A Shadow is Cast Over The United Kingdom.

I've taken a few days to come to terms with the house of commons voting to make assisted dying legal in the UK. 

I've blogged a number of times about my thoughts on the subject. Things like mission creep making it initially for the terminally ill and people in extreme physical pain eventually morphing into no more than a suicide booth for the mildly depressed, as witnessed in other countries that have adopted it.

Even the arguments during the debates are vague. "Dying with  Dignity" was a slogan. What is that? Define that. I can understand the wish to end a life of extreme pain. Such a life would be tantamount to permanent torture. But mental torment? I'm not sure that gets my support.

The worst is "Not being a burden". To whom? Family? Carers? The State?

I can't countenance the granting of the ability of the state to take a life for medical reasons, especially if the state goes out of it's way to avoid taking a life for other reasons like murder. 

I believe taking the life of an innocent person is immoral. Yes, you can square it in some way by saying it's a mercy killing. And maybe it is a mercy for those in desperate need. But I'm sure that in the not too distant future the people being killed will not be terminal, not be in extreme pain. 

This is especially after ALL the restrictions tabled as amendments to the bill, to stop mission creep to less severe cases were thrown out. That tells you a lot about the government's motivation for bringing in the legislation.

Of course after the limitations put on the medical profession regarding the Liverpool pathway, the abhorrent way that assisted dying was done in the past (removing food and fluid so people starve to death) it was inevitable that the medical profession and the various government-funded fake charities jumped on the assisted dying bandwagon.

Then we had illegal DNR notices applied during COVID, the withdrawal of treatment for aged patients by the NHS, the list goes on. Now they have the all-clear to kill people, all it requires is a signature or consent of the family. Like that restriction stopped the illegal DNR notices.

Never before has the trajectory of the National Health Service been so radically changed. In the background, to avoid extra expenditure, patients have been "allowed" to die by removing life-saving or life-prolonging treatment. 

This new legislation will make it legal for the NHS to now be more "active" in the death of the patient. 

It's no more moral than the various nurses and doctors that have been convicted  for helping their patients into the afterlife in the past.

Trump May Have Done the Right a Huge Favour by Bombing Iran.

By bombing Iran, America has stirred up the hornets nest. Iran and it's sympathisers and agents smuggled in via our porous border will start a campaign of terrorist attacks and play into the hands of the right, who have been saying all along that this would happen. Hopefully the intelligence services around the Western World are already engaged in monitoring persons of interest, but now is the time, as sleeper cells start to activate, that we should strike 

In the past the intelligence managers have waited to get to the point of an attack before they make arrests. 

But this time, in the interests of national security we must act as they mobilise.

After all, if a tweet is enough to convict someone, getting a call from an Iranian handler and activating your plan of attack should be more than enough.

And then lock up those in known sleeper cells, intern them in camps. Let the Iranians know we know who their proxies are.

Also, I know that a number of the men that have come over from France are members of the Iranian Revolutionary guard. I know at least one guy was identified as a member of the IRG, but it beggars belief that others haven't been identified.

The IRG, Hamas, Hesbullah, ISIS, The Taliban. They have all inserted insurgents into the UK by our weak response to the boats. 

We will see attacks in the coming weeks. The Brize "protest" can be seen as an act of reconnaissance to see how prepared UK military bases are. 

Expect more violent attacks. Attacks on military bases inside the UK and abroad. I would say especially on soft targets.

Stay away from large gatherings, concerts, music festivals and shopping centres for the next few weeks.