LaRouche on U.K's NICE: These Bastards Will Hang for Their Crimes

December 29, 2009 (LPAC)—Kalipso Chalkidou, director of the International Division of the British National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) which is the model for and genesis of the Independent Medicare Advisory Board (IMAB) established in the U.S. Senate's health care, arrogantly brags that NICE pushes genocide "maturely."

In an October 9, 2009 interview with Reuters news agency, NICE International director Chalkidou coldly dismissed as "childish" charges that NICE is a "death panel." All countries have to ration health care, she asserted, describing NICE's purpose as overseeing the imposition of its health care "rationing" methods upon every nation on the Earth.

What she calls "rationing," is a euphemism for the Hitlerian philosophy that there are some lives "too costly" to be permitted to live. In the midst of the global breakdown crisis, this means one thing: genocide, on a scale far greater than Adolf Hitler ever dreamed.

NICE International is working with more than 60 countries, from the United States to China, she claims. Chalkidou told Reuters that NICE's main attributes are "its maturity and openness about how health authorities should approach a decision when faced with a drug that works well but is prohibitively expensive, or with one that only extends a patient's life by a matter of days or weeks."

Ten to fifteen years ago, talk of rationing health care was taboo, but "NICE has improved the quality of the discussion. Amongst policymakers now we can have a much more mature conversation. They openly state the need to "prioritise." What we are talking about is rationing. We are talking about a system where not everybody can get everything that may help them all of the time, irrespective of cost. There is no health system in the world that does not have to address this," the bitch intoned.

NICE's 11th annual conference December 2-3 in Manchester, England discussed the possibilities for the U.S. health care system being run directly by U.K.'s NICE, during a panel addressed by two Americans who loved this idea: Steve Pearson, President of Harvard's Institute for Clinical and Economic Review, and Sean Tunis, Director of the Center for Medical Technology in Baltimore. Pearson raised "the potential ... for collaboration between U.K. and U.S. health-care systems," suggesting that "this could involve developing a common set of criteria" for cost-effectiveness. Tunis and Pearson indicated that NICE guidance — that is, decisions on what technologies, medicines and procedures are "cost-effective" and thus permitted — is already being used to set U.S. policy.

American patriotic leader Lyndon LaRouche responded:

"We say: you sons of bitches, you lost Copenhagen: give it up! You lost Copenhagen; your arguments are nullified; you're finished; you're dead! You put everything on Copenhagen; you are dead! And if President Obama goes with this, he's politically dead, too! And if the Queen of England goes with this, she's politically dead, too!

"The American people are going to kill anybody who goes with NICE in the United States. NICE guidelines don't belong in the United States; anybody who says this, we're going to hang, and not in effigy! If you go with this bullshit, we consider you as Adolf Hitler's child. And, don't hang around with us!"

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