Letter to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph Exposes NICE Murder Policy

September 4, 2009 (LPAC)—The following letter to the editor of the Daily Telegraph is merely the latest, most explosive exposure of the Nazi health policy implemented in Britain under Tony Blair and his health adviser, Simon Stevens, who is now working with United Health in collaboration with AARP. The report by the Patients' Association referred to in the letter, exposed that one million NHS patients received cruel or neglectful care. Another recent report, by the National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA), estimates that the number of NHS patients who have been given the wrong medicine has doubled in the last two years. A further report indicates that a third of patients are being treated by nurses rather than doctors at General Practitioner surgeries.

This is the policy which Obama is desperately attempting to impose on the population of the United States of America on behalf of his British controllers.

The LaRouche PAC has been denounced and violently attacked for denouncing Obama's policy as Nazi. Instead, opponents of this Nazi policy at town meetings across the nation have been denounced by the likes of Nancy Pelosi, among other allies of Obama, as Nazis.

Here is the evidence of what is in store for Americans if Obama were to succeed. You decide who is the Nazi.

"SIR The Patients Association has done well to expose the poor treatment of elderly patients in some parts of the NHS (report, August 27). We would like to draw attention to the new gold standard treatment of those categorised as dying. Forecasting death is an inexact science.

"Just as, in the financial world, so-called algorithmic banking has caused problems by blindly following a computer model, so a similar tick-box approach to the management of death is causing a national crisis in care.

"The Government is rolling out a new treatment pattern of palliative care into hospitals, nursing and residential homes. It is based on experience in a Liverpool hospice. If you tick all the right boxes in the Liverpool Care Pathway, the inevitable outcome of the consequent treatment is death.

"As a result, a nationwide wave of discontent is building up, as family and friends witness the denial of fluids and food to patients. Syringe drivers are being used to give continuous terminal sedation, without regard to the fact that the diagnosis could be wrong.

"It is disturbing that in the year 2007-2008, 16.5 per cent of deaths came about after terminal sedation. Experienced doctors know that sometimes, when all but essential drugs are stopped, dying patients get better." [Emphasis added]

P. H. Millard Emeritus Professor of Geriatrics University of London Dr Anthony Cole Chairman, Medical Ethics Alliance Dr Peter Hargreaves Consultant in Palliative Medicine Dr David Hill Fellow of the Faculty of Anaesthetists of the Royal College of Surgeons Dr Elizabeth Negus Lecturer, Barking University Dowager Lady Salisbury Chairman, Choose Life