How and When Doctors Learned to Kill

I suspect that there are still many people who not aware that what is happening now has been tried before – though, admittedly, on a smaller scale.

To understand how and when doctors learned to kill, we need to go back to World War II.

The following essay is taken from Vernon Coleman’s brand-new book `Truth Teller: The Price’.

I suspect that there are still many people who, although aware that the so-called pandemic was a fake, and who are aware that the whole covid-19 fraud was part of something much larger (a complex and long-standing plot which I described in my book Their Terrifying Plan) are not aware that what is happening now has been tried before – though, admittedly, on a smaller scale.

To understand how, when and why we need to go back to the Second World War.

It is generally, and wrongly, assumed that Adolf Hitler devised the murderous ideology for which he is now most remembered: the relentless killing of millions of men, women and children who were considered to be too imperfect (in some judgemental way) to be allowed to live.

But the idea of mass sterilisation, which morphed into genocide, did not originate with Hitler or any of the leading members of the National Socialist Party.

The idea of turning eugenic theory into a practical mission to purify the German race originated with the medical profession.

It was, I’m afraid, medical doctors who came up with the idea of removing the weak from society – whether they be physically or mentally disabled or of the “wrong” religion. The “cleansing” of the German people was not originally or primarily a Nazi programme and it was not simple anti-Semitism. (The removal of Jews and gypsies was just one part of the purification process.)

It was doctors who encouraged the Nazis to regard disease as a purely social problem rather than a result of external influences such as infections, and it was German doctors who promoted an early and particularly toxic version of social credit. Those who were promoting the German eugenics programme didn’t simply kill people for not marching the correct way, giving the right salutes and singing the proper songs (all attributes which would, they seemed to suggest, imply a long and healthy life) but they also chose to kill anyone who didn’t look acceptable to them. Anyone whom they thought looked “odd” or “ugly” would be killed since if they got into the wrong beds they might endanger the purity of the species.

(There is no little irony in the fact that the German doctors responsible for this very particular form of genocide did not exactly look handsome or endearing. Most of them looked like ugly, scary versions of over-the-top baddies in a World War II film. You can see photos of some of the doctors in the excellent but chilling documentary entitled ‘Action T4: A Doctor under Nazism’.)

And what is frightening is that what happened in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s is now happening throughout the world.

The globalists, aided and abetted by the medical profession, are determined to rid the world of the elderly, the disabled, the weak and the mentally ill. And they are doing it more efficiently, more ruthlessly and more effectively than the German doctors who led Hitler and the Nazis into their programme of genocide.