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Slack.com slash DHQ. Welcome to the show, everybody. Thank you for listening. Hope you

had a wonderful weekend. I have to start off the week, unfortunately, talking about a pretty

tragic story. It's the story of Alfie Evans. And it's important. It's an important story,

primarily for, well, for two reasons. Number one, because a little boy's life is at stake.

Number two, secondarily, it also gives us a glimpse into our future. We in the United States,

we can always look over to Europe to kind of see where we're headed to see what it's

like looking into a crystal ball, basically. And I've always said that Western culture

is on a train, headed into the abyss. And it is specifically a train, not a car or anything

because it's Europe is essentially a few train cars ahead of us, but we're all attached

and we're going in the same direction. So just look where they are and that's where

we're going to be. The only way to avoid it is for us to detach our train car from

theirs and then go off in a different direction, which obviously is not how it would actually

work with a real train. So the analogy breaks down there, but you get what I'm saying.

The point is we have not detached ourselves. And so we are going in the same direction.

So if you want to know what our dystopian future looks like, just look at Europe. And you

can look there, especially with the case of Alfie Evans, who is another sick child, who's

been sentenced to death by a UK death panel. First, you had the prominent case of Charlie

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