In January 2024 Australia’s Dr Wilson Sy authored a peer-reviewed article Excess Deaths in the United Kingdom: Midazolam and Euthanasia in the COVID-19 Pandemic. He showed that “the UK spike in deaths, wrongly attributed to COVID-19 in April 2020, was not due to SARS-CoV-2 virus, which was largely absent, but was due to the widespread use of Midazolam injections“. The possibility that similar misattribution following state sponsored lethal protocols also occurred in New Zealand and Australia needs investigation given similar data anomalies and inconsistencies combined with a public health response which was nonsensical unless deliberate harm was intended.
UK Probate Lawyer Clare Wills Harrison spoke incessantly about the harms she was witnessing in her residential care home clients in 2020. She spoke at length on this with Dr Bryan Ardis in 2022.
The evidence for the UK case has accumulated over a number of years and is about to be heard in court at an inquest brought by the family of one of many victims.
Investigative journalist Maajid Nawaz first broke the story in May 2022. Matt Hancock, then-Secretary of Health, ordered two years’ worth of the end-of-life drug Midazolam in March 2020, which was entirely used within a few months. Here is Matt’s response to the vaccine rollout.
A number of Matt’s Whatsapp messages were leaked in 2023, showing the character of this person.
The claim in the medical guidance was that use of end-of-life drugs would reduce patient stress. The protocol was written specifically for those whose upper airways tested positive on swab for the virus which can cause “covid”, and not for those whose upper respiratory infections or pneumonias tested negative for this virus, whilst experiencing the same symptoms. The protocol resulted in “the unnecessary deaths of thousands of Britons“.
Documentary filmmaker Jacqui Deevoy, reporting the story, has reason to believe that this happened across the world. This is her documentary, A Good Death?, covering the evidence of state sponsored euthanasia.
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