Hidden David Southall MSBP Film Internet Released
One Click Note: This is the Award winning film of disgraced
paediatrician David Southall and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy recently uploaded
to YouTube that the British Establishment has not wanted you to see for the last
ten years.
It therefore gives The One Click Group great pleasure today to afford it maximum
worldwide promotion and distribution.
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The David Southall
Film Clip. For the full catalogue, see
here To get
a full understanding of the impact of this film and its implications, you need
to start at Clip 1 and watch the whole thing through to Clip 11. This film is a
must view.
Health Advocate Gregory White writes:
This documentary was made by TV3, Auckland New Zealand, for their 20/20
programme. It won a Quantas Award for Best Investigative Medical Journalism. It
was filmed in Auckland and in England during the early months of 1997 and aired
on March 27th 1997.
Its focus is the use of the legal term "Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy" and how
innocent mothers have been destroyed by having it falsely applied to them and
blamed for their children's very real conditions, some of which are related to
side effects of drugs and vaccines.
It pivotally features a mother who had four children removed in the UK, and
moved to New Zealand with her Kiwi husband; a number of similarly falsely
accused families and certain key professional figures, namely, David
Southall, a
Paediatrician and Lisa Blakemore-Brown, a Psychologist.
The reason it features these professionals is because both were Experts in a
court case involving the central family featured in the film.
Lisa Blakemore-Brown is a specialist in Autism and related disorders such as
ADHD and David Southall is a specialist in Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, though
the public will know him more for his false assertions that Stephen Clark killed
his two infant boys after watching him give an interview in a TV documentary.
Stephen Clark was married to the now deceased tragic Sally Clark, wrongly
accused and jailed for killing her children, with Professor Sir Roy Meadow,
another MSBP Expert, making dogmatic and subsequently discredited claims in her
case.
The film focuses, some may think unfairly, on the methods and thinking of
Professor Southall. In his defence it needs to be said that he is not alone in
this thinking, which has rapidly developed, especially in the last ten years.
Sir Roy Meadow first used the term Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy in
1977.
In the ten years since this important film has been made, it has not once been
shown in Britain, particularly puzzling when the Experts and the families are
all British.
During that period Lisa Blakemore-Brown has been the subject of what she claims
are vexatious complaints and harassment and this has been a subject aired in the
Press. It has also been reported that she alerted many New Labour Ministers
including Jack Straw (now Minister of Justice) and Jacqui Smith (now Home
Secretary) about her very serious concerns after being an Expert in the case and
when she was advising the Government as Chair of a group of Psychologists, but
nothing was done about those concerns.
Anyone who cares about the safety of children, especially those with special
needs, and the right for them to live happy and fulfilled lives with their
families and anyone with concerns about the use of MSBP, especially in the
Family Courts, and with concerns about the silencing of professionals who try to
begin debates on issues of serious professional concern and public interest,
should watch this film.
The question those who watch it should ask is this: Why has it never been seen
in the UK - edited or unedited? Why has it been hidden?
Gregory White
> > View the disgraced Paediatrician David Southall
Film . Start at
Clip 1 and go through to Clip 11..