Eustace Mullins (1923-2010), discusses one of his best-selling books; 'Murder by Injection'

I have seen everything this man talks/ written about in my relatives who were treated by doctors for various ailments to include cancer and eventually died of the ailment or the treatment. The victims include my mother and father who died in their mid 70s and a brother in law who did at the age of 60.
watching their sicknesses and deaths convinced me to stay away from doctors and hospitals, something Ive spent the past quarter of a century doing, and Im a healthy happy senior citizen today for my avoidance of these entities.

i recomend every one watches this esp medical people.

oh forgot to day i used to study a lot, to much really. but in my home land i used to get extra library books of the library van, read them front to back, back to front, then when tne library van came back again, iput the books back n got more. but always out them back after reading. until the library atend t to,d the junior school teacher who to, my parents who beat the crap outa me forbeing different. you see were i came from they counted sheep npicked prize cattle n drove tractors, anything out side of that as an embarrasment. n usually ended up in severe damage to one torso. for a few hours over a few days. thats wnen i started togo hunting at silly o.clock in the morning, so i was not in bed for my ritual morning kickng and throwing down the concrete stairs. back them there was no child care, no social services no child line. nothing. parents did as they did, n others kept there noses out. or got the wrath of my mothers venomous bile, which could strike a man dow of stout constitution, turn him into an apolagetic back warss leaving police comstable or local dignatory. thats fortunately the one trait i seem to have inheritted. oh lots of hair. i always had a short back n sides or military cut. that confused the asians on border controls, laterz.

Great interview thank you for sharing.

have seen this vid of eustace a fewtimes. it well worth a watch. not once at least twice just to make sure you heard it right. he tels his thing as casual as they come. some times he says things which you say, what did he say.. he is such a goid tller but very relaxed n calm in his telling. thats why you need to watch him at least twice, the first time i watched this vid i started to rewind a few times, in the end i just watched twice. great guy, says it like it is. no poetic bull, just facts, which every person, nurse, doctor, medical person should really watch. then you will know why you get the odd awkward patient, like me. who knows the AMA method of medicine is bollocks. they must hide behind the sofa when i got to see them at the hospital. i upset them a few years ago when i forgot and started talking in medical terminoligy, in reponse to their clip board questioning, then running out to the internetto check up on their diagnosis, or intended path to take. having relise in the charring cross hospital in hammersmith, in early 2013 that a i was not getting any proper medical attention. and being ignored most of thevtime, which included me asking them to take extra blood and send it to the tropical medicines hospital. i knew that i had to ask hem to do it, but at the time i couldnt rem why. i went back n forth to that A&E dept for about 9 months, then i took a friend with me, as i was having dificulty talking, n needed a translator to put my hand waving actions into words. after we returned from yet another wasted day at charring cross hospital hammersmith. he told me,, " i hope i never get ill here in england. after seeing how they trwat you, and your a white brit, from the way they trwat you if ineed to go to hospital, im fuked." then he told me, before he came from brasil to thevuk, he was a nurse, he did his stuies etc n went into the care side of things. so heknew about bed side manner etc.. now i never knew this before we returned from the hospital that day. if we had not visted the hospital i doubt he would have told me that he was a nurse back home. but i could see on his face clearly he was so shocked at how hey treat me, how they ignored me, how they just wanted me to leave without doing any proper testing. or making recomendations to see any specialist. that was the confirmation i needed to know, back in 2013 that they already had gone into selective medical attention in london.thats why i changed hospital, even though the person by my side that day i had told them to take me to a hospital that was not within the same hospital area control. did they listen, no i ended up at st marys paddington. its in the same health area. nowthe other point was my doctor was down near heathrow, my work collegue recomended him. so i signed up. i noticed he was being very cagiey not wanting to connect with me, not wanting me to seek a second opinion. which i found very odd. he knew i was very ill but didnt seem to want to get involved or do anything for me. thats why i kept asking to see a specialist and get a second opinion, the more i asked the more he tried to avoid seeing me as a patient. evetually i leftto go to another doctors surgery. they said they wold get my medical notes, when they got them, there was a lit of my notes missing. i told him he wouldnt get them. he tried sevral times to get the rest of my notes but they wouldnt release them to mynew doc. the last time i saw him, he flew off tne handle wth me, i onl ever saw him three or four times. he was shouting at me. i didnt know why. he left the room to take a call, i picked up what photo copied notes he brought in to the room, n left.. when i read the noes, it said. had drunk ethol glycol. now having worked with it for the previous forty years, and i onew what it did to humans if you drank it. think the northlondon vodka factory find was in the news at the time too. but i knew about it from a very young age, thonk 16 or 17 lodgings, were the lady of the house used to make friut wines from the orchards she had, then convert it into liquer. it was dynamite, she used to skim the ethol glycol of the top n put in her car radiator. the resultig be eridge was thimbleful size glass to keep ones dignty. n legs under neath. so you see i wouldnt drink anti freeze for any reason, but it was written there in black n white. that connects to another part of the story, which is connected to this covid crap today. laterz piage.