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50 - Twenty years of medically imposed misery
After the Supreme Court Ruling on the right-to-die case in 1995, the Irish Medical Council was deeply unhappy. The court had ruled that keeping someone alive via gastrostomy tube feeding amounted to medical treatment, not just to care. As such, then, it could be lawfully discontinued. A member of the Medical Council, Dr John Monaghan, speaking on his own behalf, said afterwards in an interview, published the next day, that any doctor who cooperated with this Supreme ruling ma

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Jun 161 min read


49 - Statins as a moneymaking scam
Over 50% of men aged 65 to 74 are taking statins daily. This is according to a Google search. The report does not say how many women are taking statins every day, but I can tell you, as a retired doctor, that it would not be much fewer. Lipid-lowering drugs are the most prescribed medicines across the so-called "developed world." Millions, if not indeed billions, consume them daily. This is at an enormous expense to the global economy and to individuals. Lipid-lowering drugs

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Jun 141 min read


47 - Irish Medical Council
The Irish Medical Council has 25 members. 12 of these are elected by their peers from the Irish Medical Profession; they are elected doctors, in other words. The other 13, the majority, are appointed by the government; they are non-elected lay people with government affiliations. The 12 doctor-appointed members tend to be conservatives who canvassed their conservative colleagues for votes to be elected in the first place.

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Jun 71 min read


46 - Podcast: Write Coach Ireland
Discover the 'Podcast: Write Coach Ireland' for authors and books. Tune in to Carl J Ashley's insightful podcast for authors and books.

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Apr 131 min read


45 - Price of fuel protest
The government will not talk with farmers protesting about the taxes on fuel. Instead, they try to send the army in against them. The army, to their lasting credit, shows considerable reluctance to move against their own people. So what does the government do next? They pepper-spray the protesting farmers. They won't talk with them; they pepper-spray them instead. Pepper-spray is extremely painful and can potentially cause permanent eye damage. This is disastrous. All the gov

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Apr 111 min read


42 - Goodreads' NUMBER ONE book - "The Foxhunter"
I had to share my good news with you today! The Foxhunter: To Die With Dignity is currently sitting at NUMBER ONE on Goodreads' 'Works of Pure Genius' Listopia list — yes, you read that right. *** NUMBER ONE ! *** Above The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, 1984, and To Kill a Mockingbird.

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Mar 121 min read


41 - Karen Ann Quinlan
Explore the groundbreaking right to die case Karen Ann Quinlan, a pivotal moment in medical ethics. Discover the impact of Karen Ann Quinlan's story.

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Mar 121 min read


30 - What a week of marketing and promoting my new book The Kindest Cut!
Two radio interviews, and an article this week to promote my new book The Kindest Cut.

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Nov 9, 20251 min read
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