The government may argue that these policies are in place for “the greater good” but this is highly debatable. Drugs have been tested, they might say; terminally ill individuals need a helping hand as they pass away, they say; withholding food and water from frail or elderly hospital patients is fine in certain circumstances, they state; rolling out life-threatening injections while they’re still in the trial stage is something that just had to be done, they insist. The list goes on. But why is all this happening - what are the reasons behind it - and how are they getting away with it? This is what needs investigation.
[democide/noun - The killing of members of a country's civilian population as a result of its government's policy, including by direct action, indifference and neglect.]
Stand Up For Your Rights In the UK, we pride ourselves on a long history of standing up for our rights and freedoms. We should not be subjected to dangerous medical protocols, nor should we be forced to comply with directives that could cause us harm. Certain policies (handed down to the NHS in the guise of formal government directives) have been - and still are - causing death and devastation to individuals and families. It’s time these policies were examined, exposed and investigated. ‘Playing God’ is a film that will do just that, proving that medical democide is in full effect, looking into the individual policies that are destroying lives and giving a platform to people who’ve lost loved ones - babies, children, parents, spouses and siblings - because of it.
About The Producer Jacqui Deevoy has worked for over three decades as a freelance journalist, writing primarily for national newspapers and women’s magazines. In 2014, she was employed as a producer at The People’s Voice (an alternative news station set up by renowned author and researcher David Icke).
