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By David Leyonhjelm, published 6/8/2018In my previous life as a veterinarian I lost count of the number of domestic animals I euthanised.
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Instead, big pharma with their of bought and paid for pollies continue to advocate that thorium-based power or research into same remained prohibited? As they made squillions from chemo, a treatment derived from chemicals used in WW1 to kill thousands if not millions as they cowered in trenches. It's toxic and destroys healthy cells along with the cancerous ones.
This prohibition of thorium has given big pharma the time needed to bring on its inferior to bismuth 213 treatments, which include peptides and or nanoparticles that selectively attack cancer or even Parkinson's disease.
This prohibition has also served the interests of the 3 trillion a year fossil fuel industry and big nuclear alike!
As for assisted suicide, you have guns, David and like anyone here in this wide brown land has a choice of many other options including falling under the wheels of the tractor or in a single vehicle accident with a conveniently located tree, swerving to avoid the odd roo forced by the worst drought in living memory to graze on well travelled roadsides.
As someone suffering an alleged terminal illness, I take extreme issue with your callused indifference and ask why aren't you of all people out there fighting to have this prohibition on life-saving treatment lifted. I too have lost count of the number of lives I snuffed out! But with better reasons than mere convenience!?
Instead of using ungentlemanly language to attack Green Senators? Get right up their fundamental with a war for cheaper power and without exception, that power is none other than green hated Nuclear power. I'm informed at this moment we have only 2 grams of bismuth 213 in the entire world?
Without which we die in far greater numbers than the annual road toll! What are you there for!?
Alan B.