Given the overwhelming mass of evidence pointing to a massive psychiatric scam that has done untold harm to ordinary people, soldiers. kids and so forth, why IS the president trying to ram through legislation that will help them do further harm? It makes him look as if he is in the pocket of the pharmaceuticals and cares more about their welfare than the well-being of his own citizens!

As for the ECT, I’m glad they finally got around to using anesthetics as it is excruciating. The brain damage is permanent. If is really harmless perhaps Grant Barton will volunteer for a course of, say, 20 shocks over the next few weeks just to demonstrate how harmless it is.

As for the psychotropics, they invariably make people worse. Most if not all mental problems relate to an underlying physical ailment in any case. For instance, almost ANY nutritional deficiency has depression as a symptom. This does not make a person mentally ill and psychotropics are not the answer: proper nutrition is. The diagnosis of someone as “mentally ill” is bogus, just as the mental illnesses are bogus and not based on proper science. Studies of psychiatric research papers are a good idea if only so people can see how poor most psychiatric “science” is.

I am amazed that psychiatry and the pharmaceutical giants get away with it. There is enough material here, enough death and destruction of lives and enough lying to bring about a criminal investigation into the whole scam.

There are also natural tranquillizers that have no side effects that are far safer than dangerous psychiatric drugs or having your brain seared by ECT, such as blue-green algae and the famous Cal-Mag formula but they are not addictive and not profitable so they get ignored. We need a broad, numerous grass-roots movement that will force these criminals to behave themselves.

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Second off, I’ve seen electroshock therapy. True, it comes from brutal origins, but these days the treatment is performed under anesthesia and the benefits are, quite frankly, undeniable. Read a study. Even the most refractory depression will evaporate over the course of a few treatments. Oh, and the memory problems associated with the treatment are minimal, and usually comparable to those caused by the depression in the first place. But don’t take my word for it, find some published scientific research.