The Psychiatric Hoax | Psychiatric Drugs

Mind to Take a Pill?
The Psychiatric Hoax

Many culprits of senseless acts of violence have reported using a mind-altering drug (a psychiatric drug in many cases), before committing their crime. These drugs change their perceptions of reality, and push them to commit random acts of violence, many being fatal.

After years, months, or days under medication, the user may develop a drug addiction. But the individual isn't to blame, for he has simply trusted the psychiatrist to adequately analyze his needs, and would thereafter develop an adequate treatment for him. So, this medical professional has somewhat faltered in his task to aid this individual, for he now is oppressed with a drug addiction, which will undoubtedly require additional treatment.

6On May 25, 1997 18-year-old Jeremy Strohmeyer raped and murdered a 7-year-old African American girl in Las Vegas, Nevada. Strohmeyer had been diagnosed with ADD and prescribed Dexedrine, a Ritalin-like drug, immediately prior to the killing. On October 1, 1997, in Pearl Mississippi, 16-year-old Luke Woodham stabbed his mother, 50-year-old Mary Woodham, to death and then went to his high school where he shot nine people, killing two teenage girls and wounding seven others. Published reports say he was on Prozac.

It is shameful to abuse of someone's faith and complete trust, and so easily help damage the lives of so many. That's where education and life experience comes into play. Very few are adequately informed on prescription drugs, their effects, and how they can significantly decrease your lifespan. You can make a difference by refusing to consult psychiatrists, spreading the knowledge you have acquired on psychiatric drugs, and helping those afflicted with a drug addiction.

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Drugs don't cure drugs. Drugs don't cure a disease.
Drugs are only a risky and temporary solution to a problem.

References:

1 Dr. Mark Barber, "The Myth of Attention Deficit Disorder," Freedom Magazine, Vol. 29, Issue 1, Internet website, http://www.sntp.net/ritalin/ritalin_myth.html (accessed 27th March, 2006).

2 "Psychiatry and the Creation of Senseless Violence," Citizens ComMission on Human Rights, Internet website, http://www.cchr.org/index.cfm/9409/7749 (accessed 27th March, 2006).

3 Lawrence Stevens, J.D., "Psychiatric Drugs: Cure or Quackery?" Internet website, http://www.antipsychiatry.org/drugs.htm (accessed April 1st, 2006).

4 "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder," National Institute of Mental Health, Internet website, http://www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/adhd.cfm, Updated 17/02/2006, (accessed March 28th, 2006).

5 Lora Mengucci, "The Creation of Senseless Violence, Psychiatric Drugs, and Kids Who Kill," Internet website, http://www.tysknews.com/Depts/Educate/psychiatric_drugs_kids_who_kill.htm, Updated 14/10/1999 (accessed April 2nd, 2006).

6 "Violence and Psychiatric Drugs," National Alliance against Mandated Mental Health Screening & Psychiatric Drugging of Children, Internet website, http://www.ritalindeath.com/Violence-Drugs.htm, (accessed April 1st, 2006).

7 John Breeding, Ph.D., "10 Reasons to Be Concerned about Psychiatry in Our Schools," Internet website, http://www.freedommag.org/english/vol36i1/page12.htm, (accessed March 27th, 2006).

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