Welcome back to the show today guys. I'm so excited to air to you and part two of my conversation with my good friend and brother and Bryce Eddie. I'm discussing this horrific story outside of the UK where a precious baby named Indy was just murdered by the UK government and the court who refused to allow this child's parents to go to Italy to give the life-saving care that the Italian government was willing to grant to this child.

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Have you seen today is Friday, November 10th for those listening? Do you have you seen this baby in this family in Europe that I believe the UK is essentially ordering be let to die.

No, I mean, you talk about it. You talk about eugenics. You talk about required participation. You talk about an example of when you rip Christianity from a society. The parents of this terminally ill, sweet little baby are have just lost a UK battle to bring her home. According to the story, a judge at Britain's high court ruled on Wednesday, November 8th.

That life support for a terminally ill, a month old baby should be withdrawn. Despite efforts by the infant's parents and the Italian government to transport her to Italy for further treatment, the Italian government saying we will care for the baby come here.

The parents of this sweet baby Indy, who has a rare metabolic disorder known as mitochondrial disease, have fought legal battles in a bid to continue life support for their child.

But a judge is just ruled that doctors can lawfully limit life supporting invasive treatment. Talk about euthanism, because continuing with the treatment would not be in the child's best interest.

The baby's parents had hoped to fly Indy to Italy where the Vatican's pediatric hospital has offered to care for her.

But just as peel ruled, it was quote, too dangerous to send the baby home, given the clinical complications.

So it's dangerous to try to keep the child alive. So it's better to kill the child. He had already ruled that a transfer to Italy would not be in the baby's interest.

And the court of appeal judges have backed that decision. So now, so now what's interesting? Okay, so this is this is a complex one.

Okay, so this is a complex one. Now, it's illogical what they're describing, because if, you know, if Italy, I mean, just just at the, you know, basic human level, if Italy is saying, hey, we'll do this. We'll take on this burden, right?

Then, of course, the risk is then worth it. The additional taxpayer money, because, you know, the UK, you know, system is it's a taxpayer funded system. It's right. Okay. So,

you know, from a public relations standpoint, I mean, forget the, you know, moral, you know, issues there, then, you know, fine, do it, you know, whatever, right?

You will get more of this. We already get a lot of this here in the US, right? Because our system is not single payer health system. It's not a socialized medicine system, but it's close.

Okay, it's close, because we have a cabal of deciders, and it's a very, very few deciders, the insurance carriers, and, you know, the provider groups and all that stuff that really decide most of your care, whether you like it or not.

And so the only very wealthy at this point can really have a huge impact on the treatment that is delivered.

And, you know, in our system has degraded over time, it was once the envy of the world.

But also, you know, there is not, and we have this here in the US, people demand heroic life saving costly measures, no matter what to try to save every life.

And at some point, someone has to call it. In this situation, you know, you've got another government that's saying, oh, no, we'll take it on, you know, or, well, I mean, the Vatican, right? Italy, right?

They're saying, hey, we'll do this. You know, we'll take it on. We'll take the burden.

By the way, there's no cost involved for the UK government to allow this baby to be transferred to Italy.

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