Midazolam deaths

Summary

The video script discusses a controversial paper suggesting that the use of midazolam, a benzodiazepine sedative, in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic may have caused more deaths than the virus itself. The paper alleges significant data anomalies and inconsistencies in official death explanations, positing that midazolam injections, often combined with morphine, were highly correlated with excess deaths across all UK regions in 2020. It also raises concerns about the effectiveness of mass vaccination campaigns and hints at a potential policy of systemic euthanasia, calling for urgent mainstream media and government attention to these findings.

Takeaways

• 🚨 The video discusses a potential scandal involving the use of midazolam (Mazal) in the UK, suggesting it may have caused more deaths than COVID-19 itself.
• 📈 The paper presented shows significant data anomalies and inconsistencies in the UK's COVID-19 death statistics, questioning the official narrative.
• 💉 Midazolam, a benzodiazepine sedative, was widely used during the pandemic, often in combination with morphine, which can lead to respiratory depression and death.
• 📊 The data indicates a high correlation (over 90%) between midazolam injections and excess deaths across England in 2020.
• 📉 Excess deaths remained elevated even after mass COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, suggesting the vaccines were not as effective as claimed.
• 🔍 The paper suggests a systemic policy of euthanasia through the widespread use of midazolam, which requires further investigation.
• 🌐 The discussion highlights the need for a global investigation into COVID-19 epidemiology, considering the potential confounding factors of medical interventions.
• 📋 The script includes several graphs illustrating the correlation between midazolam use and excess deaths, with a significant lead time of about five months.
• 🏥 The video calls for more studies and immediate attention from mainstream media and government to address the concerning correlations between midazolam injections and excess mortality.
• ⚠️ The speaker warns of the potential parallels between the current situation and historical medical scandals, such as thalidomide, where correlation did imply causality.

Q & A

What is the main claim presented in the video script regarding the use of melam in the UK?

The main claim is that the use of melam (midazolam) in the UK has led to a significant number of deaths, potentially more than those directly attributed to COVID-19, suggesting a possible policy of systemic euthanasia.

What does the paper titled 'Excess deaths in the United Kingdom: Midazolam and euthanasia in the COVID-19 pandemic' suggest about the spike in deaths in April 2020?

The paper suggests that the spike in deaths in April 2020 was wrongly attributed to COVID-19 and was not due to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but rather due to the widespread use of midazolam injections, which were statistically highly correlated with excess deaths.

Why were midazolam injections and morphine given together considered dangerous according to the script?

The script states that midazolam and morphine given together can stop a person from breathing, which is a well-known effect in healthcare provision and is considered dangerous due to its potential to cause death.

What does the script imply about the effectiveness of the mass vaccination campaign in 2021?

The script implies that the mass vaccination campaign in 2021 was not as effective as the government claimed, as excess deaths remained elevated following the campaign and were statistically uncorrelated to COVID-19 injections but significantly correlated to midazolam injections.

What is the term 'iatrogenic pandemic' mentioned in the script, and what does it suggest about the situation in the UK?

An 'iatrogenic pandemic' refers to a pandemic caused by medical treatment. The script suggests that many deaths in the UK were caused by iatrogenesis, likely due to the use of midazolam and possibly COVID-19 injections.

What does the script suggest about the need for further investigation into the correlations presented?

The script strongly suggests that the correlations between midazolam use and excess deaths, as well as between COVID-19 injections and excess deaths, merit further investigation and should be addressed with urgency by mainstream media and government.

What statistical significance is suggested by the script when discussing the correlation between midazolam injections and excess deaths?

The script mentions that the correlation is so strong that it reaches a level of five sigma, which is a statistical significance that is extremely rare and would be expected to occur by chance only once in 3.5 million times.

How does the script describe the situation with midazolam injections and excess deaths in different regions of England?

The script describes a very tight correlation between midazolam injections and excess deaths across all regions of England, indicating that this was a widespread issue and not limited to a specific area.

What historical comparison is made in the script to emphasize the potential significance of the correlations found?

The script compares the correlations to the thalidomide case, where an increase in the use of the drug was followed by an increase in birth defects several months later, an example where correlation did imply causality.

What is the script's final call to action regarding the findings presented?

The script calls for more studies on the subject and demands answers from mainstream media and government, emphasizing the importance of understanding the impact on the lives of thousands of people.