1/🚨 A convicted child sex trafficker told a biologist: produce research on "transgender biology" or I cut your funding. The biologist complied. Six EFTA documents connect Jeffrey Epstein to the construction of America's transgender medicine industry. 🧵

My conversation on tonight’s 20/20 CHAT is with Jane Roche, whose sister Jocelyn was involuntarily euthanised (“and that means murdered,” says Jane) in a UK hospital.

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Nurse Lucy Letby remains in prison serving a life sentence for crimes she didn’t commit because her imprisonment sends a very strong message to all NHS staff who might ever consider whistleblowing. It also the demonstrates political control over the judiciary in the UK.

FAUCI CAUGHT ON TAPE: "When you make it difficult for people in their lives, they lose their ideological BS and they get VACCINATED." "You want to come to this college, buddy? You're going to get VACCINATED." ONE WEEK LEFT TO PROSECUTE HIM. The decision should be EASY.

A JUDGE CALLED IT A TOTALITARIAN REGIME. In 1998, Dr Rita Pal (@dr_rita39) was a junior psychiatrist working in the NHS in North Staffordshire. She walked onto Ward 87 at University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHS Trust and saw elderly patients having medication withdrawn. People dying who did not have to die. She raised the alarm with the Department of Health in 1999 and 2000. The Sunday Times put her story on the front page on 2 April 2000. The headline was Elderly Helped to Die. Nobody in authority did anything useful with it. The General Medical Council (@gmcuk) opened investigations into Dr Pal instead. Then more investigations. A decade of them. Every single one eventually dropped. She was cleared each time. The GMC later issued a formal apology for the distress caused to her. A High Court judge reviewing one of those cases compared the GMC's conduct to a totalitarian regime, awarded her £18,000 in costs, and said the expenses racked up against her were near impossible to justify. She could not hold a permanent NHS post. Character assassination had made that impossible. She survived on short locum contracts, leaving each hospital the moment the rumour mill started. That is how a UCL-trained doctor spent nearly a decade of her medical career. She also brought the first civil whistleblower litigation of its kind against the GMC using Data Protection, Defamation and Human Rights law. The profession's response was to brand her a serial litigant. The Mid Staffordshire Inquiry concluded in 2010. Different trust, different hospital, 25 miles away. But both fell under the same strategic health authority. Dr Pal argued that if her warnings had been acted on, the same oversight body could have caught Stafford earlier. Nobody tested that theory. Dr Pal later described to The Guardian the long-term personal damage NHS whistleblowing inflicts, and how it can leave a doctor effectively unemployable in medicine. Sources: @thesundaytimes @guardian @HuffPostUK @gmcuk

A JUDGE CALLED IT A TOTALITARIAN REGIME. In 1998, Dr Rita Pal (@dr_rita39) was a junior psychiatrist working in the NHS in North Staffordshire. She walked onto Ward 87 at University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHS Trust and saw elderly patients having medication withdrawn. People dying who did not have to die. She raised the alarm with the Department of Health in 1999 and 2000. The Sunday Times put her story on the front page on 2 April 2000. The headline was Elderly Helped to Die. Nobody in authority did anything useful with it. The General Medical Council (@gmcuk) opened investigations into Dr Pal instead. Then more investigations. A decade of them. Every single one eventually dropped. She was cleared each time. The GMC later issued a formal apology for the distress caused to her. A High Court judge reviewing one of those cases compared the GMC's conduct to a totalitarian regime, awarded her £18,000 in costs, and said the expenses racked up against her were near impossible to justify. She could not hold a permanent NHS post. Character assassination had made that impossible. She survived on short locum contracts, leaving each hospital the moment the rumour mill started. That is how a UCL-trained doctor spent nearly a decade of her medical career. She also brought the first civil whistleblower litigation of its kind against the GMC using Data Protection, Defamation and Human Rights law. The profession's response was to brand her a serial litigant. The Mid Staffordshire Inquiry concluded in 2010. Different trust, different hospital, 25 miles away. But both fell under the same strategic health authority. Dr Pal argued that if her warnings had been acted on, the same oversight body could have caught Stafford earlier. Nobody tested that theory. Dr Pal later described to The Guardian the long-term personal damage NHS whistleblowing inflicts, and how it can leave a doctor effectively unemployable in medicine. Sources: @thesundaytimes @guardian @HuffPostUK @gmcuk

😱 THEY REMOVED THE COPPER… AND WE KNOW WHY. 🚨In the past, swimming pools, bathtubs, and water pipes were made of copper. Why? 💥Because copper is extremely antibacterial. It naturally purified the water without needing chlorine. 🤯When water flowed through copper pipes, it became electrically charged. People absorbed those copper ions while swimming or bathing, and their bodies benefited directly from it. 👨🏼‍🌾Old farmers even put copper in their livestock’s drinking troughs to keep the water pure and healthy. Today, everything has been replaced with plastic and chlorine. Coincidence? Copper is one of the most beneficial materials for health and vital energy. Chlorine, on the other hand, is a multi-billion-dollar industry. They took away something that healed… to sell us something that pollutes.