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    Default Psychiatric Drugs And Mass Murder: Exploring The Connection

    As the country reels from news of yet another senseless mass killing in suburban Milwaukee, coming on the heels of the even more deadly massacre in Aurora, Colorado, Americans are left to wonder what could possibly be responsible for this outbreak of bloody insanity and murder. But as terrible as these two incidents were, they have an undeniable ring of familiarity about them – since the year 2000, there have been twenty-six cases of mass murder (four or more victims) in the United States, as opposed to twenty combined during the 1980s and 1990s. And before the 1980s, mass killing sprees were actually quite rare in this country, usually averaging no more than one or two per decade. So it appears we are looking at a trend of madness that began approximately thirty years ago and has been picking up steam every since.

    While the anti-gun forces came out in legion following the killings at the movie theater in Colorado, the data connected with this disturbing pattern of atrocity destroys the theory that these horrible cases of mass murder have anything to do with the easy availability of weapons and the absence of laws mandating gun control. There is simply no correlation between the rise of mass murder and changes in gun laws, and anyone who is looking for a connection here is clearly barking up the wrong tree.
    http://www.offthegridnews.com/2012/0...he-connection/

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    Excellent! Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheResearcher View Post
    Excellent! Thanks.
    We had a Son hang himself they took control 72 hour crap, shot him up with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haloper...dverse_effects, and he hung himself after convincing, (with lies and deception), Wife and I that he needed 8 different so called antidepressants, in Jan 2013 it will be 3 years! They loaded him up so heavy, crying wont do me no good, Exposing it will!

    The story is to heavy to get into now, if you ask, I will tell all!

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    20 Million Kids & Adolescents are labeled with "mental disorders" that are based solely on a checklist of behaviors. There are no brain scans, x-rays, genetic or blood tests that can prove they are "mentally ill", yet these children are stigmatized for life with psychiatric disorders, and prescribed dangerous,life-threatening psychiatric drugs. Child drugging is a $4.8 billion-a-year industry. Get the facts about this multi-billion dollar industry that is labeling and drugging kids for profit.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Wv49RFo1ckQ

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    I wondered where you went.....

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    Suicide, Antidepressants & Military, Mind Control Report

    Is there possibly and correlation between the use of antidepressant drugs and an increased rate of suicidality and violence in the US Military. This is one thing the US Congress has been looking into?
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2Xy6...e=results_main


    "Screaming in the Night"
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    Sons of vengeance, can you rescue me
    They got me tied up to a woe tree
    They had me screamin' and alone in the night
    I'm beginning to see what's wrong and what is right
    What is wrong and what is right, oh, what is wrong and what is right

    The gates was gettin' rusty, as we sailed into the dark
    The stars were out and shinin' against the moonlit hour
    The wolves were out and howlin', most of the time
    And I was cold and shiverin' and bleedin' in the night
    Bleedin' in the night, oh, bleedin' in the night

    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you
    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true (our love was true)
    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you
    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true, oh

    In the corner of the valley, we took Her by surprise
    The sound of steel rang loud, above the battle cries
    And I found her lying lifeless, dagger through her heart
    I picked her up, and held her high, and I swore to be avenged
    Swore to be avenged, oh swore to be avenged, oh

    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you

    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true (our love was true)
    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you
    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true, oh
    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you, oh
    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true (our love)
    Screaming in the night, fighting for my life, I'd die for you, oh
    I knew it all along, headed for the sun, our love was true, oh

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    Quote Originally Posted by sage View Post
    20 Million Kids & Adolescents are labeled with "mental disorders" that are based solely on a checklist of behaviors. There are no brain scans, x-rays, genetic or blood tests that can prove they are "mentally ill", yet these children are stigmatized for life with psychiatric disorders, and prescribed dangerous,life-threatening psychiatric drugs. Child drugging is a $4.8 billion-a-year industry. Get the facts about this multi-billion dollar industry that is labeling and drugging kids for profit.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Wv49RFo1ckQ
    http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Szasz/myth.htm

    The Myth of Mental Illness

    By Thomas S. Szasz (1960)

    First published in American Psychologist, 15, 113-118.

    ...MENTAL ILLNESS AS A NAME FOR PROBLEMS IN LIVING
    The term "mental illness" is widely used to describe something which is very different than a disease of the brain. Many people today take it· for granted that living is an arduous process. Its hardship for modern man, moreover, derives not so much from a struggle for biological survival as from the stresses and strains inherent in the social intercourse of complex human personalities. In this context, the notion of mental illness is used to identify or describe some feature of an individual's so-called personality. Mental illness -- as a deformity of the personality, so to speak -- is then regarded as the cause of the human disharmony. It is implicit in this view that social intercourse between people is regarded as something inherently harmonious, its disturbance being due solely to the presence of "mental illness" in many people. This is obviously fallacious reasoning, for it makes the abstraction "mental illness" into a cause, even though this abstraction was created in the first place to serve only as a shorthand expression for certain types of human behavior. It now becomes necessary to ask: "What hinds of behavior are regarded as indicative of mental illness, and by whom?"...

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    It's time to expose the truth. What the FDA, psychiatry and big Pharma are doing to U.S.

    The police say they are searching Connecticut school shooting gunman Adam Lanza’s home for some clue as to what caused his murder spree and subsequent suicide (“Evidence hints at deadlier plan in Conn. massacre,” Web, Sunday). They ought to take a look in the medicine cabinet.

    It is a known fact that most, if not all, of the random school shooters of the past two decades were either on psychiatric medications at the time or had just come off medication. I don’t own a gun and am not a member of the National Rifle Association, but guns have been with us since our nation’s beginning. Random, atrocious shootings in our schools and universities are a relatively recent phenomenon that began with the tower massacre at the University of Texas in 1966.
    http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...#ixzz2FRLrjaJ3

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