfessorNeurologyGeffen School of Medicine, UCLADirectorEpilepsy Clinical ProgramUCLA Department of NeurologyLos Angeles, CaliforniaThis content is based on a CE/CME program supported by an independent educational grant from Neurelis, Inc.For additional activities in this program, visit https://bit.ly/3GiLlu4.

This month we've got a New in EM looking at the use of morphine and midazolam in heart acute failure. We return to the second part of our two-part procedural sedation megamix. We speak to the organisers of the Trainee Research Engagement Day and the Emergency Medicine Trainee Association Survey Lead. Finally, we return to New Online with some new articles for your CPD. If you'd like to email us, please feel free to do so here. here. (01:55) New in EM – Morphine vs. Midazolam in Heart Failure - Midazolam versus morphine in acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema: results of a multicentre, open‐label, randomized controlled trial (08:45) Guidelines for EM – Procedural Sedation (Part 2) RCEM Procedural Sedation Guidelines (42:55) Trainee Research Engagement Day - Talking with Thomas Shanahan and Anisa Jafar Get your tickets to the Trainees Research Engagement Day (50:40) Findings from the EMTA Survey The EMTA Survey Twitter Infographics (57:21) New Online – new articles on RCEMLearning for your CPD Future-Proofing PEM - Liz Herrieven RCEM ASC 2022 - Swagat Mishra and Gowthami Veera Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - Katie Manning

Download the cheat: https://bit.ly/50-meds  View the lesson: https://bit.ly/MidazolamVersedNursingConsiderations      Generic Name midazolam Trade Name Versed Indication sedation, conscious sedation, anesthesia, status epilepticus Action acts to produce CNS depression, may be mediated by GABA Therapeutic Class antianxiety agent, sedative/hypnotics Pharmacologic Class Benzodiazepine Nursing Considerations • assess level of sedation during and for 2-6 hours following • monitor blood pressure, pulse, respirations during IV administration • may lead to apnea, cardiac arrest, respiratory depression • antidote for overdose is Romazicon (flumazenil)

National guidelines for the management of seizures recommend midazolam 10 mg IM as first line therapy. The big question is how often EMS follows this guideline or how well that guideline matches up to real world use. Dr. Jarvis makes a road trip to ESO headquarters to discuss this paper using the ESO research dataset with newly minted Texan Mike Verkest and special guest Dr Remle Crowe. We go deep on the very interesting methodology used in this paper as we get our nerd on! Citation: Guterman EL, Sporer KA, Newman TB, et al. Real-World Midazolam Use and Outcomes With Out-of-Hospital Treatment of Status Epilepticus in the United States. Annals of Emergency Medicine. Published online August 2022. doi:10.1016/j.annemergmed.2022.05.024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Videos: 1. Artificial Intelligence: The Coming Storm | Michael Harrison | TEDxBlinnCollege (8:00)*Michael holds a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in theoretical physics minor in quantum chromodynamics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He earned distinction in his master's program in aerospace systems architecture at the University of Southern California. 2 .  Vitamin Authentication. Electronic pill that stays in your body & will become a 18bit Battery operated chip (1:00) 3. Pfizer CEO ‘Almost Certain' Americans Will Have To Take New COVID Vaccines ‘Every Year' 4.  There was an unexpected 40% increase in ‘all cause deaths' in 2021 5. Hear ex-CIA director's prediction about who will win in Ukraine 6. Jonathan Haidt The Coddling of the American Mind Anticoagulant activities of curcumin and its derivative Kyungpook National University (South Korea) Curcumin, a polyphenol responsible for the yellow color of the curry spice turmeric, possesses antiinflammatory, antiproliferative and antiangiogenic activities. However, anticoagulant activities of curcumin have not been studied.  The anticoagulant properties of curcumin and its derivative (bisdemethoxycurcumin, BDMC) were determined by monitoring activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT), prothrombin time (PT) as well as cell-based thrombin and activated factor X (FXa) generation activities.  Data showed that curcumin and BDMC prolonged aPTT and PT significantly and inhibited thrombin and FXa activities. They inhibited the generation of thrombin or FXa. In accordance with these anticoagulant activities, curcumin and BDMC showed anticoagulant effect in vivo.  Surprisingly, these anticoagulant effects of curcumin were better than those of BDMC indicating that methoxy group in curcumin positively regulated anticoagulant function of curcumin. Therefore, these results suggest that curcumin and BDMC possess antithrombotic activities and daily consumption of the curry spice turmeric might help maintain anticoagulant status.   Probiotics may prevent breast cancer: Study Western University (Ontario), June 27, 2022   A new study has found probiotics may prove to be a critical factor in preventing breast cancer.   Dr Gregor Reid, the professor of microbiology, immunology and surgery at the Western University in Ontario, Canada, said the bacteria having the potential to abet breast cancer are present in the breasts of cancer patients, while beneficial bacteria are more abundant in healthy breasts.   In the study, Reid's PhD student Camilla Urbaniak obtained breast tissues from 58 women, who were undergoing lumpectomies or mastectomies for either benign (13 women) or cancerous (45 women) tumors as well as from 23 healthy women, who had undergone breast reductions or enhancements. Researchers found that women with breast cancer had elevated levels of Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus epidermidis, two bacteria known to induce double-stranded breaks in DNA in HeLa cells, which are cultured human cells. They say the breaks are prone to errors, which can cause cancer to develop.   Health-promoting bacteria Lactobacillus and Streptococcus (lactic acid bacteria) were more abundant in women with healthy breasts, both are anti-carcinogenic.     'Mystical' psychedelic compound found in normal brains University of Michigan, June 27, 2022 In the past few years, thrill-seekers from Hollywood, Silicon Valley and beyond have been travelling to South America to take part in so-called Ayahuasca retreats. Their goal: to partake in a brewed concoction made from a vine plant Banisteriopsis caapi, traditionally used by indigenous people for sacred religious ceremonies. Drinkers of Ayahuasca experience short-term hallucinogenic episodes many describe as life-changing. The active ingredient responsible for these psychedelic visions is a molecule called dimethyltryptamine (DMT). For the first time, a team led by Michigan Medicine has discovered the widespread presence of naturally-occurring DMT in the mammalian brain. The finding is the first step toward studying DMT-- and figuring out its role -- within the brains of humans. "DMT is not just in plants, but also can be detected in mammals," says Jimo Borjigin, Ph.D., of the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology. Her interest in DMT came about accidentally. Before studying the psychedelic, her research focused on melatonin production in the pineal gland. In the seventeenth century, the philosopher Rene Descartes claimed that the pineal gland, a small pinecone-shaped organ located deep in the center of the brain, was the seat of the soul. Since its discovery, the pineal gland, known by some as the third eye, has been shrouded in mystery. Scientists now know it controls the production of melatonin, playing an important role in modulating circadian rhythms, or the body's internal clock.  The core idea seems to come from a documentary featuring the work of researcher Rick Strassman, Ph.D. with the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. In the mid-1990s, he conducted an experiment in which human subjects were given DMT by IV injection and interviewed after its effects wore off. In a documentary about the experiment, Strassman claims that he believed the pineal gland makes and secretes DMT. Borjigin sought to discover how and where DMT was synthesized.  They found DMT in other parts of the brain, including the neocortex and hippocampus that are important for higher-order brain functions including learning and memory." A paper published in 2018 by researchers in the U.K. purported that DMT simulates the near death experience, wherein people report the sensation of transcending their bodies and entering another realm.    Puffing curcumin may blast Alzheimer's Vanderbilt University, Jun 22, 2022   The new delivery method may be more effective than others in getting the compound past the blood-brain barrier and into the brain, where it can fight the plaque that leads to Alzheimer's.   Deep breaths of curcumin may be key to fighting Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study from Vanderbilt University. Curcumin, a compound in the spice turmeric, has a demonstrated ability to smash the plaques in the brain that lead to the neuron loss that causes Alzheimer's, according to the study's senior author,Wellington Pham, Ph.D The challenge, however, has been getting the curcumin into the brain. Pham and colleagues at Shiga University of Medical Science in Otsu, Japan, developed a new delivery strategy. They created a curcumin moleculte that could be tracked with an MRI, to be administered as an aerosol through a nebulizer. This method delivers the dose more directly to the brain than taking the compound orally and digesting it. After tests in mice, the team found that “delivery to the cortex and hippocampal areas is more efficient using aerosolized curcumin than intervenous injection in a transgenic mouse model of Alzheimer's disease,” said Pham.   Anti-anxiety medication limits empathetic behavior in rats University of Chicago, June 27, 2022   Rats given midazolam, an anti-anxiety medication, were less likely to free trapped companions because the drug lessened their empathy, according to a new study by University of Chicago neuroscientists.   The research, published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, validates studies that show rats are emotionally motivated to help other rats in distress. In the latest study, rats treated with midazolam did not open the door to a restrainer device containing a trapped rat, although control rats routinely freed their trapped companions. Midazolam did not interfere with the rats' physical ability to open the restrainer door, however. In fact, when the restrainer device contained chocolate instead of a trapped rat, the test rats routinely opened the door. The findings show that the act of helping others depends on emotional reactions, which are dampened by the anti-anxiety medication.   "The rats help each other because they care," said Peggy Mason, PhD, professor of neurobiology at the University of Chicago. "They need to share the affect of the trapped rat in order to help, and that's a fundamental finding that tells us something about how we operate, because we're mammals like rats too."       7 Simple Ways to Unclog Your Arteries Naturally GreenMedInfo, June 23, 2022   Statistically, atherosclerosis (the progressive clogging of the arteries) is the #1 killer on the planet.  A complex process, involving autoimmunity, infection, dietary incompatibilities, and many known and unknown factors, it is – despite conventional medical opinion – entirely preventable, and in some cases reversible.   Here is the peer-reviewed, published research proving the fact: B Vitamins – yes, something as simple as adding a source of B-complex to your regimen can prevent the juggernaut of heart disease from taking your life prematurely. A doubled-blind, randomized study, published in 2005, in the journal Atherosclerosis found that a simple intervention using 2.5 mg folic acid, 25 mg Vitamin B6, and 0.5mg Vitamin B12 for 1 year, resulted in significant reductions in arterial thickness (as measured by intima media thickeness).[1] Even niacin ]or folic acid  alone has been show to have this effect in patients. [Note: Always opt for natural sources of the B-group vitamins, including probiotic supplementation (which produce the entire complement for you), or a whole food extract, versus synthetic or semi-synthetic vitamins which, sadly, predominate on the market today]. Garlic – as we have documented extensively previously, garlic can save your life. It has been found to regress plaque buildup in the arteries, among many other potentially life-saving health benefits.  Pomegranate – this super healing fruit has been found to regress plaque buildup in the arteries, as well as being demonstrated to provide dozens of validated health benefits, including replacing the function of the mammalian ovary! Fermented Cabbage – Kimchi, a Korean recipe, which includes fermented cabbage, hot pepper, and various other ingredients, including fermented fish, appears to stall the atherosclerotic process in the animal model.  Additionally, strains of good bacteria in kimchi have been found capable of degrading toxic chemicals that can additional bodily harm. L-Arginine: This amino acid is capable of preventing arterial thickening – up to 24% reduction! -- in the animal model. We have done an extensive literature review on arginine supplementation and have found that in over 30 studies demonstrating this fact addition to 150 known health benefits, it is capable of addressing the underlying dysfunction associated with cardiovascular disease: endothelial dysfunction, with no less than 20 studies proving this fact. Curcumin: the primary polyphenol in the Indian spice turmeric known as curcumin has been found to be an excellent cardioprotective, with over 30 studies demonstrating this fact. One study found that curcumin prevented damage to the arteries associated with blockage (neointima formation).  Sesame Seed: probably one of the most underappreciated super foods on the planet, sesame seed, which we have shown is as effective as Tylenol for arthritic pain, may be an excellent cardioprotective substance, ideally suited for preventing the progression of atherosclerosis. One animal study found it was capable of preventing atherosclerosis lesion formation. 

by now, most of us have at least heard of RaDonda Vaught and the cover-up by Vanderbilt University Medical Center of the tragic death of Charlene Murphey. on March 25 2022, RaDonda was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired adult in the context of a medication error. we welcome back nurse homie and union thug Rach (aka “Just Some Nurse”) to discuss the timeline of events, relate some personal experiences, interpret the systemic conditions that could allow something like this to happen, and evaluate the implications this trial may have on healthcare workers and patients alike. join us as we barrel into the fresh new contradictions of 21st century Medicine - the American way.here’s a good timeline of eventson May 13, RaDonda Vaught was sentenced to 3 years of supervised probation - no jail time mashallah!!!Christian Gainey casemusic:intro: created by fidel cashtho1.14.00: shaking ass by Jerry Paperoutro: june by Destroyer(apologies for some of the shaky audio quality) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.marxismandmedicine.com

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode713. In this episode, I'll discuss whether there is a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam. The post 713: Is there a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode713. In this episode, I ll discuss whether there is a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam. The post 713: Is there a benefit from switching to dexmedetomidine when sedation is started with midazolam? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

Richie is joined by Jacqui Deevoy and Michael Reccia. Jacqui Deevoy is a journalist and filmmaker. Her film "A Good Death?" blew the lid off the Midazolam scandal, the story the mainstream media wouldn't touch. Jacqui is producing a new film, one about how little known government health policies are killing people and how it's being covered up. In today's show, Jacqui also chats about the US Supreme Court abortion scandal and much more. For over 30 years trance medium Michael G. Reccia has served as a conduit for spiritual insights and communication from higher vibrations of reality. In 2005, he forged a connection with Joseph, a discarnate spokesperson for a vast group soul of evolved and concerned spirits intent on delivering a vital and urgent message to mankind. From that time onwards Michael and fellow Band of Light members, Tony, Jane, and David, have dedicated their lives to accurately receiving, recording and compiling Joseph's messages into a series of eight powerful volumes known as The Joseph Communications. Michael discusses his personal journey to Trance Mediumship with Richie, from his experiences as a young boy, to the realisation in his early 20's that he wasn't losing his mind and that he had a very special gift.  https://thejosephcommunications.co.uk/

Am 14. April 2014 will die Strafvollzugsbehörde von Oklahoma zwei Häftlinge am selben Tag hinrichten lassen - Clayton Lockett und Charles Warner. Clayton Lockett ist wegen Mordes verurteilt und als erster an der Reihe. An ihm wird Midazolam, ein neues, umstrittenes Mittel in der Giftinjektion ausprobiert. Sein Anwalt David Autry wird Zeuge von Locketts qualvollem Todeskampf, der 43 Minuten andauert. Auch Richard Glossip sitzt an diesem Tag in der Todeszelle und muss die grauenvollen Schreie seines Mithäftlings mit anhören, ein Alptraum, den er nie vergisst. Nachdem auch Charles Warner durch die tödliche Injektion hingerichtet ist, soll Glossip als nächster drankommen. Wir diskutieren über Missgeschicke und Pannen, die im Verlauf des Gerichtsprozesses rund um Richard Glossip auftraten, über die Korruption von Seiten der Behörden und die letzte Versuche von Glossips derzeitigen Anwälten, das Leben des zum Tode Verurteilten zu retten. *** Werbung Mit dem Rabattcode Zeuge erhaltet ihr ein Babbel Jahresabo zum Preis von nur 6 Monaten. Gültig bis zum 30.06.2022.Einfach auf babbel.com/audio einlösen und loslegen. *** Die TLC True-Crime-Doku über Richard Glossip: https://bit.ly/34PgpCK *** Interessante Links Bericht des Death Penalty Information Centers: https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/facts-and-research/dpic-reports/dpic-year-end-reports/the-death-penalty-in-2021-year-end-report Bipolare Störung und Lithium: https://www.psychosoziale-gesundheit.net/psychiatrie/lithiumsalze.html https://www.awo-psychiatriezentrum.de/ueber-das-psychiatriezentrum/krankheitsbilder/manisch-depressive-stoerungen/ Studie von 2016 über Kriminalität: https://www.ifd-allensbach.de/fileadmin/kurzberichte_dokumentationen/FAZ_Februar016.pdf Bericht von Amnesty International: https://www.amnesty.de/todesstrafe-hinrichtungen-weltweit-amnesty-bericht-2020; https://www.amnesty.de/sites/default/files/2021-04/Todesstrafe-2020-Todesurteile-Hinrichtungen-Laenderuebersicht-April-2020.pdf; https://www.amnesty.de/sites/default/files/2021-04/Todesstrafe-2020-Todesurteile-Hinrichtungen-Zahlen-Fakten-April-2020.pdf *** Mehr Infos zu unserem Podcast auf: https://bit.ly/3CZONGU *** Gerne könnt ihr mit uns auch über unsere TLC Social-Media-Accounts diskutieren. Schreibt uns einfach unter dem Hashtag #Mordlausch, stellt Fragen und gebt eure Meinung ab. Wir freuen uns auf Eure Kommentare! Facebook: www.facebook.com/TLCde Instagram: @tlc_de *** Wir übernehmen keine Haftung für die Inhalte externer Links

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode664. In this episode, I'll discuss the effects of ED length of stay when using either midazolam+haloperidol or lorazepam+haloperidol for acute agitation. The post 664: Does the shorter duration of midazolam vs lorazepam persist when combined with haloperidol? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

EMS A to Z: Journal Club – Intranasal Midazolam for Pediatric Seizures Show Notes: From your hosts, Dr. Josh Gaither, Dr. Amber Rice, and Dr. Rachel Munn   Pediatric Seizures: According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, epilepsy affects up to 1% of children. It's location dependent, but pediatric EMS calls can make up about 13% of our calls, with 5 – 8 % of those being for seizures.  https://www.acep.org/how-we-serve/sections/quality-improvement--patient-safety/newsletters/february-2016/pediatric-seizure-management-in-the-out-of-hospital-environment/ Recognizing and rapidly treating pediatric seizures or status epilepticus can decrease the morbidity associated with this disease process. What are the best medication and route to treat pediatric seizure?   In our system and administrative guidelines, we are currently using IM midazolam as our first line medication. This decision was informed largely by the RAMPART What are the other therapeutic options out there?  IV, IM, IN, buccal midazolam IV or PR diazepam IV lorazepam What is the new study we're discussing today?  Whitfield D, Bosson N, Kaji AH, Gausche-Hill M. The Effectiveness of Intranasal Midazolam for the Treatment of Prehospital Pediatric Seizures: A Non-inferiority Study. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2021 Mar 29:1-9. doi: 10.1080/10903127.2021.1897197. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 33656973. Study details: This was a retrospective study looking at IN vs IM/IV midazolam and whether or not redosing of benzodiazepine was required in the prehospital setting. >2,000 patients with a median age of 6 years were evaluated in the study. 25% vs 14% of patients receiving IN vs IV/IM/IO midazolam required re-dosing. While it is tempting to say that IN midazolam just isn't as effective for seizure control as the other routes, we must consider that the dose used was only 0.1mg/kg for all routes, whereas in other studies evaluating IN midazolam, a 0.2mg/kg dose was used. Perhaps the dose was just too small. Additionally, the outcome measured wasn't a true patient centered outcome and we do not have follow up data on the patients' hospital courses, etc.