• morningsun76
  • morningsun76
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  • Registered: 2004-09-10

Topic: Resisting mandatory "mental health" screenings in public schools

"Over 5000 people from all over the country and even from other countries have now signed up to oppose the President Bush's New Freedom Commission's plan to screen every child in United States schools for “mental illness,“? and get as many as possible on expensive, dangerous psychiatric drugs, in order to profit some of the primary contributors to his presidential campaign."


Full story: http://www.infowars.com/print/ps/newfre … tition.htm

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  • Registered: 2004-03-25

Re: Resisting mandatory "mental health" screenings in public schools

That's great news! This can help people get more aware of the gross lies and manipulations of the psychiatric/pharmacology industry, and maybe change something for the millions of children in the US who are *already* on drugs.

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  • lyra
  • lyra
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  • Registered: 2004-03-25

Re: Resisting mandatory "mental health" screenings in public schools

"Freedom Commission."  That's total BS.  Everything that violates civil liberties or which smacks of "1984" has the word "FREEDOM" inserted into it nowadays. Or a related word, like liberty, or patriot, or whatever.    Anybody noticing that?   It's because black is now white and up is now down and out is now in, etc.  Everything is the opposite of what it used to be.   They'll tell us something represents "freedom" when it actually represents oppression.  Something represents a "Patriot" act when it's something a true Patriot would be dead set against.

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