Monthly Archives: September 2018

Campaigning on prescribed drug dependence and iatrogenic harm is not easy.  For the most part people are respectful and polite and I have rarely had to block anyone for being rude and obnoxious.  We all misinterpret things at times but … Continue reading →

Three days ago, Prof David Baldwin’s resignation as expert witness to Public Health England review on prescribed drug dependence was announced in the national press. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6203875/Government-drugs-advisor-QUITS-sustained-campaign-abuse.html https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/drugs-adviser-david-baldwin-quits-after-being-branded-worse-than-hitler-in-online-abuse-row-srtqltmfs Great play was made about comments in a single blog where Prof Baldwin … Continue reading →

According to social media I have at times been married to a PM presenter , another BBC journalist , a professor of psychiatry at imperial and probably related to Ming the Merciless, Emperor of Mongo. I would be happy to … Continue reading →

Michael Behan has campaigned for many years for justice for the victims of prescribed benzodiazepines and has an in-depth knowledge of this subject as it relates to the UK.  He was part of the class action in the 1990s.  Most … Continue reading →

Parliamentary Questions tabled by Lord Philip Hunt, King’s Heath Lord O’Shaughnessy, the Department of Health and Social Care, has provided the following answer to your written parliamentary question (HL9971): Question: To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will establish a … Continue reading →

Today is not a good day, it is a day for looking back, a day filled with regret and sadness.  On 14 September 2013, I attended a musical recital with friends, a quartet, though  I cannot remember much about it. … Continue reading →