Leadbeater’s bill to kill is defeated; Rachel from Accounts continues to kill the economy

In his latest passing observations, Dr. Vernon Coleman highlights some good news: Kim Leadbeater’s euthanasia bill has been defeated.

On the other hand, Dr. Coleman notes, Rachel from Accounts is doing a wonderful job for the conspirators. “I expect she gets a daily phone call of congratulations from the World Economic Forum.”

“Old people talk a lot about the past because there’s a lot of it and, by and large, it was more fun than the present and a damned site more fun than the future is likely to be,” he says.

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By Dr. Vernon Coleman

1. You may have missed the news (the corporate, Statist media pretty well forgot to mention it) but we won our battle against death by doctor. Euthanasia is not going to be legal in the UK. Our victory over this deeply dangerous euthanasia bill proves that it still possible for us to win individual battles and to defeat the evil conspirators and their acolytes. Despite massive support from the corporate media, politicians, doctors et al, the Leadbeater Bill has been put to sleep and will now be quietly buried (with as little embarrassing publicity as possible, of course). A big thank you to all those who sent books, articles and videos to MPs and journalists. Our campaign helped kill the Leadbeater Bill. And a huge Thank You to The Exposé for tirelessly promoting the campaign.

Note from The Exposé: Last Sunday, Kim Leadbeater tried to deceive Members of Parliament in an email claiming that “new data” showed the public supported her Bill. The “new data” was related to a survey conducted last year, before the proposed law’s Second Reading. She also misled MPs about what the public had in fact supported and overstated the numbers within the survey that supported it. Read more HERE.

On Wednesday, Leadbeater, the Labour Member of Parliament sponsoring the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, proposed an extension to the deadline of the implementation of the Bill until 2029 due to concerns about the Bill’s practicality and the need for robust safeguards. Leadbeater is thought to have climbed down after civil servants responsible for drafting amendments told her the Bill was unworkable. The delay casts doubt on the future of the Bill; it could push assisted dying legislation beyond the next general election – meaning it could be abandoned altogether.

Assisting someone to end their life remains illegal in all parts of the UK.

[Note from The Exposé: Regarding Ukraine, it’s not only the USA that is planning to own what’s left. See our articles about the 100-year partnership Starmer and Zelensky signed in January HERE, HERE and HERE.]

9. Members of Generation Z are the worst snobs I’ve ever known. If I am working in the garden (dressed by “Tramps R Us”), I generally say “hello” to passers-by who have looked in my direction. Older pedestrians will always smile and offer a friendly word or three. Those under 30 look through me and rarely manage to disguise the contempt in their eyes. I know it’s their snobbishness because if I happen to be better dressed, they behave quite differently.

10. One in four Britons claims that they are disabled. If you think Britain has any sort of future, I have a huge metal tower in Paris which I could let you have quite cheaply.

11. “We miss your videos but now we’ve got Dr. Campbell,” said a man who recognised me and stopped me in the street. I didn’t know whether to slit my wrist or jump under a bus.

12. In my view, everyone who still has a channel on YouTube is about as reliable as Wikipedia as a source of information. (I don’t know who has a YouTube channel these days because when they took down all my videos and banned me from making more, they banned me from watching anyone else’s videos.)

13. Most people seem to have been diagnosed with having autism, ADHD or Asperger’s. If you haven’t got at least one of these, there must be something wrong with you.

14. Barely a week passes by without my being harassed to have a vaccine for something. The invitations come by mail, by telephone, by text and by email. I have never given permission for the NHS to harass me in this way. Actually, I never gave the people who harass me any of the addresses or numbers they use. I can only assume they obtained them illegally. It’s time for me to contact the police and complain about this harassment.

15. The Government in the UK is encouraging people to top up their national insurance payments so that they will get a full pension. If the Government wants you to do something, then it’s going to be bad for you. The trick? By the time you’re supposed to get the pension you think you’ve paid for, you’ll be 103 and the £3 a week you get won’t buy you a spoonful of sugar to make the medicine go down.

16. The stuff they now call fog, mist and haze isn’t any of those things. It’s dust being sprayed to dim the sun. (This isn’t a myth. I have proof it’s happening. Read my book `The End of Medicine’ for more about the threat of geo-engineering.)

17. Taxing holiday homes out of existence will remove ambition from hard-working people’s lives. So, they won’t bother to work as hard and they will pay less tax.

18. There are 815,000 people in the UK who have Motability vehicles. Each of them gets a new car every three years. One in five new cars sold are to Motability. All the costs of running these cars are paid by taxpayers – including road tax, insurance, servicing and tyres. Are there really that many people in the country who need free cars?

19. The first floodlights at a football ground were erected in 1878 at Bramall Lane in Sheffield. I bet not even Michael Caine knew that.

20. Around a quarter of a million Britons now live in Dubai. When they lived in the UK, they were taxpayers. The disappearing taxpayers have been replaced by millions of illegal aliens and asylum seekers who are costing us a fortune and leading us ever faster into national penury.

21. Terrorism is politics by intimidation. I am constantly intimidated by my Government and, indeed, by a number of other governments.

22. Old people talk a lot about the past because there’s a lot of it and, by and large, it was more fun than the present and a damned site more fun than the future is likely to be.

23. Those who complain about current levels of inflation should know that it exceeded 25% in the UK in the 1970s. Incidentally, the UK government recently changed the list of items it uses to measure inflation. The inflation figures now depend on men’s flip-flop pool sandals, virtual reality headsets, yoga mats and mango. Let no one dare say these people do not have a sense of humour.

24. Our 68-year-old Bentley has been poorly again. As a result, the front passenger door doesn’t lock and the boot lock is so dodgy I don’t like to use it in case it won’t open. I don’t mind a bit. My body is also clapped out and I am sympathetic and understanding. I’m not bothering to take the car to the garage at the moment and I’ll put up with my health problems without a doctor for as long as I can. I explained this simple philosophy of acceptance in my book `Old Man in an Old Car’. Those who read it might find comfort in my gentle philosophy of acceptance and laissez-faire. Things go wrong but often sort themselves out. The car horn stopped working for a while but now it appears to have repaired itself. It seems that the self-healing philosophy applies to vehicles as well as humans.

About the Author

Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc practised medicine for ten years. He has been a full-time professional author for over 30 years. He is a novelist and campaigning writer and has written many non-fiction books. He has written over 100 books which have been translated into 22 languages. On his website, HERE, there are hundreds of articles which are free to read.

There are no ads, no fees and no requests for donations on Dr. Coleman’s website or videos. He pays for everything through book sales. If you want to help finance his work, please just buy a book – there are over 100 books by Vernon Coleman in print on Amazon.

While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.