NHS is a Cult - Children at Risk - Whistle-Blower Breaks Silence

28 Jul 2025 · 2 h 14 min · 59 chapters

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In short

Topic

Victoria Rickson, a former NHS midwife and whistleblower, argues that UK maternity services are “dangerously unsafe” and driven by fear, cost, and institutional cover-ups. She claims maternity care harms women and babies through understaffing, excessive interventions (induction, IVs, vaginal examinations, C-sections), vaccine and vitamin K practices, and bullying/retaliation against staff who speak out.

Guest background

Victoria Rickson is 42, a mother of four boys and a wife, and describes herself as a “wide awake midwife.” She says she left the NHS on Feb 9, 2024 after whistleblowing. She grew up moving between England and Scotland, later working in Scotland (including early work at the Scottish Deer Centre). She frames her activism as rooted in personal trauma healing and spiritual/“energetic” beliefs about birth and parenting.

Key claims (as stated)

  • Maternity wards run with as few as two midwives per shift; midwives do 12.5-hour shifts without food/water/rest and may be responsible for up to 20 patients.
  • Patients may labour alone for long periods; she cites a case of 10 hours alone behind a curtain.
  • She alleges dishonest outcome reporting, manager complicity, and threats/death threats toward whistleblowers; she also claims the NMC contributed to nurse suicides by abandoning staff.
  • She argues induction and C-sections are financially incentivized and overused; she claims “normal birth” is being targeted.
  • She claims vaccines and vitamin K are unsafe, and links vitamin K to leukemia (without providing evidence in the transcript).
  • She says policy pressures midwives into following “fast track” high-risk pathways and that refusal can trigger social services involvement.

Notable examples

  • A patient labouring 10 hours alone with no care (as described by Victoria).
  • Her own hospital experience with type 1 diabetes in pregnancy: repeated “stillbirth risk” messaging, induction timing changes, and induction recorded under “mental health.”
  • Her home birth experiences (2011 “James”) contrasted with hospital trauma (including nine vaginal examinations in 24 hours).
  • She references Donna Ockenden’s investigations and claims they worsened C-section rates by enabling more women to request sections.

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Chapters

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Whistleblower's Journey

0:33 to 3:43

Victoria Rickson discusses her experience as an NHS whistleblower and the dangers in maternity services.

“And today's guest, we've got Victoria Rickson.”

Victoria's Early Life

3:43 to 5:32

Victoria shares her upbringing, challenges with bullying, and her journey toward finding her voice.

“Before we get into everything though I always like to go back to the start with my guests get more of a bit of understanding about you Victoria where you grew up and how it all began.”

Understanding Trauma

5:32 to 7:30

A discussion on how childhood trauma, particularly parental divorce, impacts adult life and parenting.

“It's all part of life, it's all part of the growth I guess.”

Impact of Family Structures

7:30 to 9:21

Exploration of how family breakdowns contribute to societal issues and the importance of strong family units.

“Why do you think that really affects people?”

Personal Responsibility and Growth

9:21 to 13:20

Victoria reflects on taking responsibility for her actions and how it has led to personal growth and healing.

“But it's always the fine line in the balance but why we don't?”

Changes in Maternity Care

13:20 to 14:00

Discussion on the changes in maternity care and the lack of support for new mothers today.

“I'm not afraid because I've surrendered.”

The Shift in Maternity Care

14:00 to 14:48

Exploration of the decline in community support for new mothers and its impact.

“But remember, the caring community was there.”

Personal Birth Experiences

14:48 to 18:47

Sharing personal birth experiences that highlight the importance of maternal autonomy.

“In hospitals, it's very low vibrational, you know?”

Mental Health and Induction

18:47 to 21:44

Discussion on how mental health concerns affect the decision to induce labor.

“Well, you know, we talk about sickness in your body when you haven't dealt with your trauma.”

Women’s Role and Energy Dynamics

21:44 to 26:33

Exploration of women's energy and its influence on family dynamics and societal roles.

“and how they then attach themselves in their pregnancy?”
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Reflections on Fatherhood

26:33 to 28:00

Emphasizing the importance of fatherhood and the role of discipline in children's lives.

“You know, and it's not that the man tries to be happy but we go with the women's energy.”

The Role of Parenting and Discipline

28:00 to 29:09

Discussing the importance of being a role model and instilling discipline in children.

Empowering Mothers and Family Dynamics

29:10 to 30:21

Exploring the significance of motherhood and the societal pressures on women to work.

The Challenges of Modern Parenting

30:22 to 31:46

Discussing the difficulties parents face in balancing work and family life.

“You know, when you're at home, and for the mental scope it takes to deal with a two-year-old that's drawn over all over your walls and all over your house and taking the nappy off and put poo everywhere.”

Awareness of External Influences on Children

31:47 to 32:34

Highlighting the dangers children may face from external environments.

Experiences in the NHS: Midwifery Realities

32:35 to 34:35

A personal account of the challenges faced within the NHS as a midwife.

“becoming a midwife, joining the NHS How did it all start?”

The Flaws in the Midwifery System

34:36 to 36:20

Critiquing the current midwifery practices and systemic issues within NHS.

“So when you actually start thinking about what midwifery is, it's not what they've created.”

The Impact of Medical Policies on Birth

36:21 to 37:46

Discussing how medical policies affect women's birthing experiences and outcomes.

“And I'm not saying that's always wrong because it's not, because it does save lives.”

Navigating Protocols and Patient Rights

37:47 to 39:40

Examining the pressures and protocols midwives face in the NHS.

“And we now can't pick out the ones that would have lost their babies because they're all mixed in.”

Questioning Medical Advice and Autonomy

39:41 to 41:35

Discussing the pressure on parents to follow medical advice and the importance of autonomy.

“There's like a 20 week one and you just check everything.”

Concerns Over Induction and Vaccination

41:36 to 42:00

Addressing the concerns parents have regarding induction and vaccination practices.

“And you think, well, everybody is getting it.”

The Pressure of Protocols in Maternity Care

42:00 to 44:35

Explore the challenges faced by parents in navigating maternity protocols and the implications of vaccinations.

“And I thought, nah, fuck, that happened.”

Concerns Over Cesarean Section Rates

44:35 to 47:15

Discuss the rising rates of cesarean sections and the perceived pressure on women regarding their childbirth choices.

“who is an ex-midwife she um did an investigation into Nottingham Hospital which is now under a criminal manslaughter, corporation manslaughter, which we'll touch on later, and Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital.”

The Influence of Fear in Healthcare Decisions

47:15 to 49:59

Understand how fear influences women's decisions about maternity care and the role of midwives and doctors.

“James, when I left, there was, we used to have a morning list for C-sections and you would have three women, sometimes two, and then the list would finish for the day.”

The Crisis of Trust in the NHS

49:59 to 52:49

Investigate the erosion of trust in healthcare systems and the implications of being part of a flawed system.

“And they're just there because they believe in the system.”

Whistleblowing and Revelations in Healthcare

52:49 to 56:04

Discover the experiences of a midwife turned whistleblower and the shocking trends observed post-COVID.

“But they know that that's actually practice.”

Whistleblower's Journey: Leaving the NHS

56:04 to 59:00

Explore the experiences of a midwife as she leaves the NHS and highlights safety concerns.

“And on my last shift, I was sent a lady and a baby and they were sent to me because we're very good friends now.”

The Health System's Failures and Personal Risks

59:00 to 1:02:00

Discussing systemic failures in healthcare and personal risks faced by whistleblowers.

“Sorry, just before we go on to the next topic, the K-Vetamin booster, what's the purpose that they say it's actually for?”

The Fight for Truth and Authenticity

1:02:00 to 1:07:10

The importance of authenticity in speaking out against systemic failures and the courage it takes.

“So the NHS don't give you anything for free, apart from a COVID vaccine, of course.”

Systemic Corruption and the NHS

1:07:10 to 1:10:01

A deep dive into the perceived corruption within the NHS and its implications for society.

Concerns About NHS and Patient Autonomy

1:10:01 to 1:12:06

Explore the speaker's views on the NHS as a controlling entity and the need for patient autonomy.

“That's just my authenticity and my integrity.”

Whistleblowing and Systemic Issues

1:12:07 to 1:13:47

Discussion on the challenges faced by whistleblowers in the NHS and personal experiences with harassment.

“Asking people, you might have to invest money in looking at more private healthcare outside of the system.”

Grievances and Internal Struggles

1:13:48 to 1:16:46

Details of grievances raised by midwives and the impact of workplace culture on patient safety.

“But what they sent me was this one document, which implicates my head of midwifery, Charlotte Wilton.”

Issues of Accountability in Midwifery

1:16:47 to 1:19:56

Examination of accountability failures within the midwifery system and personal implications of whistleblowing.

“midwives' lives for one error, but they've done many errors themselves.”

Defamation and Professional Risks

1:19:57 to 1:23:42

Insight into the personal and professional risks faced by the speaker following allegations of responsibility for a baby's death.

“So it goes to show there is no transparency, that middle management are gatekeepers for the top dogs, that they will do anything to make sure patients are not safe.”

Facing Accusations: The Cost of Speaking Out

1:24:01 to 1:25:22

Learn about the personal risks taken by whistleblowers in the NHS.

“I just need to wait to see of the outcomes.”

Systemic Issues in Midwifery

1:25:23 to 1:26:39

Discover alarming practices and the systemic bullying faced by midwives.

“the people that called me a baby killer are midwives.”

The Hidden Truth Behind Baby Deaths

1:26:40 to 1:27:54

Explore the complexities and hidden truths regarding baby deaths in hospitals.

“And what happens is the women are not getting their cases fully heard.”

The Ritual of Cutting the Umbilical Cord

1:27:55 to 1:29:28

Examine the practices surrounding umbilical cord cutting and their implications.

The Dark Side of Organ Harvesting

1:29:29 to 1:31:06

Investigate disturbing claims about organ harvesting during childbirth.

“My argument now is, holy hell, the amount of placentas I've delivered and put in an orange bag, where is it?”

Perjury and Accountability in Healthcare

1:31:07 to 1:32:46

Discuss the implications of potential perjury in medical statements.

“Now, if you've lied under oath on a coroner's statement, that's perjury, and you perverted the course of justice.”

The Quest for a Perfect Birth

1:32:47 to 1:35:23

Debate what a 'perfect birth' looks like in today's medical landscape.

“So once all this comes out in the case, if that is the case, I will be making sure that that midwife stands to account and I will be informing the coroner of a change in circumstances with regards to that case.”

Empowering Parents: Taking Control of Birth Choices

1:35:24 to 1:37:46

Learn how parents can navigate the healthcare system for better birth outcomes.

Questioning Medical Authority

1:37:47 to 1:38:00

Encourage critical thinking about health decisions for children.

Questioning Vaccination Choices

1:38:00 to 1:39:10

Learn about the importance of researching vaccination choices for children.

Concerns Over Vaccine Ingredients

1:39:10 to 1:41:00

Explore the risks associated with vaccine ingredients and their effects on children.

“Is it because we're getting more vaccines possibly?”

Midwifery and Vaccine Protocols

1:41:00 to 1:42:40

Discuss the midwifery practices surrounding vaccinations and their implications.

“So I think for me now as a mother, I say to my older boy and my daughter-in-law who's thinking about having children, read everything.”

Navigating Professional Ethics in Healthcare

1:42:40 to 1:44:10

Understand the ethical dilemmas faced by healthcare professionals regarding vaccinations.

The Role of Money in Healthcare

1:44:10 to 1:45:50

Examine how financial incentives affect decisions in the healthcare system.

“Because midwifery is changing rapidly, daily, and they are all vulnerable.”

Reflections on Past Choices

1:45:50 to 1:47:00

Reflect on personal experiences and the impact of past decisions on the present.

The Human Side of the NHS

1:47:00 to 1:48:20

Hear a personal account of the emotional struggles within the NHS system.

“because when you do bad you will get bad.”

Trauma in Young Mothers

1:48:20 to 1:51:20

Learn about the traumatic experiences faced by young mothers in the healthcare system.

“I think I'll talk about a couple of stories.”

A Personal Story of Loss and Support

1:51:20 to 1:52:00

Discover a poignant story of loss and the support offered during childbirth.

“feed a dolly, and they were horrendous for hours, and hours and relentless.”

Midwife's Heartbreaking Experiences

1:52:00 to 1:57:42

Hear a midwife share profound stories of patient care and the failings of the healthcare system.

“I thought, I said to my boss, I don't care, we're getting them in.”

The Controversy of Late-Term Abortion

1:57:42 to 2:03:24

A deep dive into the ethics and implications of late-term abortion laws and personal beliefs.

“And now a baby's gone to NICU, which was on life support.”

Personal Healing and Medical Narratives

2:03:24 to 2:06:00

Exploring the journey of healing and questioning mainstream medical narratives.

“You will have nothing and you will not be happy.”

Healing Through Self-Awareness and Fasting

2:06:00 to 2:10:22

Learn how self-awareness and fasting can impact health and well-being.

“I was on a hundred units of insulin when I was a midwife a day.”

Navigating the NHS and Personal Empowerment

2:10:22 to 2:12:26

Understand the importance of questioning medical advice and empowering oneself.

“I remember who I am and I love every bit of who I am.”

Connecting with Victoria Rickson

2:12:26 to 2:14:08

Discover how to connect with Victoria and learn about her initiatives.

“Yes I'm on TikTok as Victoria Rickson I'm on X as Victoria underscore Rickson I'm doing some work with the World Council for Health with Dr.”
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0:33And boom, we're on. And today's guest, we've got Victoria Rickson. Victoria, how are we? I'm very well. Thank you for having me. First and foremost, thanks for coming on the show. NHS whistleblower. I've actually got your kind of Twitter post that's been pinned. I think it will give people a good understanding who you are and what you're all about. I'm Victoria, 42 years old. Look great, by the way, for 42. A mother of four boys, a wife, and a wide awake midwife. On February 9th, 2024, I walked out of the NHS not because I stopped caring, but because I could no longer be part of the system that is committing crimes against humanity, criminal harm and manslaughter against women, babies and midwives.

1:14The public must know the truth. Maternity services are dangerously unsafe. Women are lured into under the guise of safety, but the reality is deadly. A patient laboured for 10 hours alone behind the curtain with no care. she assumed she was safe her baby wasn't the result unnecessarily what's that say? Neonatal resuscitation that's a big word for me it's okay this is a criminal neglect vaccine evidence is not safe or effective but so does such I believe so labour wards have been running with as few as two midwives per shift this is a clear risk to life midwives are doing 12 and a half hour shifts without food water or rest, often responsible for up to 20 patients at once, jeopardising lives in a system that refuses to listen.

2:06The evidence is clear, outcomes are worsening and avoidable deaths are happening. Inquiries lead to more paperwork, not better care. Managers are complicit, failing to stand up for their staff while knowingly allowing unsafe conditions that lead to harm. Vital funding cuts have halted essential progress in maternity services, leaving women at risk. Birth choices are being denied despite EU law protecting them. NHSE, RCM and NMC are unfit for practice, allowing harm while pretending to protect. The bullying culture is horrific, forcing midwives to choose between their jobs or their morals. Hospitals are dishonest, misreporting outcomes to cover up preventable deaths The NMC has blood on its hands responsible for the suicides of nurses who were abandoned instead of supported Community care have been stripped back to the bone with minimum if not zero education And support for families and communities that leaves parents isolated, misinformed and without the help they need This is not just failure This is criminal midwives Are expected to hold a collapsing system Yet our voices are ignored And when I spoke up You were threatened, death threats You were told that whistleblowers go missing overnight You were falsely accused Of responsible for the death of a baby I have been horrifically trolled And harassed I will not be intimidated I will not be silenced I am wide awake midwife And I will fight for the truth Boom And now you're here I am how's things with it all since that post kind of went viral yeah it's been up and down as you can imagine I think whistleblowing is very personable but most of us experience the same emotions grief loss fear being proud being loud and you fight in between the I'm gonna keep going back you almost have to retreat in gather your strength a bit like a soldier I can imagine go and eat go and replenish yourself and go back out and fight in battle that's no different to being a whistleblower.

4:16Before we get into everything though I always like to go back to the start with my guests get more of a bit of understanding about you Victoria where you grew up and how it all began. Yes so I was born in Portsmouth my dad was navy so um dad's actually Scottish he's in Dundee mum was from Portsmouth and I really much pretty much grew up moving around I think I went to about eight different primary schools and schools in my early life which has really served well today because change does not faze me moving and up and going does not faze me i have no connection to things that are immaterial um and then i grew up in scotland i grew up in the kingdom of fife went to belbaxter secondary school i had a great time bit of bullying because i was english you know they thought braveheart came out at that time and i killed all the women and children and it was stupid but it again grew me i grew really positively i've always been someone that has never been able to display themselves properly.

5:11I've always been outspoken and as I get older, I'm learning how to disseminate that properly rather than it coming from a place of any trauma or undeniable anger. I'm in a place where, okay, here's the facts. Let's be a little bit more logical and disseminate this fairly. So that's pretty much my whole life has been like that. What was your first ever job? I worked at the Scottish Deer Centre. I wore a beautiful little kilt and worked in the shops yeah yeah it was brilliant I went back there recently it was such nostalgia and my boss was still there yeah she she was still there and and yeah do you know I had Scotland is in my heart I can't wait to go back my husband won't go there because he's English but I the Scottish people are the best people and I generally not just saying that because you are Scottish but I've always don't like to brag but I believe you're right that I will agree with you there Victoria I'm sure I agree with you many things but that would be top of the list so what was kind of life like after that what did you do bit of a car crash made lots of big decisions that that i didn't wasn't grounded i wasn't in a place of safety in myself i made i was always successful in my jobs always did really well went and worked at the bank of scotland inst andrews then in dunfermline i went you know so i've always done really well in my workplaces um and always stepped up in the role quite early because i was in my early 20s but I had my first son at 19 and then he you know I really rebelled after him and just didn't you know wasn't the best mother didn't know what was doing and you know and I think through my own life I hadn't recognized the traumas that I'd had and then I was behaving in line with those traumas and wasn't actually behaving very well so I feel in my life I've done a lot of soul searching reflecting that I haven't always made the best decisions and I've hurt people very close to me but I think that is part of being human.

7:03It's all part of life, it's all part of the growth I guess. What sort of traumas, can you touch on them? Yeah, yeah, my parents' divorce was brutal. I was very young, I'd just moved from England to Scotland and dad just left and it was really tough and I've gone over, I've done a lot of healing because I'm a healer now and I go back to that and I go back to that 13 year old girl in my meditations and my connections and I just let her know she's going to be alright and she is going to be alright because she's here today and she's alright. Why do you think that really affects people? Because I always state this on the podcast, but the majority of men in prison come there because lack of a father, no father around, divorce through the roof.

7:43The people who turn to the OnlyFans, porn, addiction, struggle because they've not got that strong family unit. Not everybody does it, but the stats are there to prove that you need a mother than father to raise children. Why do you think it affects us so much? because we're not meant to be apart from the people that we love we're not meant to be apart and this is why it's so important to talk about this message with maternity because they break you down young so you never fully are working within your true authenticity by the time you become an adult so if they get the mother in pregnancy and they start attacking her and they don't treat her well and they feed her with medication she's not going to bond with her baby that baby's not going to then grow up to bond with anything in their lives this is a a planned attack uh i believe from a corporation governmental wef who all feeds down so i think the fact that fathers when they leave it's not that father leaving that's difficult it's how it's dealt with i think afterwards so my parents weren't good communicators they didn't talk we couldn't talk about it none of us knew how to talk about it so three daughters then in separate rooms in their own trauma, in their own grief, one cutting themselves or doing whatever, not saying my sisters did that, but one could be cutting themselves.

9:01I never did anything physical. What I turned into was I was a great sports person. So I was five high jump for years, queen, and hurdler and a big cross country runner. And I turned that trauma into energy of, but then it becomes an addiction in itself. So you're not actually transmitting the trauma out properly. it's only as a growing woman now I understand that but at the time you turn that into either an addiction or porn or sleeping around or causing anger to everybody else and what do you do you project everything that everybody else's fault and actually it's you and that's all I've done is turn it around and take full responsibility so I think the breaking of the family has been planned for a very very long time and it's working yeah but it's mad because even though the health and fitness side of it, it is a healthier addiction than other ones but it can be so more damaging to the brain than just drugs or alcohol or everything.

9:54But it's always the fine line in the balance but why we don't? Because we're extreme, all humans are extreme, we do. One end of the spectrum or the other, I either don't drink or I'm fucking bang on it. I either take drugs or I just go missing, I just hibernate and just stay clean, you know? So your internal adrenaline, cortisol, all of this, it just plays that huge part. And if you just sit still in those tough moments, which I've done in the last four years, it's tough to sit still and do nothing. And that's what we need to be doing more of. But it's harder to do that. So you had your first son, 19, kind of not understanding life, kind of making your mistakes to learn as a mother, to grow.

10:37That was the same when my two kids were born at the start. I had two girls pregnant at the same time, 15 years ago. And it took me maybe, I would say, a good eight years, nine years to understand what it's like to be a father and the importance of being a father. And it's hard if you've not... I had a great dad of loving. Used to keep me off of school, used to take me to the gym and just, yeah, done many great things. But when you become a dad yourself, it doesn't matter who raised you. It's trying to understand your life's mistakes, your patterns and to break that and how to become a dad you'll never really see a dad reading books or educating themselves because we feel as if it's the mother's job and as bad as that is nowadays we just feel it's women just go naturally how to be a good mum I believe yes like I say we can still make mistakes but for a dad we really need to search and understand what it's like to be a dad and to lead by example not to be sitting there and drinking and full of drugs and coming home late and feeling sorry for yourself.

11:38Lead by example. Your kids are a reflection of you and would you want your kids being who I was in my 20s? Of course not. Did it make me a better person though? Of course. But I would still rather them miss those bad times and try and have more good times, you know, and learn from my mistakes. When did you start kind of understanding the role of a mother? And the importance of it? In the last two years? Just two years ago. Yeah. And my eldest is 24. Yeah. And he even says, mum, you're so different. You've become a better mother the more you've had because obviously I've got four boys. But now it's because I've addressed my inner demons, traumas, and I've taken responsibility for them.

12:23Nobody told me to act that way but me. It doesn't matter when you say, oh, but that person did this. It doesn't matter what they did. You did it. And that's what I've done. And that's really hard. especially when you feel hard done by and you feel victim well how's it helped me being a victim it's not helped me whatsoever to be a victim i chose to be a midwife this is not the blame of the hospital i chose my birth i chose my mid to be a midwife i chose to leave i take full responsibility for everything once you start changing that mindset you actually change your regulation system within your body and you calm and you stop and you make better decisions you You don't react.

13:02And you have more love and you are more lighter. And then everything starts coming to you in more of an abundance because you're now letting off energy that you're in control of yourself and you're feeling happier in yourself and you've surrendered to whatever will come. James, if I'm supposed to be killed because I'm a whistleblower, it will happen. You can't stop those things. I'm not scared of them. I'm not afraid because I've surrendered. And not many people can do that, but that's where we've got to get to and that's what I'm now teaching my children. so the beauty of it now is I'm 42 I've got three fathers four boys and we all hang out we all speak we all we've all been together at dinners and parties because I will not have our community broken just because we didn't deal with our traumas and stay together so now we're together what about your first buff who was that 19 on your back von toose epidural at nine wells in Dundee.

13:58Don't remember much about it. But remember, the caring community was there. I had a group of mums. I remember them. I remember being in the hall and learning about breastfeeding and you would wash a baby doll and you talked about things. That's non-existent now. You have to pay for that now. You know, how are first-time mums supposed to know where to go? They're going to one system, which is the NHS. And we know what the NHS is all about. If you're awake, you'll understand it so we're removing and robbing all these women by saying come to us we'll help you and then just drop them so if it's your first baby and you don't know any different you will know that that's normal but for me having four children across 18 years in two countries and one at home I know what's right in maternity and what's wrong and it's fundamentally wrong.

14:48Did all your buffs change as you started to kind of work on yourself and become more spiritual and in tune because back Back in the day it was a free for all now I'm all for doulas and breastfeeding is so important people just do their own research from formula to breastfeeding like it's totally night and day like feed your kid natural stuff and again with the umbilical cord which I've touched on which is so important we cut the umbilical cord straight away which is so wrong it's full of nutrients in your white blood cells and just let it fall off naturally and then you've got the placenta a lot of people can make it into capsules intake as well but it's so important for people to do their own research but when you're going to hospitals a lot of the nurses aren't even researched on it anyway so they're going by the book and it's not that they're bad they're only reporting for the information that they had and sometimes when people want to give a home birth they're thinking why and do you want to take these vaccines and do you want to take this I think it's K vitamin it doesn't even exist and it also has linked to leukemia and I'm not here to scare people but just do your own research and then make your own decision we're just going from results of what the information we have on one page But there's many different pages on there How to give natural birth and do things right And a lot of kids are coming out drugged up And crying and screaming Kids should be coming out blissful They're in peace for nine months And then they come into this world And it's all the artificial lies Giving pregnancy on your back Cutting the umbilical cord Coming out drugged up Like it is, it's dangerous But again it's just lack of knowledge So for people just do your own research into things And a lot of people might not do home births or doulas but it's in your home environment.

16:22You just dim the lights. In hospitals, it's very low vibrational, you know? And other people putting their hands on your baby first. It's very oppressive. I've walked it. Straight away, I couldn't believe the change in me. Just the darkness. I shrunk. I would shrink. I've always been a very confident woman. Always. My mum always said, you know, you were born confident. Not arrogant. I have been arrogant and full of ego. yes but not now now I realize my confidence is is my skill it's my art and how I can get my information out there to the masses that's what my role was but when you actually go into that job and they teach you by a book that's restricted from here to here and we know who teaches the NHS we know where the funding comes from and who's above doing it so if you're reading these books and none of it ever really made sense because I had a home birth before I became a midwife no one touched me I was in control I was at my own home they were cranking up the heating because it was August.

17:21No, leave me alone. I'm going to burn up and get a temperature. Turn it down. So I was in my own home. I was able to say, don't touch me and I'll do what I want. And guess what? I knew I was fully dilated. No one had to tell me that. Nikita Stark talks about this. A woman's intuition in birth is never wrong. But we pull you in under that guise of safety on my Twitter. We pull you in under the guise of safety and you hand over your control. You hand over your intuition and it's gone because you then don't know what you're doing. You don't know what's happening because everybody around you is making decisions for you.

17:53But when I had my third son at home, because I had such a beautiful second birth in hospital, I thought, why am I not having my baby at home? So in 2011, I had my son James, great name, at home. He was born at home and it was so magical. I had an outer body astral projection. I saw myself giving birth. That's what they don't want. They don't want women in that control. But the midwife didn't touch me as much. I knew I was fully dilated she didn't have to stick her fingers in my vagina she didn't have to touch me I knew and then what did I do I got ready and prepared in my mammal sense of where I was going to birth and how I was going to do it and no one was telling me what to do and if I didn't have that experience James I probably wouldn't be able to be here today talking about the difference of birth I've had four different births because the last birth was horrific and I was a midwife it traumatized me but I take responsibility for the birth I chose but what it's made me realize I was robbed of my choices because I hadn't dealt with my trauma.

18:50So what was the last one? Why was that so bad? Well, you know, we talk about sickness in your body when you haven't dealt with your trauma. So I developed type 1 diabetes at the age of 37 in my fourth pregnancy. I was so unwell. And I was a midwife. And I was admitted for eight, nine days on one stint and three on the other. I was so unwell. And the doctors, all they said the whole way through my pregnancy is, you're going to have a stillbirth. You're at risk of stillbirth. You're at risk of stillbirth. Now, I've never had those words said to me before. When you hear them, they are so frightening.

19:30And they only say them to cover their own back. Because if they haven't said it and it's not documented, they could be at risk of litigation. Right? So I've walked out of the hospital now thinking, my baby's going to die, so I might as well not even link to it. So I didn't even connect with my last son. I stripped myself of being pregnant. It was horrific. My husband will tell you I was unrecognizable. And I worked with these people. And they were constantly telling me, you're at risk of stillbirth. You need to get your blood sugars down. So not only was I pregnant, I was now a midwife with all the knowledge and all the trauma that I'd seen of all the harm.

20:04I'm now seeing that I have to take insulin and titrate that. Type 1 diabetes we know is people call it the bad diabetes it's so hard to manage diabetes because you're practically an organ outside injecting as if you're an organ so I was dealing with all of that and then they they frightened me so much that they were they told me I had to be induced at 37 weeks which is very early I've always spontaneously gone into labor myself at 40 weeks every time I've never had to be induced because my body knew what it was doing and my baby knew when it wanted to be born because it felt safe. Whereas in this pregnancy, they said I had to get to 37 weeks.

20:42So when I got to 36 weeks, I think it was, yes, my consultant Imogen said, no, your diabetes isn't as bad as we thought. You can wait another two weeks. And obviously I'm thinking, I've managed to keep my baby alive all this time. I can't wait two more weeks because he'll die. And I went into self-sabotage, like my baby's going to die. My baby's not safe in there. We're telling women that their womb is not safe for their baby what the hell that's ridiculous of course it's the safest place they should be out here is worse for them not all in not in all cases of course and what i found astonishing was i then got so normally you would be induced for type 1 diabetes or induced induction for type 2 diabetes or induction for previous small baby or gbs group you strut right so they'll put a reason why you're being induced because it goes on the system of statistics.

21:35I was no longer being induced for type 1 diabetes. They induced me for mental health. So I went down as a mental health statistic. Can you imagine what that does to someone's psyche and how they then attach themselves in their pregnancy? And because I walked this, I now realized how many 600 ,000 women potentially feel in their pregnancy in the UK. Every year? Every day. Every year. And you're thinking, my goodness, what is happening? So not only did I take control of my own induction I wanted to be induced early now when I had my son I had nine vaginal examinations in 24 hours I never thought about that this at the time it was only after in my sexual relationship that things went right in my own body and I was like there was this trauma attached to my my vagina my my privates can you imagine strangers and people that you know, because some of the midwives you don't know, coming into your room and popping their fingers in your vagina, right deep as far as your back passage.

22:37That happened nine times in 24 hours. Now, some of those are warranted because I was in labor by then, but so many in between. I was screaming, James, screaming. My husband was burst into tears thinking I was dying. And I'd had a home birth when no one touched me. Can you see the difference? It was traumatizing. See the women doing this job though, they're only going by the hymn sheet. So like I say, it's not a shoot down workers and shoot down other people, teachers. They're only going doctors. They're only giving this sheet to say, listen, promote this, give this drug, this is what works. They're actually believing.

23:11And the same people who got the vaccine, they're not bad. It's just lack of knowledge. It's just lack of understanding, of questioning it. They just think they're doing the right thing. So not every day we can't. We're in a society where everybody's believe me, believe me. You can't. You're only giving the knowledge what you want. and human beings kind of trust other people, even though we shouldn't, which is sad reality. In a great world, we all should trust and love, but it's not the way the world is just now. So it's just to question these things. Is there a lot of male workers? We only had one.

23:45We only had one. And the women loved him. I don't want a male midwife. I want to be with women in the women's space. You understand that? Yes. you know and people women do say victoria have you had children yeah yeah i have four and they would go god you look so young one woman actually said to me i don't want you you're too young and i was like i've had four babies she was oh you could stay women want you to relate to them why would she not want you if you're too young just thinking i don't know i didn't ask but i can imagine it's because for some women they have anxiety about being in hospital people don't like walking into hospitals it creates anxiety because they feel the energetic oppression.

24:25But the babies will feel that cortisol no? Does that not then go into their psyche? That stress, that anxiety and you're programming your kid from whatever you're feeling. Yeah and what are we made of? Water. We now know from Vader Austin and Emoto's work that water holds memory. So if you as a woman are thinking and feeling something, water crosses the placenta into your baby. So your baby is feeling your resonance. And what, you know, what are they doing now? So in 1947, when the NHS was born, hardly anybody delivered in hospital. They delivered at home. And the only reason why they moved it into hospital was if you don't didn't have good sanitation, you were at risk of infection.

25:07So you need to come to the hospital. That's the only reason why they moved it. so now fast forward nearly 100 years later pretty much every woman is delivering in hospital we have the lowest home birth rates and the lowest breastfeeding rates and the worst outcomes we've got one in three with trauma we've got one point one billion pound of litigation which takes up 51 of the nhs claims is maternity what none of them are doing anything about it do you think any mps contacted me no do you think west streetings contacted me no do you think james Titcombe who is patient safety lead for the countries really contacted me no do you think Theo Clark who just ran the recent birth trauma inquiry included me no but is this because why would they not want to fix the problem what is the main objective is it to get the vaccine into the kids is it to money control money control the masses keep women's vibration low you know that what then happens if the woman's energetic energetic field is low when she's at home with that new baby she's not going to connect she's not going to breastfeed the baby's going to suffer the relationship's going to suffer the in-laws suffer the siblings suffer and it ripples ripples ripples and ripples yeah birth costs money yeah but i've been saying it for for many years now women's energy controls the world it controls your partner's energy controls the household it controls everything the feeling the mood everything how that woman energy is is the way the household they'll be and that's facts.

26:34This is proven. You know, and it's not that the man tries to be happy but we go with the women's energy. Like I say, the women are the true source of the world. I always say that. Men build it. We need each other. We're in a society where it's all fight, fight, fight. We don't need each other. We hate each other. We can be independent. Women are the most single they've ever been and less mothers than they've ever been. What do you want to be for? Yeah, boss lady. Yeah, do you know what? I'm staying In the penthouse I've got my watch And big car But you're going to die alone That's not the way We should be And be who you want to be But all this feminism bullshit Is fucked is up Men can't speak out anymore Men are becoming weaker That's why roles Have reversed as well It's not women Are bad And want to be boss ladies There's no men To provide and protect We've come in softer We're fucking dancing On TikTok We're not being As honest as we can be We're not being As sharp as we can be And women then Need to take that role Of being masculine While men are becoming feminine They do say the water supply has been tampered with With oestrogen But either way we need to make a stand We need to go back to our natural roles And like I say be who you want to be If you want to be that boss lady By all means be it If you want to be fruity and feminine For a man by all means be it But for me it's the family household I want more kids I'd love another three, four kids I just feel as if I'm in a better space Just needs to be with the right person You've got three kids to three women And believe me it's not easy but that's the choices I made then for me I want more kids I will have more kids I just think it's the best thing everything I've tried to achieve in life it's not fulfilling you know it was fulfilling when I started getting maybe the car and the house and the watch and I think this is amazing it disappears after one week the fulfilling things that last a lifetime is being a father I believe in being the best role model you can kids need they need structure they need discipline and I'm not saying fucking beating your kids and doing all that but they need discipline they need to be told no they need to be told yeah this is right they need to fall down and pick themselves back up because that's what life is all about no kids the streets are empty they're empty my kids four of them never ever disrespect me yeah never they're so respectful and they're respectful to their partners my daughter-in-law messaged me recently and said thank you for not only giving me my partner but giving me my home i was like sobbing but i i have got that from my parents because my parents did have that and if they'd only just dealt with all of their other traumas i think they probably could have gone on and we could have been a very solid unit but it wasn't meant to be and i'm okay with that but you are right the feminine energy in the house she she's the healer he's the provider he's the the man that wants to bring a bit if you're bringing it from a place of ego it's never going to work so you know people want to chase money and they want to i was i was in ego when i went for to be a midwife the profession called my ego because i'm like yes i'm a midwife i'm this i'm that people won't be afraid people are too afraid to admit that i'm not because i'm authentic and i'll just say how i was when i look back that's exactly what it felt like ego ego ego but now i'm like heart space hang on a minute what's going on here no one's to blame my colleagues aren't to blame but i think it's really important when we start healing you start bringing out the truth about what's coming on what's been going on and what's been hidden because without the truth we cannot heal and if the truth keeps being hidden and and hidden behind the corporations and people aren't able to speak out about it because they're threatened nothing will heal and it's the birth that is the start of any life but it's the vessel that grows the birth that also needs the nurture so if women don't want to work and they want to raise a family they shouldn't be penalized for that it's the most rich job in the world it's the most profound job in the world you are raising our future generations so i'm a big believer that if women don't want to work they shouldn't have to work but they shouldn't be penalized for it.

30:22Like, you're a bum at home with kids. Wow. You know, when you're at home, and for the mental scope it takes to deal with a two-year-old that's drawn over all over your walls and all over your house and taking the nappy off and put poo everywhere. You know, when you look back, it's funny. Because one day, you'll wish the poo was back on your walls because they grow so quick. And if we don't sit still and see our children grow and evolve, we miss every opportunity to intersect as parents to say, what do you need? What help do you need? so my ex-husband's also a healer in the healing journey so he's becoming a healer so my children and the people around me have the best supporting healers around them who can start helping them bring up and dredge up some of the things that they need to address including our children but they go out into the world and they're not going to meet people on the same level which is going to be really difficult yeah but women always say this as well but they become the best version of themselves when they become a mother yeah that's the best job in the world but we're living a society where you need to, and listen a lot of women out there need to work two or three jobs to keep alive and keep providing which is amazing but to be the best version of you is I believe is becoming a mother and really understanding you because you're not as selfish anymore you've got someone else to think about but we're living in a society where you need to go and work bills are too high so the mums and dads need to work the kids are in nurseries and schools with with teachers and people you don't really know and everybody's got some fucking darkness in them as well and you just don't understand how dark these people can be I've interviewed enough people now it's made me more aware of I need to be more protective and I'm a very protective dad and that's the sad reality because why should I have my kids around other people that I don't know they could be anybody fucking anybody male and female this isn't just men who work in nurseries and schools who are predators also that women can be and it's the perfect job for people to do that if your kids are in nurseries and school and people need to put their kids in nurseries and schools because they need to work and provide but Trapped in the system Yeah, it's just a system of control and we're all in it I'm still in the system You're still in the system I'm still caught up in it but we're just more aware of it where we can ask the questions So what happened then becoming a midwife, joining the NHS How did it all start?

32:39I had my home birth and I went wow whatever that is I want to feel that every single day of my life because when you just talked about as a woman you evolve when you have a baby it is literally like you walk through a portal door and you've left behind an old remnants of you I can't explain it because it's not tangible I can't touch it I can't see it it happened I I expanded in my consciousness when I gave birth to my son he was my catalyst to this journey and I watched myself it was like astral project. I've already said that. And when I had him, it was incredible. He was my connection to motherhood.

33:15He was my connection to what birth really meant. So I became a midwife. And the midwife that was there was a good friend, Kaylee. And I really looked up to her because she was only new. She was amazing. She was incredible. And I thought, I want to give women this every single day. How many women do you think I had that with? None. Never saw it. Never happened. and I became afraid of normal birth. If you gave me a woman in the pool with candles, it caused me anxiety because I was so ingrained in the trauma of the systematic task algorithm of paperwork. If I didn't have that in front of me, there's no way I can deal with that.

33:54But I can deal with someone that's got a heart problem with twins. And I liked the adrenaline rush because I was addicted to the trauma. But how that's how I'm addicted to exercise. It was the same thing in a different way. And I didn't put my finger on it. It took me a little while, but once I clicked, I was like, oh my God, what am I doing? What have I done? Oh my God, how many injections have I given by those babies? How many women have I given IVs to that didn't need it? How many women have I violated with my fingers? Oh my God. And it flooded in James and I sat on my sofa for seven weeks and I went into the darkest place and I had the biggest awakening of my life and I did I couldn't put it all into context I couldn't box it up so it was all flooding in it was like a spiritual awakening like everything flooded in and I was like vaccines oh my god and it all just it was like someone went oh she's ready dump in her brain and I no longer could conform I had 380 days off sick between then and leaving because I just couldn't stay I kept staying in bouts and then I was like my body's sick I was really on wealth internally physically so like when I started to think about midwifery and what it really meant what what is midwifery the role of a midwife is to hold space for a woman in her pregnancy in her postnatal in her birth and potentially on to menopause in the community as you would your mum would probably remember your midwife because it would have been her local midwife in the area I remember mine before the system changed, which was in 2018, it really changed.

35:32So when you actually start thinking about what midwifery is, it's not what they've created. That's a monster. It's a system chugging over trauma and chugging over an invoice. Because if you have an induction of labor, you've got a pound sign above your head. Do you know how many women a day are induced in the NHS? No. 495. that means 495 women have to open their legs and have something put inside their vagina to start their labor because they've been told they're high risk because they've been told this and women believe it because they'll do anything for their baby nobody ever gets pregnant says i want a dead baby nobody ever says i want a disabled child do they they want a healthy baby so women will sacrifice themselves.

36:17They give that arm. So they listen to the system. And I'm not saying that's always wrong because it's not, because it does save lives. But when you've got it on a disproportionate level that you're inducing 495 women a day and up to eight babies a week die unnecessarily, that's a lot of death. That's a lot of trauma that palpates for centuries through people. You always hear of granny lost a baby. Someone's lost a baby. And it was very rare. but you're hearing it day in and day out in the media so midwifery for me was great to start with because it was my ego but the more I became connected to my heart and my true authenticity as a woman it was done I was out and I it's sad because my colleagues can't see what I see and they see me as a problem which is fine I'm happy with that but that's their decision to feel I'm the problem when I'm actually just bringing hard evidence that you can touch and say well this is actually happening to all of you so for me midwifery now it needs an absolute reform and it's not a medical condition you've got consultants out there doctors who are on multiple multiple money saying things like normalized birth should be abolished normalized birth if you remove normalized birth you will have the sickest society forever oh they'd have that and they're promoting this amongst themselves and they have a voice because they're doctors and people trust doctors so i think for me it's this campaign to to obliterate birth there is a place for all of it in relative sense not to go from all home births to all hospital births because what's happened is james there will always be a baby loss that is statistic you will never not have a baby loss in birth that will always happen but what we've done is we've put those normal people who would have had a loss in with all the women that have got trauma births.

38:16And we now can't pick out the ones that would have lost their babies because they're all mixed in. So what you've got now is a wave of Facebook groups and a wave of campaigning that midwives are killing their children. And midwives are the killers. And midwives have done this. I get it. I didn't get it before. I get it now. So what's the steps for a midwife? What are you told to do? follow the policy what is the policy oh there's loads of them they're all they're all fed from the director up when it gets to you you look at and you think that's not going to work that doesn't really work in real life but you have to find the fear and give the fear to the mother who's given buffs so there's full control of what they should do and what the system wants them to do is that how it's working is that how it operates for the short form of it yeah so if you came in with your partner and you had a BMI of over 30, you were a previous smoker, your mum might have had a bit of blood pressure problems because she wasn't well for a period of her life, you would go on a fast track, high risk pathway, which means you're having more scans, you've got drugs, you've got medication, you're going to be induced.

39:22It's already laid out for the minute you've walked in the door. Hang on, hang on, let her go away and think about this. But then the woman trusts the midwife and so they should in some areas, but not all. And I've realize that now so i was even telling people you've got to have extra scans i wish i'd said no you don't but if i did what would happen i wasn't working within the line of the policy which then meant i was going to be pulled over hot coals because i wasn't staying within the lines of the policy and if anything happened you would have got your ass felt they would have absolutely obliterated me yeah and i think what's really important is i have to highlight this policy does not override law so most midwives and most managers do not understand the law they are governed in the box of the policy under the hospital and then the hr deal with the next bit but you've got to trust your hr manager that she knows what she's talking about because if you disseminate that information out on the bottom and it's not the right information that's what's causing the trouble because not these hr people are not health practitioners they are corporations they're corporate how can a corporate fit a health a health place the two don't go together the people don't see this and the midwives don't see this whereas i've seen it what's people's rights what's people's rights to say no because people are just pressured i remember when my son when i was at going to the hospitals with the mother we were doing a home birth enemy but they still had to do like protocol like a 20-week scan because i was very against the scans as well because I started doing research and the radiation for the scans and you want to see your baby, you want to see they're fit and healthy.

40:59So I kind of understood that. There's like a 20 week one and you just check everything. But it was like, they were trying to give her tablets. I don't know if it was vitamin C or whatever it was because of certain bloods. And it was then you need to maybe get this vaccine. And I'm thinking, listen, that's not happening. But the way it was is it was questioning everything. Are you okay? it was like pressure, pressure, pressure and like I said it's not for the midwives I just think they're following protocol but it's for them to understand that not everybody's believing in the system not everybody believes that the shit yous are giving it just doesn't make sense and they were questioning why you wanted a home birth and why you wanted a doer and they were telling you things that can go wrong nothing positive that's a great idea why are you doing that you'd be more safe here and it makes you I can see why a lot of other people break.

41:55Same as with the vaccine. I did question it. And you think, well, everybody is getting it. Maybe I am doing something wrong. And I thought, nah, fuck, that happened. And a few years later, you realise you've done the right thing. But the pressure from these people as well. And not everyone. There was a couple of good ones as well who were very supportive in giving you the little booklets with all the information. But everything was negative. Everything was questioning what you're doing. and I felt it saying, why the fuck do I need to answer your questions? It was like a police interview. Yeah.

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42:24And what do you do? What happens if you don't follow their protocol? You refer to social services. They use that card on you and we know their corruption and we know their connection to the police and we know their connection to the council. So they're all connected. There's no impartiality in any of this. So why can they report you to social services? If they think that you've not followed and your baby's at risk, how is a mother and father saying no to a vaccine, a baby at risk or any of these things? I've seen it happen. I've recently just been contacted by a father up north who researched maternity services and was horrified by what the statistics in the newspaper were saying.

42:59And he was so upset that his partner had to be induced that he went to the midwives and he swore. And they referred him to social services and he's been suspended from his job. There's your masculine problem. He wants to be masculine. He wants to provide for his partner and be her voice. And what gets happened? Women shut him down. I was savage. I helped write him an email. it was strong I said do not sign anything do not do this do not do that because people don't realize the minute you put your signature on something you're conforming to their corporation when should people be in just there must be a risk after the 40 weeks of the 42 43 weeks how do people just give birth naturally at 43 43 weeks so but when is the point where you go okay maybe there is and why should why do they always say because a lot of females now are going for that option because they want to protect downstairs they want an easier option but is it an easier option and why why is it getting promoted so much and how long has this been around for so cesarean sections in 20 2001 when my son was born was about seven percent the lowest in the country in some places and up to 12 we're now at literally nearly 50 in the country to have a c-section cost up to about eight thousand pounds so think about that so you're being you're going to have a bed space at 305 pound a night which is going to be about two nights potentially you've got the baby that then you're making money from you've then got all the drugs you've then got the surgery you've then got the wages and you've got a whole theater of staff so Donna Ockenden who is an ex-midwife she um did an investigation into Nottingham Hospital which is now under a criminal manslaughter, corporation manslaughter, which we'll touch on later, and Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital.

44:49And it was from her recommendations that women weren't heard and wanted a cesarean section. And if they had have had it, their baby might have lived. I agree with that. I agree that there are some people that say that they knew instinctively they needed a section and their baby has died. So in that instance, yes. But she agreed that anybody could opt for a section, which has seen the rates rocket. We're seeing in some hospitals in Brazil at 90 % cesarean section rates. So we've got the population walking around with a scar on their uterus. Some young girls at 21 years old with a scar on their uterus for the rest of their life.

45:24So my concern here is that the majority of people will labour naturally and will have a normal birth. But the problem you've got is that people are now scared of the NHS and are making fear-based decisions about their care. and not in a heart space where they think, right, you were the vaccine, you instinctively knew, yeah? Whereas some women will go, I'm so frightened of the NHS and I'm so frightened of midwifery, I'm going to withdraw all care and not do anything and then their baby does die because they're running from the fear and they haven't made the right decision for them because they haven't connected in.

45:55Does that make sense? Whereas what you're seeing is women are now arguing a little bit and I think what's really important is anybody that goes into midwifery should say thank you for seeing me thank we should be changing their system they're there to serve us not the other way around midwives and the doctors are there to serve the public not the other way around and people need to get that in their head but what happens is as you've experienced you go in and you feel that they own you and you you've handed your whole control over and that's what needs to shift women should absolutely be using the only system they've got because it's dangerous if you don't because we've seen some terrible outcomes at home but i know someone that's that's labored at 43 and 3 and had a 10 pound baby at home beautifully because she trusted herself she didn't go i'm not doing it because i don't like the hospital she went no i know that me and my baby have made this decision and it's right and it was right but if people aren't making that decision from a place of love and they're doing it out of fear then that's when things are going to go wrong so we've got to get there's a huge systemic embedding of all of this indoctrination that we need to unpick and that's what's going to be very very difficult but Donna Ockingdon made I believe made the system worse now so many midwives and so many women out there are going to be like I can't believe she's just said that I'm not I don't know Donna Ockingdon but she's never contacted me she's been tagged in so many of my posts you've got a midwife out here talking about the system there's very few of us actually naming and talking about it as deeply as i am especially calling out the vaccines i'm calling out vitamin k as well now i didn't then i didn't know vitamin k was bad i've done my research and i'm like holy hell the high levels of mercury in that the links to leukemia as you say are huge and we're giving that to every single baby within a minute of being born so for me i think for the people that are are really have the have the volume of numbers and the funding would not speak to a midwife that's proved everything with documents i find that really alarming so is she part of the problem is she part of the system is she part of the agenda you've got to question it now i'm not saying she is but she's the one that that that has agreed that that c-sections should be agreed across the board if women want them so that's why we're seeing a huge increase.

48:13James, when I left, there was, we used to have a morning list for C-sections and you would have three women, sometimes two, and then the list would finish for the day. By the time I left, there was a morning and an afternoon list for C-sections. The hospital was not built for bed spaces that long a time. So you were then getting bed blocked, which then meant women were laboring for longer on their own in triage because there was no beds and no midwives. but I believe this is a perfectly planned assassination of the NHS it's done purposely so it's working perfectly it's a system you've got to ask the question how much is she getting paid?

48:50That's the bottom line it's all money. Look on company's house so see when people are getting C-sections are they getting pressured? We don't have enough beds you might not be in here it's too much, you might not even get a bed so it's quicker to do that, are they getting pressured to go down the C-section route? I wouldn't say that because I would say that doctors that I know and that I work with would try and talk women out of that. They do opt for vaginal birth. How is it then when you know now about the K vitamin booster and vaccines and you're so oblivious to then thinking that you've given kids that?

49:20You've then got blood in your hands. No disrespect, but that's the way you're programmed to think you're doing the right thing. I'm a good person, same as all the doctors. When you're in for depression, mental health, they don't need to ask the questions. How's your diet? Are you exercising? What are you struggling with trauma? you're getting out in nature what sort of water you drinking like it's important what's your job like they're not asking the questions of importance of daily life routine they're just saying do you know what there's a box of tablets which will tell you on the box that you can still be suicidal if not it'll make you worse there's no getting to the root cause we're numbing the pain like I say a lot of doctors have just went to university for seven years and they're following the book and they're just they're getting brainwashed to believe what they're getting taught so it's difficult but then when you start opening your eyes and start realising, shit all that stuff I've given these women all this stuff I've given these newborn babies it must be difficult for then what you've been sold to do and you think you're doing the right thing sometimes I question people maybe envious of people who are oblivious who are just going through their normal life and I think, lucky bastards how do they get to live like that and keep the wage but would you go back?

50:35absolutely not the rabbit hole is never ending it's infinity and it's just to question everything that they're doing even all the stuff that we're getting in shops and sugars and alcohol and cigarettes and everything just to dumb down the freedom of the mind and it's so full of static it's so full of noise including myself I still eat terribly even though I know what's in my foods even though I know what's in my waters but where can we go you know it'd be great and a perfect world to stay in a field and grow your own crops and have your own water and your own land and everything free and everybody's smiling and skipping every day I just don't see it being that way because it's too much hustle and bustle I prefer to be in the game trying to educate and still educate myself because I still get it wrong but how is it when you start questioning what you've done and who you've done it for you know when you think about all these innocent women and these innocent children who are innocent, basically.

51:34And they're just there because they believe in the system. They believe in the NHS. You believe in a doctor. But I think it's when a doctor tells you you've got cancer, your central nervous system drops 70 % instantly just by the words alone. Again, you mentioned Dr. Amoto, who used to video these crystals and take photos and how you are, what you speak. So words alone are powerful, but people gravitate towards the NHS. They gravitate towards your doctor. We've got trust in these people, but these people have got lack of knowledge because they're only following the textbooks that they've led. They don't really research where the drugs come from, who's behind the drugs.

52:12They're just getting their pay slap and thinking, do you know what? Great, but how is it for your mindset when you start questioning the things that you've done? I automatically went back to my drug calculation and drug module at uni and we only had to pick one drug to thoroughly research ourselves. Like one. I give them an array of drugs. So I actually wrote to the NMC after I left and they're my governing body, the Nursing and Midwifery Council, and I said, just so you know, I've inadvertently breached my code of practice every day because actually I didn't know all these drugs inside out. They weren't even interested.

52:46But if I'd done that when I was on the register, it would have struck me off. But they know that that's actually practice. So what midwives don't realize is, do they really know what they're giving? they're trusting the research that comes from the top so when i thought about that i thought oh my god i don't know all these drugs and i gave them all oh my god that is against the law that is against someone's human rights to a right to health and a right to a private life what what am i doing we know the law of the land is to do no harm to one another be honest be loving have integrity have authenticity i stripped myself of all of that when i became a midwife i became part of the system, part of the fundamental problems.

53:24And I think when I started realising how many vitamin K's I'd given to baby, it broke me. I was devastated. And then when the COVID came in, I had two vaccines because I trusted the system. But not only that, the Royal College of Midwives, our union, were pushing that if we didn't have it, we would be sacked. So many midwives had it and didn't want it. And who knows what that's going to do to their future and their health. I already know that there's midwives with cancer that have left my profession in my workplace that I worked in so I think for me finding out um the COVID the COVID baby deaths were what um I didn't quite figure it out straight away it took me a little while but what I was seeing was a trend because you when you've got quite a critical analytic mind you start picking up trends if you're in triage and someone's coming in with sickness and diarrhea and they live in Lara and then someone else comes in in Lara with sickness and diarrhea you're going to start thinking is the water contaminated or they live in the same street have they got a water contamination that's how my brain works so I don't just think oh they've got sickness and diarrhea I'm quite a helicopter view so when the COVID jabs came in and I then started seeing an increase in the baby deaths because I would only usually see maybe one baby death a month that's the truth like you would see it and you'd see room nine be filled with a name and it's always so heartbreaking but then that room was filled all the time and I was like what is happening so I'd be saying I used to say to my boss what's going on and no one really understood but it wasn't until one day we were sat at the desk you're gonna love this how stupid I'm sat at the desk in my chair there's a chair in between that's been removed and has a big cross on it we're not allowed to sit next to each other and then there's a chair at the end right we're all chatting with our masks on I obviously used to take it out from my nose because my glasses would steam so so then I couldn't wear my glasses in all the screens because my mask would steam them up so they were like your mask is better than your eyesight that's how much they cared but what was fascinating was the alarm would go off the emergency bell in a room and then you'd all run into this tiny doorway together in a room and there would be no social distancing and then you'd go back out and queue for the printer it's a my brain it never made sense in my brain none of it i was like this if this is an airborne virus this is crazy deadly virus this is crazy so then it all started piecing together and then when i just before i left i spoke to a whistleblowing doctor and when we pieced together what i was seeing and what he knew i was like oh my fucking god oh my god i was just i remember being sat on my stairs and again i had that second flood so not only did i have a first flood i had a second flood and it was you're ready you're receiving the information now and it all flooded in it was really horrific so I'd already written my notice and I was ready to go I hadn't talked about it with anybody because when I make a decision and it's my authentic decision I will do it and I don't have anybody say on that I will make that decision so I'd written my notice but I had also we'll go through that after but I'd written lots and lots of safety concerns before then so this wasn't just a multiple bang, I'm gone in the strop.

56:40It was warranted. And on my last shift, I was sent a lady and a baby and they were sent to me because we're very good friends now. And they were sent to me for a very, very, very good reason. And they were the reason that I had to go. What was that doctor saying? The doctor was so blah. That the vaccines were bioweapons. That was Dr. Cartland, who's just recently been struck off. and you know Dave's he's been a very good friend to me this year We all know now the rise in miscarriages the rise in turbo cancers the rise in heart attacks like something's not right and it's sad I mean I never gave a flu or a whooping cough or a Covid vaccine and that's the only blessing I can give myself yes I vaccinated babies with vitamin K but I never vaccinated anybody else and I've never pushed it because I was on labour ward so you didn't really talk about those things because it was a fleeting ward.

57:34You could go in and out. It wasn't a place for such education all the time. But I think when you start looking into the evidence, we are now sitting, James, on the worst fertility rates. 1.44 per woman has lost a child, which means in 100 years we will not have civilizations in the UK. And in Canada it's 1.2, and you need 2.1 to repopulate your population. It's diminishing and it will disappear. because I've just had a miscarriage recently, as you know. And you saw it again. Yeah, numb still. My baby was eight weeks old. So I spoke to Dr. Tess Laurie. I've spoken to a pathologist who's very good friends with Kate Shemarani.

58:16And she's told me that the actual COVID rates for miscarriage is around about the eight, nine weeks, which is where I'm at. We can't prove that. But I've also had a lot of stress with fighting the council tax because now I am in my sovereignty and none of them are going to get away with it with me now. so there's a lot going on but but i don't think midwives see it they don't see it because they've all got mortgages they've got cars they they've got they're working their bums off nine to five they can't even think straight because your email inbox is pinging at home they have no space they have no space to think about it whereas i decided to give myself space and i walked out and I never went back.

58:54How was that decision? Oh, so liberating. Best feeling ever. Sorry, just before we go on to the next topic, the K-Vetamin booster, what's the purpose that they say it's actually for? That babies are born with low clotting factors. So if you're being born through a birth canal and the baby's skull is crossing over to come out, you're at risk of having a hemorrhage. But Jamie Freeman, Ellie Gray, they've written some fantastic stuff on this and not even again i don't even believe i understand birth because the system's taught me i only know it as a woman i need to now go on a journey of understanding real doula the real birth keeper with herbs and and other things but there is a place for medicine i do agree with that there is a place for acute medicine i wouldn't have survived in september when my appendix ruptured well admittedly i hung off as long as possible because didn't want to go in there.

59:48I nearly died. But, um... But that's what it's pushing us to, to not trust in the system, to not trust our doctors. I had a police whistleblower on yesterday. She said she wouldn't even phone the police anymore. She was a call handler and a girl called, a rape victim called and the guy next to her said, slut. To the rape victim. That's Izzy, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. I've seen her stuff. It's disgusting. What do you think? What the fuck? But I rang the police about this, about being told I was going to go missing. they said it wasn't a threat. Yeah, but it makes you angry. If you're oblivious, you're not angry because you think you're believing in everybody.

1:00:24But when you actually know it can make you angry and the streets should be packed for people want a revolution. Things need to change. The numbers are coming down for humanity. Everybody's fighting. People don't want to have kids anymore. The family system is broken down. Everything's backwards. We've got full of vaccines, we're full of germs, we're full of hate, we're full of rage. And it's difficult to then Will we ever see a better world Now that we're in it I don't know, I don't think so But if we can try and leave the blueprint And the understanding for the younger generation Well I'm saying that The younger generation is a bit fucked if I'm honest With the iPads and tablets I think people are waking up to How damaging it is, they call it popcorn brain For anybody watching or listening Look into that The attention span is coming down So our next generation are fucked so I can't really see who's going to really push through and make the changes you know because it's 95%, 99 % of the world is a big part of the population who just follow suit and want to be led and guided but we're being led and guided by the wrong people, the people who don't care, the people who are full of greed, the people who are full of hate themselves and we're believing in those people, we're believing in the schooling system, we're believing and vaccines were believing in our doctors, but really they're not creating healthier, more mature people, you know, with no creativity, there's no individuality.

1:01:46It's just shut down, memorise this, believe this, and you'll be a great little worker for our big corporations. So when you left then, how was the decision? When did you start really looking into it and start blowing the whistle on it all? Well, I had to be quite careful because they held me hostage in a way. So the NHS don't give you anything for free, apart from a COVID vaccine, of course. or a PCR test anything that's given for free you've got to question it porn is free vaccines are free why? and insulin is not free but it's my life saving treatment it's free for prescription but they still bill for it even when you go down a supermarket you'll tend to see there's an aisle healthy options but what the fuck does that say about 99 % of the other options in there why is it healthy?

1:02:29of course and then you've got all this shit everything you get into a petrol station it's all just it's like Vegas it's just all lights and cars and I still gravitate towards bar a chocolate packet of crisps and it's so wrong but it's just old learnt behaviours so you then seen the light you then decided enough's enough but they held you hostage how so? Because I walked out and I really didn't give any reason why I was going at that point but they still paid me my eight weeks pay and at the time I didn't understand why they did that but since I've received my data subject access request it now will make sense to piece that puzzle together so when I um left um I couldn't I had to be careful because what I didn't want was to have to go through a fitness to practice for whistleblowing because I was still on the register so I I started a movement called the with women movement on Facebook with a couple of witches I'm going to call them because they've obviously all turned on me now um because they had their own agenda on it and this is the worst thing women when they are together are evil to each other evil i mean i i've done some horrible things to some of my girlfriends in the past and you look back and you think oh my good god i was all through trauma i didn't take any responsibility but when you start looking through this whole whistleblowing process and unpicking it you realize that these people were either sent to disarm me or they generally were just egotistical and didn't they wanted the limelight but didn't want to actually take it to the extreme that i have and i can't work with people like that you have got to be out there that's the end of it you can't hold back because that's what this is about saving people's lives so I started a movement and um I had the BBC sky I was going to walk from Scotland to John O 'Groats with a beacon of light and I was going to take every story and I was going to publish it on YouTube and rumble and after again I say this because I can't remember which order they came in because I was quite traumatized at the time the baby killer stuff came out online but then I also got told by one of the directors at the hospital that people go missing overnight the whistleblow.

1:04:34And it disarmed me. I'm not going to lie. That would disarm anyone. But after a few months, I then tried to continue as if nothing had happened. And then I thought, I need some time. I've got some unresolved traumas here. Because if I'm going to go out there, I've got to get to a point where I love Katie Hopkins. She does not give a shit what anybody thinks about her. And that's the place I've got to. I'm not unkind about anybody, though. I wouldn't call people fat or, you know, that's her. Yeah, you'd like to be, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's her. Sometimes, I'm not going to lie, some of the stuff she says is hilarious.

1:05:06But we all saw a narrative of her before. And we all judged, oh, God. But would I have shared Katie Hopkins' stuff back then? No, because midwifery would have said, that's unethical. You shouldn't be doing that. But now I'm older and wiser. I realize there's something painted about you. And then you've got to look beyond it. so I knew there was something brewing within maternity against me and I went back into myself and did some inner work and I just shut everything down and then in November I opened Twitter because I knew that Elon had removed the censorship so I went on Twitter and I thought I'm going to be private for a minute and I'm just going to put some documents out and some bits and bobs and not make out it was me and then in the January when I actually decided to go live I think it was the 19th of Jan I thought right I'm gonna put my face to this now I'm ready and I didn't tell my husband again because I always know when I do something if I do it myself it's me it's all on me and I put up my my picture and I put that I'm a whistleblowing midwife and in not even 12 hours I had 16 ,000 followers it went mad so I knew I'd hit something at the right time and I wasn't in a group I wasn't in I didn't have a campaign I didn't have a website I was just being mean being authentic and it just went bang so obviously i'm only in july and i've got 32 000 followers and on twitter i've gone up to 12 000 in 10 days so it's that i've hit something and it isn't about the blame it's because i'm bringing the truth and i think when you start unpicking the fact that we've talked about the health and what that's done to women when i talk about this next bit which is the element of midwifery and the management you'll see how the two do not work in conjunction with each other midwifery management are against public safety they are there for the reputation of the hospital a bit like the police force a bit like any of them gp surgeries do not bring the trust into disrepute so the middle management are there to gatekeep against those that are trying to fight to say patients are dying this isn't okay and they're like no no no and that's these documents have shown me that now so how when you then go through that process and with the scaremongering as well everything's fear we don't speak out because of fear we don't do certain changes in life because of fear we're scared of the unknown we're scared of what if it doesn't work instead of the question what if it does work what if I'm right what if everything I've learnt is wrong everything I've learnt from a fucking young age is wrong anyway but when you're kind of going through that process was that when you started saying okay I've made the right decision when you started getting support when you start to put your face on it because I think it's important to put your face on it in case anything does go wrong because there's always going to be both sides of the fence there's always going to be lovers there's always going to be haters no matter what you do no matter if it's positive or negative you still get support but when you start going through the motions of it how damaging is it for the people around you as well because everybody only has their your best interests at heart because everybody else is scared you know but when you go fuck it i'm all in does it affect the people around you yeah yeah it's um it's not been easy for my family to see me because i'm the matriarch in the house i'm a strong presence you know my son calls me as queen and you know queenie or calls me marge like you know just a real loving home we're a very loving home and i think seeing me so broken over the last five years particularly but the right the demise of me was the rise of me now I think what I had to do and this is how sickening and I've never talked about this before I had to write down all the things that could happen to me and write them and journal them so when I'm running because I'm a runner when I'm running what if a black van comes along and you've got your headphones in and they pick you up what you're going to do so I did that I had to work through that what happens if they break my arms and legs what happens if they rape me what happens if they slice the necks of my children.

1:09:04I had to go through all of this deeply. My husband doesn't even know I'm probably even saying this. I've never had this conversation with anybody. And today I decided the whole truth was going to come out. So when you start writing, you're going to go missing. What does that look like? Does that look like when Wayne Cousins took that girl off the street, Sarah Everard? I went through every bit of detail. I went through every whistleblower death. I went through every whistleblower that had gone missing. And I started looking behind it. And I went into the place of, I visited death. What does it look like?

1:09:38Am I scared? No. Am I scared? No. Okay. I'm at the door of death. And I'm not frightened anymore. And I think that was what did it. I just said, humanity deserves to know the truth above my life. And that doesn't make me a martyr. That's just my authenticity and my integrity. And the amount of people that run, I don't blame them. And what is the truth? that the nhs is a cult that the nhs is run by the monsters above that have tried to assassinate us on every level whether it's through food water farming through vaccines schooling i mean they're all linked they're all interlinked the police the child sex scandals the child rape scandals they're all linked and nothing is ever resolved and and you find this when people do data subject access or they try to do freedom of information, you never get the truth.

1:10:41You get snippets of truth. What needs to change in the NHS then for more protection for human beings, more protection for women, more protection for men, more protection for kids, more protection for everyone? What needs to change? They do not serve us, we serve them. We are in control of the NHS, it's ours, it's our humanity is our health they don't own us that needs to change it needs to flip and the only way that's going to happen is when people wake up that the vaccines are not fully safe they're not evidenced go and do your research that will stop you and maybe start thinking about what other drugs you're giving to women and and other patients why do we need to give so many drugs look at the parameters of blood pressure the parameters have changed in 20 years Cheryl Granger and Debbie Evans talk about this a lot the NHS app do not digitalize your stuff do not engage or consent or give permission for digital ID CBDCs don't get involved with it but everybody is now going down this road and they're slowly sucking you into the next part of their agenda under the agenda 30 so for me patients need to have more autonomy more body autonomy, more choice, and that if it's emergencies, yes, you go.

1:12:00But if it's not and you need a simple fix, start looking at other people outside of the system. Asking people, you might have to invest money in looking at more private healthcare outside of the system. It's the only way. These middle managers are placed. They're not recruited. They're strategically placed like a chessboard that's why i never got a job as a manager my my colleague pulled me aside and said you you smash that interview but they will never give you the job it's the same as when lockdown said they said the hospitals were packed and nhs were struggling but they were empty they were empty they were all good enough to dance for tiktok and make videos and like they were all empty the streets are empty now so what's this paperwork here you've got let's go through every bit that you need to expose and get out there?

1:12:46What is it from the start? So I received on Friday, so the Nursing and Midwifery Council is the governing body that governs the midwifery practice and nurses. And last year, they were condemned by the BBC after a cultural investigation as toxic. So I've shared that post, I said that they were toxic. So, so did Sky TV. There were 16 nurses that committed suicide whilst pending investigations. Now we know that a lot of referrals to the NMC are malicious because they want to disarm the midwife that might be onto something or the nurse. So I've never been referred to a fitness to practice before because my career really is exemplary.

1:13:28I've had no patient complaints. I've had no staff complaints. I've had, I've never been made aware of them. If there are, I've never known about them. and I've never been had any sanctions placed on my practice so when I left I felt I'm a pretty decent person to be able to do this so when I left I did a data subject access to the nursing midwifery council which has taken over a year to receive be received in my hands and the only thing they sent me was this document which is a fitness to practice referral against me for whistleblowing so under the public interest disclosure you are allowed to whistleblow now just going to touch upon during my career I raised three grievances bullying harassment patient safety because they weren't treating me right in my with my diabetes I wasn't having any breaks so staff were having 12 and a half hour shifts with no breaks not a single bit of water and they took the cup of tea off us we weren't allowed to even drink tea at the desk anymore but managers can sit in their office overweight and stuff doughnuts in their trap while we're out there on the floor doing the grassroots hard work yeah funding their pockets on the worst wage 21 pound an hour i took home 1500 pound a month as a midwife 1500 pound my rent is 900 nearly so you're already talking that you're in a deficit once you've paid your council tax and everything else so i was quite um shocked because what I wanted to receive from the Nursing and Midwifery Council was everything about me that anyone had ever sent.

1:15:00But what they sent me was this one document, which implicates my head of midwifery, Charlotte Wilton. Now, Charlotte referred me to the NMC, and she's written in here that the reason why she's referring me is because I've commenced a few campaigns that undermined public confidence in the service at UHP, which is Derriford Hospital, and more generally about UK services. Are you aware that maternity services are in a bad state? Are you aware? Why are you referring me for that reason? That's not a reason to refer a midwife. If that makes you uncomfortable, that's not my problem. She also puts in here that it's upset colleagues.

1:15:37Colleagues are upset because I'm talking about patient safety online. Now, I want to just say one of the things I put up was why did I leave midwifery? Have your say on maternity services. I also put up UK nurse regulator condemned over toxic culture, BBC. I also put up NHS bosses destroy careers of whistleblowers who stood up to protect patient lives, The Telegraph. how is that me scaring the public these documents are live now what's interesting there's a midwife called midwife miller on tiktok tiktok star midwife miller pushed out of job by jealous colleagues bbc so they're referring me for whistleblowing which is against the law because i'm protected now the reason why i wanted to bring this to the highlight is because I raised concerns internally for the rights of the people.

1:16:36I'm also trying to get better working conditions for the midwife so they're not implicated, a bit like the Lucy Letby thing we're now on the fence about. Something's not right there. Because I've seen them destroy midwives' lives for one error, but they've done many errors themselves. So internally, I had raised three grievances. And on my appeal outcome, it said that maternity had a culture and that they were going to be undergoing an NHS England cultural investigation. So I was really proud of myself, although the bullying and everything else wasn't upheld. Now, inside that grievance, there was nothing about me as a midwife.

1:17:13There was nothing, no complaints. There was nothing that I'd been difficult because I, James, had been very poorly with my diabetes. And I'd gone from being on no meds to lots of meds to insulin, then learning how to use all the insulin titration and I had to change it every day depending on the ward I was on none of those midwives cared about that they still didn't give me breaks I had to fight to get an employment tribunal to get breaks it was ridiculous but not only that in that instance three other midwives had grievances for disability discrimination for no breaks and it's impacting patient safety so my boss from my data subject access request that came in from the hospital on friday when i sent her my grievance i'm going to read this out to the public on the 18th of october 2021 at 12 36 i emailed my boss charlotte wilton and my union representative sally freeland of the royal college of midwives and i submitted a formal grievance please find attached my formal grievance as per trust policy i provided shifts that i booked and paid for to pay child care this was i then mentioned about my case conference and the allocated shift and it was having a knock-on detrimental effect to my diabetes and attached to that was my grievance which outlined the staff and outlined all my concerns and this is the response that my boss sent to HR and this is HR who actually investigated me.

1:18:42This formal grievance has come in. I'm now on annual leave for two weeks but do not want to leave it sitting in my inbox. Can I have your advice on next steps? Unfortunately this will be a complex case as multiple counter allegations with multiple managers now not wishing to line manage Victoria Rickson. she later on went to reiterate um in her another email which i haven't brought with me i've realized it's over there uh saying do i get it no no no just reiterates it so i'm going to post it all online after you send this out anyway i thought i'd give you first tips thank you and it actually says again vr is a very complex character so she's defamed me to the very people that need to be non-bias to investigate this fairly to ensure that patients do not die.

1:19:29That was in 2021 on the 18th of October. Not long after this, a baby died and there was a huge investigation into it. My grievance and multiple grievances were ignored. So the managers at the top are then talking about you in emails to the very people that need to be non-bias to investigate fairly because their job is to make sure this doesn't go formal. They've even written they want it to go informal so it stays off the record and that patients, you're not allowed to talk about it with patients. So if you're trying to scramble at patient safety and make sure no one dies and you're in the middle of a pandemic, why is your first response not, my goodness, I'm ever so concerned that Victoria Rickson's not been eating and drinking and she's diabetic, which also means that patients are at risk because they're not she's not thinking straight she's not she might make a drug error that could be fatal i'm really concerned about this we need to address this immediately i have got dozens of emails that show and implicate they've even disclosed that the midwife ricky the male midwife in one of my documents that he was in some sort of investigation because they have to tell you when it's your data they have to provide it to you but they've talked about another midwife in my email.

1:20:46So it goes to show there is no transparency, that middle management are gatekeepers for the top dogs, that they will do anything to make sure patients are not safe. So these documents prove, and they've also proven here to breach my data. So under GDPR, data protection regulations, my employer, not long after I left, shared all my personal details with a debt collection agency and have written here that they're not willing to disclose who they disclosed it to and who did it. So they're actually denying under the GDPR law. So not only have they breached GDPR. Now going back to Charlotte Wilton, when she referred me, she actually disclosed my medical information.

1:21:23So she wasn't referring me about my poor practice or, and she's even written in here, did the midwife raise the concerns on a broad level? Yes. she also writes that has the midwife had any complaints no and the hardest bit about this James was my friend Kaylee who was at my home birth who I looked up to who she was my hero and she's a beautiful midwife she screenshotted my Facebook and sent it to my boss and is an has implicated me in this because her profile picture was never deleted. And that's my friend that speaks to me and has screenshotted. It doesn't matter. It's public document. This is what midwifery is like.

1:22:12So what did she do that for? Don't know. I don't care. She's gone. She's out. But this is what I'm talking about in midwifery. Why would they keep that and ensure you though? Because they've now implicated her. And why would they keep, why would they only send me Charlotte Wilton's document? because the NMC want me to take the pressure away from the public pressure I've been putting on them online to deal with the things I've been telling them about patient safety, about covering up baby deaths, about the incident reporting that I've done. And they hid and downgraded it internally, which should have gone to a full investigation.

1:22:48So they are now wanting me to take the pressure off the NMC by throwing someone else under the bus. And this is what happens. And this is really sad and I'm not doing this to make Charlotte or Kayleigh uncomfortable or anybody. This is the facts. This is the documentation. So not only are you talking about me internally and sabotaging any rights to patient safety, not long after that a baby died. And that's the baby I'm being implicated that I killed. They try to blame you for that? The, um, a, a ex Tory councillor did, yes. Not the family. How hard was that one? Brutal. That's the worst thing you can...

1:23:24I thought the police were coming for me, James. I really thought the police were coming. I actually, and I removed myself off the register because I thought they're going to throw me in prison. I was petrified. Petrified. Now that case is in a defamation and we're going to court because no one can provide any documents to say that, James, I wasn't even on shift. They've even put here, they can't even give me the off duty. I wasn't on shift when the baby died. I wasn't there at the birth. It is a mistaken identity or mistaken communication somewhere, but what's concerning is this is why nothing in midwifery will change if the public do not understand and do not see that management who are paid £80 ,000 a year are lying in emails but it's the assassination of character as well exactly because then when you do speak out people go that's the crazy woman that killed the baby yeah it's easy to deflect that's what they're very good at especially myself who's built the biggest independent podcast in the UK where people get a fair choice to say their side from their things without getting twisted nobody gets fucked over and then you become a target I always knew they would come anyway I just didn't think I wasn't at that level but fuck it I'm always ready for the fight anyway and it is what it is so how what happens now then with that how can they then put you throw you under the bus for something you weren't there with is that not good then for you to prove everything that you're saying is right absolutely and I think they've sent me this deliberately they've not redacted any of the names so where do you go with it the baby death oh that's that's a defamation that's in the high court we're just waiting i've got a solicitor and a barrister and they have been amazing because i didn't have any i don't have any money and they've done this no win no fee they have been amazing but that they're not arguing because the coroner has given his verdict so and i don't wish to to talk about the name because i don't believe the family need that they they need there is a there are two bereaved babies that we're talking about in regards to this case um but i think once that's through i then make decisions about how i then then talk about that next.

1:25:20I just need to wait to see of the outcomes. But you wouldn't believe that two of the people that called me a baby killer are midwives. Midwives writing online that I killed a baby. So I'm really highlighting to the NHS and the NMC publicly, I've got midwives over here calling me this that you're doing nothing about. I've got managers talking about me that have never prove that in any outcome that I have my complex character or what because I point at you, I point the mirror at you and say what's this bringing up in you because this is just highlighting the depths of systemic bullying within midwifery that everybody's been highlighting and I've now got documents to say that.

1:26:03This morning somebody told me something yesterday that a midwife in my hospital gave nail varnish remover to a woman thinking it was Gaviscon and she drank it.

1:26:18I've been told there have been complaints that the IV drip that's going into your vein was dropped in a cup of tea and the midwife shook it off and went to re-attach it. These things are what the public need to know. It's those small things that can kill you. Not necessarily the big things, it's the small things. It's the unsubtle near misses that create trauma. And what happens is the women are not getting their cases fully heard. Why? Because they're covering themselves under the corporate veil. So really what should happen if a baby has died at birth and you have caused that death in any way, shape or form, you should be talking about that in a courtroom with the family if that's what they want.

1:27:02I believe that. I truly believe that. And you shouldn't be able to hide under the corporate veil because what they do is their job James is to make most the least minimal reputational damage to the hospital their other problem is to have the minimal cost so what they do is they go through a line and they think right where's the easiest place to get out right we'll accept communication that we failed in communication and we'll pay that off that's how they get around it but no one really gets the truth the families still go on in their lives going and knowing in their heart something was else was wrong and they can never find it out.

1:27:36And until this all comes to the surface, I believe every case that's ever been heard needs rehearing. We can't trust our judicial system. We can't trust the coroners. We can't trust any of them. Do you believe there's been a lot of baby deaths and it's swept under the cap as if nothing's been wrong and the parents just got on with it believing in the system, believing in their doctors when really they're at fault? But not every baby death is to be blamed on doctors or nhs of course but do you believe there's a lot more darkness to it than what people think yeah how bad i've since learned about the placental costs fifty thousand dollars placental stem cells that makes sense to me now because during a birth on labor ward in i think it was 21 or 22 the family weren't allowed to have their own family with them because of social distancing in numbers but yet the stem cell researcher was allowed to come in stand outside the door and wait unbelievable unbelievable all makes sense so we're getting we get taught to cut the umbilical cord straight away why shouldn't people cut the umbilical cord well i've never cut it straight away you we're taught that you cut it when it stops pulsing but actually the more i look into it it should just be cut once the placenta is delivered because the body's not ready to there's a there's a signaling and anything isn't there's a signal for your cell to tell another cell to tell another cell to tell your lung to take oxygen and then breathe yeah so why are we interfering with an organ that has a job to do through the cord i'm wondering now and i'm thinking about this more is that why we've got more bleeding yes we've got the vaccines which of course bleeding but now i'm thinking are we cutting the cord for a ritualistic reason Yes, there is a ritualistic reason behind it.

1:29:22We don't know where these placentas go. Yeah, it's for our stem cells. I don't know where the placenta goes. Where's my placenta? Where did it get incinerated? Where's the record of it? My argument now is, holy hell, the amount of placentas I've delivered and put in an orange bag, where is it? Where did it go? Dunno. There's no trail. And under GDPR, I can't chase. Can't check it. Don't check up anyone's records. Surely there must be a trail of where the umbilical cord and placenta as everything goes no idea but that question but do you believe if babies are if babies are dead do you believe their organs could be took yes do you yes not seen it but spoken to people that have seen it john o 'looney being one of them what did they say john o 'looney told me that um so at the height of covid the babies that died during covid diverted away from the normal funeral directors.

1:30:17Did you know that? No. So normally what would happen is the funeral directors have a relationship with the hospital, they go to the mortuary and they take the baby or the person, or the man or woman, and they take them to the funeral director. In COVID, the babies were diverted away from all the normal funeral directors and they were diverted to a new man-made mortuary and funeral director which was under the nhs so when he went to a funeral uh he looked on the the board and it would say what funeral director is running the funeral and it was a hospital now how can a hospital run a funeral so when he was receiving babies back from parents their organs were missing and he didn't he said i couldn't believe it and the parents never ever consented it so we know from things like kate shimurani saying and other people that that now there is money in organ harvesting one of the reporters that reported on the london 2020 and did quite a lot of work around the um child sex trafficking behind the london 2020 they've just done a really good article um called not the settler i think they're called and the article came out i think it was late last year that 14 women had gone to turkey to have mum bods or whatever you call it and they came back with new organs died on the table and just went to have their tummy tuck so there's a lot going on here outside this this culturalistic this part so the people on the ground think they're doing everything right well actually you're making lots of mistakes and not realizing their mistakes and then you go up to the middle management and the middle management are no longer practicing they're now being fed from the top make sure nobody ever ever puts this trust in disrepute make sure you get the most minimalistic charge out of the cost of this case make sure you um pull together that all of this case is is never ever leaked to anybody else and then you go up another level and what the director's doing so my ex director shares freemason stuff on twitter now we know what the freemasons are so how what is it's it's dark i know it's dark and i know it feels scary to talk about it but we need to start having these conversations properly.

1:32:27Now, the one thing that I will say about the information that's come out of the case with, with the, you know, being held responsible for the death of a baby, I don't know if this is fully accurate yet, and I'm waiting on the documentation, but it looks like potentially a midwife has lied in their coroner's statement. Now, if you've lied under oath on a coroner's statement, that's perjury, and you perverted the course of justice. So once all this comes out in the case, if that is the case, I will be making sure that that midwife stands to account and I will be informing the coroner of a change in circumstances with regards to that case.

1:33:03There's a lot going on here that has been unearthed, which is why people say, Vic, stay safe, Vic, keep your family safe, Vic, this, don't do this, don't do this. I go back into my heart space and it tells me to keep going. Yeah. And the thing is about these podcasts as well, sometimes we aren't doctors, we aren't scientists. We can only go with information that we get, the jobs that you have worked but what is a perfect birth then what an ideal world what should it be because we don't want to give somebody the wrong information somebody then follows our advice something goes wrong before you know it we're on the front page these two have killed this they've done this and that's what they like to do discredit discharm destroy you so you don't have a voice but what is a natural birth for you what should be the perfect birth for a woman everybody's different everybody's bodies are different everybody's medical records are different but what should an ideal world, what is the perfect buff?

1:33:57I think that is, a hundred years ago, that would have been an easy answer. That you would, women would be laboring in the kitchen while they were making their pie with their pastry and they would have gone into the lounge and popped a beautiful baby out and continued breastfeeding and got on with her life. We aren't in that position anymore because we're sick. So I think I would like to highlight, I have done many elective C-sections and they have been beautiful. you know the doctors where i worked would go above and beyond to make sure that women had everything they wanted in that birth and i'm not saying that my doctors i've never seen malpractice that's the truth i've never seen a doctor harm anyone deliberately or do anything um but what what i think is important is anything that is harmed the patient under patient safety and and the truth that people should know what's happening so these things are learned from both angles so i think for me the perfect birth for me would be that i wouldn't have any scans I would have a scan potentially potentially to find out where my placenta is because if it's covering my cervix the os they call it then I would probably die in childbirth but I'm in the place now that if I die in childbirth that was my ending I'm not going to have a doctor sabotage me in labor and then kill me that's different I've chosen my birth so I think it's really important that we understand that for someone that says you know I don't want a vaginal birth I want a cesarean section that's her perfect birth but what I'm concerned about is that people are making fear-based decisions as you've even highlighted with your own pregnancy they're not making heartfelt decisions they're making fear-based which means are they really getting the birth that they want and now you're seeing a flood of women go to doulas and birth keepers who are picking up a hell of a lot of flack now they are picking up sick women they're even learning how to deliver dead babies because people don't want to go to the nhs this is what's happening and my worry is James but doulas and birth keepers do great work there is some people that are toxic in that and there's some people toxic in midwifery that aren't and some people are great and you find that in any walk of life in any profession but my concern is what's going to happen is the hospital are showing you we talk about karmic debt yeah if they show you they don't have to be repaid in any karmic way so they're showing the women and midwives that the NHS is done for in maternity it needs a full reform okay so what women are doing is they're going oh my god i can't go near the hospital i'm going to go and get a doula i'm paying a doula which is great but have they made that from a love space that they didn't want to do that no they've made it from a fear base they then go to a doula which is great and doulas will work with you to come out of that fear and then someone will go i want to go back to the hospital and that's brilliant but some people aren't doing that and what's happening is the statistics of home births are going to increase harm and outcome as bad because of vaccines and sickness and illness and the doulas are picking this up because there's not enough midwives to do this and what the government going to do the statistics have changed at home doulas aren't safe yeah and they're going to go back and they're going to go back to the system again and i can see it i can see it and and it's not even frustrating because we've got to just watch this pan out but I think it's really important that any woman that wants to have a birth of her choice she goes to the hospital and I say this to any woman go to the hospital talk to your doctor you will only be given a 15 minute slot and say thank you I'm going to take everything away and research and I'll come back they won't allow you to come back because there's no space but you are the person that they are serving so you demand your right under the human rights and say i want to come back and i want to speak to you about this to make the right decision and that's what needs to flip people need to start taking responsibility for their health their birth their children's birth their grandchildren's birth that's where it's that's where we need to start changing this at the grassroots down but it's a quick fix for people people caught up in their jobs caught up in the stresses they just want to make sure their kids safe which is totally understandable they go to their doctors they believe in their doctors If they get these certificates Or take these tablets I will give you this vaccine It just helps with this and that People are believing in it So it's sad But what should people really do To research and question the things that you're saying Question the things that I'm saying Just to gather as much information as you can So you can then make a better judgement On a better life for your kid Now if you want to be a good mother or a good father It's important that you look into this stuff Don't just listen to this podcast Or watch it and go Yeah whatever Listen, look into certain things, look what you're giving your kids, look at the vaccinations that are giving your kids the foods, the formulas that they're trying to give you like look into breastfeeding look into the umbilical cord, look into your placenta, just look into how things are naturally meant to be, look into dealers, look into water buffs, kids are born in water, they come out naturally I think kids can come out swimming I believe they can swim underwater because they're in water for nine months so it is important just to look into certain things and then question it and then if you want to go to the NHS, if you want to go Wherever you want That's your choice Nobody should be against that And if you feel safer With getting a vaccine By all means That's your choice I'm not a doctor I'm not a scientist But when you look into it And you look into the causes The rise in autism The rise in ADHD Autism wasn't around Many years ago It's just All of a sudden It's one of the most fucking Spoke about So sad Things do And You've got mercury In your vaccines And just certain things Just look into The rise in ADHD and autism and all these labels.

1:39:31Why is it around? Is it because we're getting more vaccines possibly? But they tell you not to have tuna because it's high mercury in tuna. And then they give you a vaccine at 28 weeks that's got high mercury in it. How many vaccines does a pregnant woman get? So what they're encouraging is that pregnant women through winter have a COVID booster before to get pregnant. It's still on the nhs website is horrific i feel i actually feel physically sick when i think about the harm to life and women and women think they're doing the right thing and then at 28 weeks which beautifully i have a book that i was given from an ex-lecturer and it's a 1938 midwifery book and it goes back to before the nhs so the wording and the language is absolutely beautiful in it and i'm don't listen to this, read this, because it's ancient, like old and midwifery.

1:40:25So at 28 weeks, that's when your baby is actually viable. The parasympathetic and the sympathetic heart sets in play. The baby's now got a fight or flight system. It could survive if it was born, mostly. So that's when they vaccinate you. That's when they vaccinate you. And they vaccinate you in the winter with COVID, flu, and whooping cough all in one go, in two arms. and I just think you know they've not given us the baby statistic deaths since 2023 they've hidden it because of the rise in it has to be anecdotally across the world we've all met so I met with Dr Kim Biss Dr James Thorpe I've met with Dr Tess Laurie we've all talked about this I know what I saw with the harm and the bleeding and the miscarriages and even scanning a saying I've spoken to somebody that works in stenography they've never seen so many miscarriages they've never seen so many strange brain abnormalities in babies in in the womb so now i know it's it's real so at 28 weeks you're giving all of that to that mom and it's crossing the placenta they know in mice now from the peter mcculloch foundation that mice are carrying baby mice are carrying the spike protein from their mother six at six months old what's the bbc done an article on not long ago vaccinate your baby at six months old what the hell.

1:41:46So I think for me now as a mother, I say to my older boy and my daughter-in-law who's thinking about having children, read everything. I'm not even going to tell you. I just want you to always think if there's this argument, where's the other side? A bit like politics at the minute. None of us know the bloody road to go down. None of us do. It's so conflicting. It's so confusing. And we're in an information war, aren't we? It's like, you get one article. I don't choose any of them. I just think they're all full of shit. Donald Trump's full of shit. Elon Musk is full of shit. They're all full of shit.

1:42:19They all work together. To get to that elite level, you've got to be all in the same club. But now how can you then say Epstein hasn't got any client list when Ghislaine Maxwell's doing 20 years in prison? If you look at the photos and the videos of him and Donald Trump, they're very close friends. It's all a big cover-up. They all work together. Zarensky, I spoke about it yesterday, he was just a gay dancer. just dance it's just fucking cringe that these people shouldn't be running the world they're not men Putin I actually think he is a man I think he's quite strong but again I don't trust any of them I just all think they work together they just all how do we then control the world at deeper levels deeper states keep the vibration down yeah we're like guinea pigs but the sad thing is we are easily to control we are easily led we're fucking we're suckers even though we know this information we're still part of the system we're still involved in it which is fucked up you know for anybody any midwife watching or listening who's maybe want to question what you're saying and look into it because obviously they don't want to lose their job they don't want death threats they don't want to be up on trial because that's what they do they try and silence you what would you then give information would you give them to kind of do their own secrets and look into it because if you're a midwife think you're doing a great job delivering babies giving vaccines and thinking this will protect you this is a K vitamin booster this is for X, Y and Z they believe in it and why should they question it because it's the NHS they're supposed to be saving lives and helping people but how can they look into it and then question it and what should they do if they start realising they've been fucked over well it's very difficult because most people won't will say oh you know she's crazy and she's a conspiracy theorist and I really you know that doesn't faze me because I'm true in my my positioning where I am.

1:44:12But I think if midwives are doing anything right now, they should absolutely find a solicitor and write a sworn affidavit statement of truth and have it signed that the conditions that they're working in are real, because that will cover them in years to come if they're the next victim. Because midwifery is changing rapidly, daily, and they are all vulnerable. So for that instance, I'd be explaining that. Secondly, they need a good union representative now most of them are with the royal college of midwives which is one of the most richest unions in the world and they never supported me through any of this in fact i found out they were all talking about me behind my back with the hospital that's another problem so you've got all these systems that are supposed to be put in place to help you those midwives have nowhere to go they really don't they have nowhere to go they are trapped in the system the only way to learn to get out of the system is to understand the system that you're in fully and understand what who is forcing all this evidence and who's forcing all of this stuff now evidence yes we use it and it does work but who's paid the evidence who's written the evidence a bit like the covid evidence who wrote it who funded it so you've got to look at those things so i think for me it's just making sure that midwives second think everything that they give i did a post on this recently if i were you i'd never pick up another covid vaccine and ever give it again or any vaccine you need to be very careful what you're putting in someone's arm But they'll lose their job And this is the society we're in There's still people who think like you But they'll still do what they're doing Because they're getting a wage This is a sick society Because the money is the root of all evil You take away the money You take away the greed You take away the power We kill for money We die for money But really there's no value to it We're conditioned to believe it's got so much power When really there's no power to it There's actually no power to a piece of paper But yet look at the stuff that we do We kill babies kill mothers, kill fathers destroying the universe, destroying the world we've created wars, we do all this destruction through money, the people who are behind the vaccines, the people who are behind the system it's all about greed, it's all about power and this is the sad truth of life this is the sad truth that we need to understand, not everybody's got our back not everybody's got our true intentions and like we says, people still do it because they're getting their pays, they've got their mortgage, they've got their kids to feed so they're willing to destroy all their lives just to benefit theirs I knew drug dealers I sold drugs back in the day I'd done bad stuff and yet I was destroying other people's lives to benefit my own these guys are at a deeper level than that they're at a bigger level with the suits on and the ties and like I said I took many drugs bought from drug dealers and done in my mind it was normal it was just survival mode but then once you start to understand it you go wait a minute you were bad then and you kind of have a dark period of your life but that's karma because when you do bad you will get bad.

1:47:02When you do good, you get good but you'll still be tested. That's life because you're strong enough to play those cards that you're dealt. But how can people then kind of question it all and look deeper into it without getting into trouble and without, it's difficult because you're either in or you're out. If you believe in that, what you're saying, then you shouldn't be in that job. Bottom line. But yet, what's people going to do? They're going to go homeless? Well, they can't. They can't. They have to do what their job is telling them to do and that's what that comes down to james is is your money is is this is how repulsed i felt when i left i had to change my bank account so i never saw the word nhs on my bank statement ever again because they repulsed me that much now people would be like she's that's really extreme but when you walk the path i've walked and you see what i've seen and understand what i've seen spoken to the people i've spoken to you don't make it on someone like your podcast without giving so much back to humanity doesn't work like that does it you know that i know that so i know that the paperwork that i've got and the the things that i'm seeing they're true and people either have to believe that or they don't now the people that do know me know that i always always thought people always said vic you always stick up for people i can't bear injustice but it's the problem that we've got is that the people in these systems are complicit to the problem and until they leave and speak up they'll always be part of the problem they are the problem what's the worst thing you've seen involved with the nhs

1:48:34um probably there's lots of different things isn't there there's practice outcomes but like i said i've never seen um and and i've never seen somebody harm someone i've seen midwives be bitches and spiteful backstabbing like taking pictures of your your social media and putting it under your boss's door that i i'm the kind of person that go you're an idiot why did you do that yeah it's all right you know have a rant about it but i think some of the worst practices i i'd seen and it came from a deep spitefulness within some of the staff towards each other it was never i never saw anything against patients it was always staff who were unhealed in those jobs who were then inflicting their pain onto other people or being impatient on patients.

1:49:21I think I'll talk about a couple of stories. There was a really young girl who was only 19 and had come into the hospital in COVID and she was on her own. And I remember opening the door and she was taller than me. And she was so frightened, James. She was shaking. And I was like, oh darling, come in. And I put her in a bay and we all had masks on and I went into the room and we took our masks off obviously took it down a bit and we chatted and she told me the saddest saddest story that her baby had died at 20 19 days old at home um and she was on the phone to the paramedics and they came and took her baby into the ambulance and the ambulance drivers weren't very they were they were rushing because they were doing their part but but the windows were all open and everyone could see them working on her little boy and he was tiny.

1:50:14And when she came back to hospital pregnant, she was in COVID and she wasn't allowed her partner with her. We put these women through that. She turned up at 19 years old at full term with no partner, petrified. She's never going to labour properly. She's never going to be able to cope with this because she's so traumatised by so much already. Now what happened was after she lost her son they arrested her and her partner thinking that they'd murdered their little boy they were thrown into a prison cell I get really emotional about this because that girl is so beautiful sorry she's such a beautiful mum like such a lovely mum and I've been involved with their family ever since and I don't just drop people I don't they stay with me in my heart.

1:51:06And she stayed with me. There's a couple of women that stayed with me in my heart. And when she was telling me this story, she said they made her, um, dress a doll, feed a dolly, and they were horrendous for hours, and hours and relentless. Nobody asked her how she was, or how her bleeding was. Was she breastfeeding? Nothing. They couldn't give a shit about her. And they did the same to her partner. Because they're young. They categorized them. dead baby young couple. And they put her through so much trauma. She never was able to tell anyone that her son died because she was so ashamed. So people just never knew.

1:51:48That's disgusting. Our own country. Our own policing. Our own social services. And when she came in and had her beautiful baby, I broke the rules. I hugged her. Don't care. Sack me. and I got her partner in. I thought, I said to my boss, I don't care, we're getting them in. And I brought her partner in and he stayed with her through the birth. And what was so heartbreaking was that they misdiagnosed how the baby died and then they changed their mind and never apologized to her or our family. And she only talked about him, baby Oscar, when I spoke out and she found me online. So that's one that really needs highlighting.

1:52:32And the other one is a beautiful friend of mine called Rebecca and her beautiful little girl who came in on the 5th of February to labor ward, having driven a mile apart from each other in the same village. We didn't know each other. By coincidence, we drove to the hospital at pretty much the same time and walked in there at the same time. And she came in because she was told to. My midwife said, if my waters break, I come to hospital, which she did. And she came in and she was, I could hear her and you, a bit like a father, you know your child's cry. You know, if it's a high pitch, if they hurt themselves, if they don't breathe between the crying, they've really hurt themselves.

1:53:13As a midwife, you start learning what these cries and wails mean. And you can hear a if she's about to have a baby you'll hear a scream if she's transitioning to from from 10 centimeters nine centimeters to fully to pushing she'll have a whole different innate primal noise and this lady james she labored behind a curtain in my hospital all day from 7 a.m to 5 p.m with absolutely no support and she was a second time mum and she was high risk she bled heavily previously so she had an IV access and the reason I want to highlight this is because it really matches in with some of the stuff I'm going to tell you about the management but this lady I went up there three times what's going on with this lady I'm nosy I don't just leave things and go that's someone else's problem you don't walk over water on the floor that someone could break their neck on that's I'm that person I'd put the drip sign up to say risk of slipping.

1:54:11And I kept saying to my manager, there's a lady up there that's laboring now. On this particular day, James, there was only two midwives on labor ward and it was heaving. Heaving. We would have had 10 normally, eight to 10. And the section list was double all day. So we had no staff. Community had no staff. Triage was staffed poorly. So I've now got a lady who's come in under the guise of safety. That's exactly why I talked about my ex. she believes she's coming into the place of safety so we had as staff had been escalating through our reporting system that it was low staffing and patients weren't safe and we got told off for doing that by our own managers patients need to know about that we don't they don't care about patients they portray that they do it's absolute bullshit from the bottom of my heart sorry they do not care about you you are just a number you are just a figure on a balance sheet end of story they don't care about you your name where you come from what you love what your deep passion is, what you want from your birth, they do not care.

1:55:09There's a system not built for that. So this lady laboured all day on her own and I got forced to go up when I had all my patients. I had my signature on everything, James. All the drugs, all the CTG monitoring, my name was everywhere. And my manager, Charlotte, used to call me the Wednesday wing woman because I was so supportive of my manager and would step up to the role of like a junior manager's role so this is the person that's referred me that then called me the wednesday wing woman and that was my nickname because i was so good at my job and i'm not just saying that but i was very good at my job i'm very methodical and i care about people you can see that i care And when I went up to get this lady, because it got to the point, I thought somebody's going to die in a minute.

1:55:54When I pulled this lady to the room, this is the last baby I was ever at a birth. And I pray on that because I'm glad it's over. I'm glad they came to me that I never have to be in that hole again. and this lady Rebecca was having an epidural very quickly because I knew we needed to relax her because she had been in such pain all day when I went into the bay she was biting the bed and she was bright red and I thought she looked like she had an infection so and women can become septic very quickly and die very quickly from sepsis as you probably know sepsis is a huge killer one of the biggest killers in women she said to me I'm gonna die Victoria I was like you're not going to die.

1:56:38And then something said, she might die. She might die. So I got my boss in and said, she says she's going to die. And I said that, whereas most people don't have the courage to say those types of things because it sounds extreme, but it's not extreme. We've got the worst death rates ever in maternity, in women and babies. So we need to be listening. Long story short, not long after her baby came out, absolutely so unwell. You know, she took a little weird yelp and then just was gone and and I couldn't get a heart rate I couldn't get anything it was awful James now I talked about astral rejection in my birth something happened to me in that room and I just I can watch myself in that room because I was so stressed from the trauma that this woman had been put through this and my boss is was amazing she's an amazing midwife and I've got so much respect for her but she's they'll be mad at me for doing this I get it I understand it because I'm poking at your profession.

1:57:33But she said to me after, you did nothing wrong. And I'm like, you're missing the point. You've missed the point. We failed these people. This can never happen again. So I day text, which is our internal reporting that that was a severe outcome with no staffing and a lady laboring. And now a baby's gone to NICU, which was on life support. They didn't know if that baby was going to live. And they told the family that it was awful. so the next day I handed in my notice now what happened was that incident should have been investigated thoroughly it was downgraded to a mild on the computer which meant it never got investigated that's how much they care about you so I encouraged Rebecca to contact Charlotte Wilton and see her which she did and Charlotte Wilton told her and her husband that she was in the safest place and that she had the best care and what Victoria did is what any midwife would do and also the fact that I whistleblown and Rebecca said if Victoria hadn't put this online I would never have known that I wasn't to blame because what do women do they blame themselves straight away which breaks down their relationships because their partners don't get it because they're not meant to because they haven't walked it in it but they have in a different way so my boss told my friend that she was in the safest place and that we don't we don't investigate these types of cases and that what victoria's done any midwife would do but yet wrote in the fitness to practice referral that no midwife would do what i've done and this is the corruption between midwives and women i'm not surprised there is a lack of confidence between midwives and women and these cases have destroyed just destroyed this woman's life like in so many ways and i'm helping her so much with so much healing but you can see the pain in her yeah fair play what about the nine month abortions where people can get abortions at 40 weeks i put a post out but i got a couple of things wrong so i had to delete it i hate deleting posts because normally the information i get is usually spot on and you kind of do your own research but there's a couple of things i got wrong so what is it with the 40 week abortion where people can start abort their babies they shouldn't be allowed in my eyes but what is it actually?

1:59:45Because people were saying it's a health and safety thing it can be a good thing but it's a fully grown baby at that point you know but what is the information worth it? Do you know what? I've realised my true sovereignty in the last 18 months and your sovereignty is to do no harm to you or anyone else I am not going to follow these politicians clown ways I refuse to give them my energy so for me I looked into it briefly I haven't fully looked into it but what I from understand from it is that they're saying that it's no longer a criminal offense if women abort a baby up to birth that's not saying that it will happen but why would you be bringing that in if the next step is not to do it how does a woman then abort a baby so my concern there is is that women of Ireland for instance would come to England for a termination of pregnancy because it was illegal in Ireland and if you've been raped or you know something awful has happened to you I do believe that women should have a choice is that my choice now as I've learned about life and what the meaning of life is a baby is an absolute divine blessing and whatever age you're at and it arrives it's meant to be there for whatever reason but my concern with the decriminalizing abortion up to nine months is what message does that send how is someone interpreting that because how you interpreted it which you're entitled to do by the way your interpretation of information is personal to you just because someone says that's not what it means doesn't mean it's not right for you so whilst a young girl at 17 has got pregnant and concealed her pregnancy from her family now knows to get an abortion at term is not she's not going to be penalized what message does that send how is that girl then what's she going to do next oh i might google how to to take a pill what pill do I need oh I can buy that on on TikTok I can buy that on eBay and take it she then thinks that might kill her baby now whilst that drug might kill a baby at 20 weeks potentially or and then have bring on labor and then a baby will be born and die that's not going to happen for a term baby so what happens to a live baby that then comes out what are we then going to start seeing that's my concern so there's a huge sadistic agenda that how can these people women sit in that parliament and agree that i understand that women shouldn't be criminalized for choices because that's not fair but like men when men become their masculine energy doesn't mean they're all murderers and this is the this is the message they're they're messing with all of our heads constantly.

2:02:22That agenda that day blew up on X. It went absolutely crazy. And I went on a six hour podcast about it and we talked about it and it's caused huge confusion. So this is why, James, I'm like you. I don't follow any of them. What we need to remember is we are sovereign and we have been brought into a corporation world, a clown world. And for us to remember exactly who we are, go and read your Magna Carta. Go and remember that the people overturned King John. And it's still not rebutted because you cannot rebut old law. And it stands today. Remember who you are. Remember where you came from. Doesn't mean you have to go out and riot and protest and cause harm.

2:03:01But we need to be remembering who we are. And the Irish are setting a massive president. And I think Scotland will be next because it's the Celtic deep blood within you all. I get it. I understand it. I don't condemn any harm of anybody. But I'm getting to the point, I think, we have forgotten who the hell we are because the corporation has stolen every bit of our lives. What did they say? You will have nothing and you will not be happy. And that's exactly what is happening. So remember your old laws, the Treason Act, the Coronation Act, they are still standing laws today and none of us know about them.

2:03:39I do. I know about them all, which is why I don't pay council tax, which is why I've just fought it in the courtroom with Jacobs, who bullied me every day for 14 days. And the judge turned out to still slap me with a five grand cost order, even though he admitted it was harassment. That's how corrupt this is. It runs deep. And people have forgotten who they are, because they're on a treadmill they've got a tell i vision tell a live vision on their head with their phone and they're on a treadmill walking into london you see it everywhere just stop and think and give your times give your give your space back to yourself honor yourself and remember who you are yeah and that's where i'm at we don't want free thinkers though we want people controlled we want people good little workers good boy do your work never complain we're just going to keep brainwashing you to then take this feel this we'll condition you how we want you to feel and think what sort of stats are scary for people to look into with child buffs and all the other stuff with the nhs is there any stats that are standing out where people need to look into and question it themselves yeah i think everybody should be reading all the inquiries bill kircup inquiry into morecambe bay uh donna ockingdon's reports they should all be read but then you should also go into your background what's behind it we all know when the when the agenda comes out there's always something behind it isn't there there's a there's no in with an out there's no ying with a yang law of physics there's always something on the opposite side so if they're giving you their narrative there is another narrative there's another road and i think everybody should be looking beyond the embrace reports which is is the reporting statistics of all the hospitals that then tell the public well where's the baby deaths through covid where are they why have we not got them we didn't get them last year it's the first time since time began though since they've been reporting it so i think everybody should just be looking behind their policies and questioning what does this mean why haven't we got some natural remedies in nhs why why can't we use medicines for bleeding which they use in doula work why not i know i'd rather have a plant medicine than have a bloody drug again it's not evidence-based it's not evidence practice james i I got diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2019 and they told me that I would be on insulin for the rest of my life.

2:06:05I was on a hundred units of insulin when I was a midwife a day. When I left, it went down to 33 % overnight because my body had rested. My body said no more. I honoured my truth because your body tells you before you spiritually catch up. Now, today, I've been off insulin for four months. I'm curing myself through honouring who I am and healing. The doctors agree that, excuse me, that I will probably be back on insulin at some point, my body will just snap. But for now, I'm just biding my time. But it is a mental game of, am I in fear of the doctors and what they say? And do I trust them? I've done everything opposite of what they told me.

2:06:46And I'm off all of the medication. I was on five meds at one point. Yeah, I believe everything can be reversed by just getting yourself in nature and just unwinding and coming back to your source, which is difficult, though. A lot of people don't believe in themselves. They don't believe in curing yourself. Joe Dispenza's massive as well. Well, he does say you can't cure type 1 diabetes. So that's a message just to say that I would never come off my insulin. But I don't believe I have type 1 diabetes. I think it's a misdiagnosis. Because true type 1 diabetes, you cannot cure. We know that. And it will kill you very quickly if you come off insulin.

2:07:18That's why I've questioned the doctors saying, well, do you know? And they've even admitted we don't really know. All right, you're 100 grand a year and you're just going to give me a prescription? No. so I've questioned the narrative on every area of my life and it's turned out to be true yeah how many misdiagnoses actually happen is it frequently than people think yeah type 2 type 1 now again I just skirting into the NHS statistics because they're the only statistics we have type 1 diabetes is always a misdiagnosis type 2 to start with especially in adulthood um so I was type 1 to start with but all my bloods came back as normal however I do have a very low level c-peptide level and beta cell in my pancreas so I kind of know I have to fast and not give my body too much stress and food they told me I've got an eating disorder because of that slap me in an eating disorder clinic no the stats now for fasting is unbelievable through your cells and current cancer cells and rejuvenating everything back in your body and aligning everything back in your body just look up a three day water fast and look at the the health benefits from it you don't need to do three days people do five days ten days some people do 24 hours just to kind of reset but 72 hours i believe is the perfect reset the mental clarity after two days is next level yes you get your cravings especially if you're so used to eating breakfast which is the the name is there it's breaking fast yeah but when you actually start looking into it and understanding the health benefits from it we're hunters we never ate every day we never ate every two three hours we're greedy bastards now because there's so much stuff there we can get at the touch of a button but just do your own research on it look at the health benefits and again it's the cravings the first and second day with the sugar and stuff but once you get past that sort of craving the clarity you feel is a different ball game and like I say with the health benefits and what it can do for you internally again is a different ballgame instead of people are dying with cancer but yet we'll give you bacon we'll give you all this other stuff that actually fucking causes cancer so but you also knew in your heart that fasting was right so i because i had space and time and quiet i was able to just sit in my heart and agree and say yeah i'm going to try fasting because it felt right for me but that's not going to be right for everybody and this is the point we always go to the external factor to feed ourselves go within uh who are you who i didn't know who i was until the last two years god i know who i am now let me tell you i feel amazing i've never felt so invigorated who are you you look for that for the external world foods games jobs cars houses sexual relationships family parties you know baby showers do nothing find out who you are and everything that you then make decisions on will be right for you because you will never get it wrong because you're so connected to intuition which is what they've tried to break good on you babe how you feeling today yeah i feel really good would you like to finish up on anything else what sort of information people can get working people get in contact with you just get it all out there yeah so i just want to say i'm a retired midwife now by the way the nmc put me on notice that i used the word ex midwife on my on my ex so i just want to put that out there and if you have to put me on notice you're clearly worried um just start little by little love yourself love every bit of you your mole your wonky nose your wonky teeth doesn't matter you were born that way you were perfectly formed and we have been told for so long that we are nothing and we are no one.

2:11:03I remember who I am and I love every bit of who I am. Even the bits that I've done terrible, I've learned to love them because they've made me who I am. If you don't start there with you and have a relationship with you, you will never have fulfilling things in your life. You will just feed them with the next holiday, living for the next Christmas. That's not life. I've got nothing, no job. I've got no car. I don't even own a car anymore. I've got nothing got no savings I've never ever been so happy with just my family and my closest friends around me because I have learned to love every bit of me and because of that the message that I bring to you and to Steve and to all these other people in the world is you do not have to make any choice until it feels right with you and if you are going to go into the NHS you take your time do not let the system speed you up and speed up your choices just step back take a moment and take your time and if it doesn't feel right write it down sleep on it and go and address it but until we start really educating the masses about the nhs and birth and connection to yourself because it's all interlinked everything's connected you'll never ever get it right I remember that's only a very small percentage of the NHS or what you're doing if there's a whole different ballgame but like it's not to shoot down everybody who works for the NHS there's some amazing people who do some amazing work like all walks of life but just certain things you must question how can people get in contact with you if they want to drop your message or maybe inquire about certain stuff how do they get in contact?

2:12:44Yes I'm on TikTok as Victoria Rickson I'm on X as Victoria underscore Rickson I'm doing some work with the World Council for Health with Dr. Tess Laurie. We're looking at how we bring in some sort of nursing and midwifery natural side in the southwest of England because that's where we all are. So we're working on that at the moment. I do the Jim Ferguson show on a Saturday night on X which is every week is a different topic. So I volunteer my time with this because I'm healing myself and having faith in something different so I'm there on a Saturday night with Jim and the team which is oh that has when I started that that the trolling stopped the trolling stopped because obviously my um awareness in the world went up and I just felt more protected so yeah follow us on there and you know by by Christmas I'd like to be able to drop the whistleblowing stuff because I can't really bring much more apart from updates on court cases um but I just think we all need to forgive each other send love to each other I send love to all of my colleagues and I hope one of them this just sparks in their brain and might change the trajectory of their life and patience as well so yeah that's why I'm doing this keep up the amazing work Vicky listen I wish you all the best for the future anything I can help with you know where I am but stay blessed and yeah good luck thank you so much take care

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Anything Goes with James English Ep 494

 

NHS is a Cult - Children at Risk - Whistle-Blower Breaks Silence

 

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