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Oct. 11, 2021 - David Icke
06:45
How psychopath Hancock orchestrated the mass use of the end-of-life drug Midazolam that killed 1000s
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The midazolam murders on a scale previously unimagined by everybody have not only been going on, they've been going on for a number of years.
Let's just imagine Matt Hancock is Tony Soprano.
Right? So think of him as a mafioso character.
So he sat down with the heads of the other three families who are all being controlled by Mr.
Big, as is Hancock.
And they sit down and say, these are the orders that we've got to carry out.
How are we going to do it?
And Matt says, right, well, we're just going to have to order a shitload of midazolam, a shitload of syringe drivers, a shitload of syringes.
We're going to then have to distribute them to a set, an army of mobile assassins with these syringes, drugs and syringe drivers who drive around all the care homes in the country at the designated hour.
And that was when we were supposed to be having the first spike of COVID in 2020.
They just administered the largest doses of midazolam between 10 and 60 milligrams starting with per day for anyone they suspected of having a chance of dying soon of just about anything.
So what we were giving to people with respiratory The conditions, and they wanted to breathe more, we were giving them what's called a concomitant use of morphine and midazolam, or morphine and mirazepam.
And that's a one-way pathway.
That's a pathway to death.
Why would you give something, particularly two of them together, that would cause, effectively, respiratory failure?
And when I say respiratory failure, it builds up fluid on your lungs because you can't breathe.
Your respiratory rate is reduced.
It attacks your central nervous system.
It affects the diaphragm in a similar way as well.
So patients that are struggling to breathe have the equivalent of what's called air hunger.
And I mention air hunger because that is exactly the effect that's recorded in executions using midazolam in the United States.
And they're using in a lot of hospitals a drug used to euthanize people.
It's called midazolam.
They actually put them in a comatose state.
That was used for lethal injections for years.
In the UK, it's being used to kill people in elderly care centers for the last year and a half.
And then code them as COVID-19 when we know that drug kills you.
But this is what they're using. We've seen this on medical reports, by the way.
But I've been reached out to by doctors, nurses, who've told me exactly what's going on in hospitals.
And for example, the midazolam scandal, you've had someone going into hospital with a chest infection.
They've had a chest x-ray, and they've been put on the pathway based on that x-ray.
They haven't even had a COVID test.
If we stop for a moment and look back and ask where mistakes made, I mean, disastrous mistakes were made in the nursing homes.
You know, we had nearly a thousand people in Ireland die, and those people have been, you know, willfully forgotten, you know, erased from the national consciousness, and that's bizarre.
But a thousand people die in the nursing homes, and most of that due to political, governmental policy and neglect, nephet policy.
You know, The reason I resigned from the nursing homes was in the midst of the crisis.
Tests were pulled. We couldn't test people for three weeks.
People from hospitals with broken arms or broken limbs were dumped into the nursing home sector without being tested.
All we were given or instructed to give patients was end-of-life care, midazolam, sedate them and let them die.
Encouraged in paper, in black and white, encouraged, doctors were.
To get family members in to sign do not resuscitate orders.
You know, all of this was disgusting.
It was an inhumane way to treat fellow citizens and human beings.
It's been very clear that the level of evil and the level of malevolence with this is unsurpassed, has never been seen in history.
One of the levels of evil that we've seen, we can only imagine how severe this was, Was last, the first winter when COVID first came out, midazolam, a major sedative that you use for outpatient surgery in fortified doses, limited doses.
I've had midazolam and you want it in the hands of an anesthesiologist who It knows what the dose is.
It gives you the ability to be sedated with or conscious sedation without remembering anything.
If you give too much of it, you'll have permanent sedation.
There was the huge nursing home outbreak of death coincided with a more than a billion dollar purchase by the NHS of midazolam.
You might say, Midazolam?
Yes, Midazolam, ladies and gentlemen.
Everyone look this up. Midazolam is an actual treatment that causes, I hate to call it treatment, it's an actual drug that suppresses your ability to breathe.
So if anybody will just do the search on DuckDuckGo right now, you can see all of this at timetofreeamerica.com, type in dailyexpose, Midazolam, M-I-D-A. Midazolam was used to end the lives of thousands who were told they died of COVID-19.
They're mass murdering people!
And the protocols in the hospital are such that they incubate you and put you on Ramdesivir.
And Clay, what was the other one that slows your breathing?
Midazolam. Midazolam.
And it kills you.
I do believe that that's malpractice that could be proven with expert witnesses like doctors and people like Clay Clark brought in with an attorney like you.
These people that are being killed or their loved ones, like the woman that Clay talked to and the husband's dead, they should sue these hospitals and these doctors personally.
To hold on to the position of denying compassionate care to patients and to create fear, suffering, hospitalization and death, It's immoral.
It's unethical.
And in civil court, it's illegal.
And all of you will be hunted.
Every single one of you listening right now will be hunted.
And justice will be served.
These are considered crimes against humanity.
They weren't doing bit by bit titration.
They were whacking stuff into this man.
Very high doses.
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