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Omaha shooter Robert Hawkins had been "treated" for ADHD, Depression
Newstarget.com ally Mike Adams published a great article on his news website about the connection between teen shootings and psychiatric drugs. The article, “Omaha shooter Robert Hawkins had been ‘treated’ for ADHD, Depression,” includes a segment headed “The criminals running modern psychiatry.” Adams writes: “The psychiatric industry, though, thinks that yet MORE children need "treatment" with drugs for ADHD and depression. In fact, an industry press release recently claimed that only one-third of those children "suffering" from ADHD are receiving appropriate "treatment" for the condition. Of course, those are just code words for "drugging the children with high-profit pharmaceuticals." When the psychiatric authorities say "treatment," what they mean is "more drugging." Want to learn the horrifying, yet true, history of modern psychiatry? Check out www.CCHR.org - the Citizens' Commission on Human Rights. They have a documentary so downright shocking that I couldn't even finish watching the whole thing. It's called Psychiatry: An Industry of Death.”

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Posted on 13 Dec 2007 by cchr

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