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Dutch journalist Bram Vermeulen travels through three Sahara countries in 2018. He finds slavery in Mauritania. He also travels to Niger and Mali. Mali has a great historic city Timbuktu which has been largely destroyed by Islamic terrorists. All these countries are Islamic, poor, and run as police states. They are full of people trying to make it to Europe. There are exotic customs and large families. The people are amazingly alert and intelligent. There is human trafficking and desperate migrants everywhere. Women are supposed to be fat not thin. So we meet young girls who are force fed gallon or so condensed milk every day so they are fat enough to be married.

This is the modern medical world as seen through liberal eyes. The villain's are health insurance companies and anyone who stands in the way of free health care for all. There are people who want to save lives (liberals) and those that only want to make money (conservatives).

The writers of this show should visit some socialist medical paradise where all medicine is free but they don't have any.

One good thing is that they are not afraid of casting a minority as a bad guy, which is refreshing. Acting is good. If you want to see something closer to the chaos of modern medicine watch The Hospital (1971) written by Paddy Chayefsky.