Involuntary slaughter?

Family-testimony book exposes 'silent killing'

- by HENRY WIDDAS

BEHIND the closed - and often locked – door of British hospitals, hospices and care homes, a grim reality unfolds daily.

It's hard for most people to accept but it's a painful truth: The most vulnerable members of our society are being steadily and involuntarily euthanised in NHS facilities across the UK. This is no longer a fringe conspiracy - it's a well-established and well-documented pattern spanning decades, criminally accelerated during the fabricated covid pandemic.

Thousands of innocent souls have met premature ends through lethal protocols disguised as 'end-of-life care' often without family knowledge.

Pioneering investigative journalist Jacqui Deevoy has fearlessly illuminated this horror. Her trilogy of documentaries - A Good Death? produced with Ickonic Media, Playing God directed by award-winning filmmakers Ash Mahmood and Naeem Mahmood, and Unseen created with filmmaker and podcaster Richie Brown - lays bare the evidence.