Monthly Archives: October 2009

Child Genius can also be ADHD Ritalin Candidate: Thomas Edison, Isaac Newton & Beethoven would have all been targeted

Winston Churchill failed sixth grade, and Beethoven was awkward with the violin and preferred to compose instead of play. His instructor called him hopeless as a composer. If these world changing men were boys today they would be evaluated as ADHD candidates and subscribed Ritalin a schedule 2 drug similar to cocaine. Our pharmaceutically drug induced children have no chance to become the likes of these great men.

Trust drug companies and officials? ADHD Ritalin child 500% greater sudden death risk but FDA silent

Thousands of children have suddenly died as direct result of using psychotropic drugs used for ADD and ADHD. “These aren’t kids with pre-existing heart conditions. The results would have been worse if they were included,” stated Dr. Al Sears, M.D.

Federal prosecutor: Anna Nicole Smith’s psychiatrist Dr. Khristine Eroshevich kept her drugged to continue sexual affair

Los Angeles District Attorney Renee Rose asserted, “There was a sexual relationship that happened in the past and possibly carrying into the future. It was the motive for Dr. Eroshevich to provide excessive medication to Anna Nicole Smith. There are ulterior motives for Dr. Eroshevich’s actions.”

Psychologist/Former U.S. Army colonel charged with influencing beatings, rape threats and other torture at GITMO

According to his own statements, Louisiana psychologist and retired U.S. Army colonel Dr. Larry C. James played an influential role in both the policy and day-to-day operations of interrogations and detention at the prison camps. Publicly-available information shows that while Dr. James was at Guantanamo, abuse in interrogations was widespread, and cruel and inhuman treatment was official policy. Allegations of abuse during Dr. James’s January to May 2003 deployment include beatings, religious and sexual humiliation, rape threats and painful body positions.

Psychiatrist Radovan Karadzic, former Bosnian-Serb leader, to stand trial for masterminding Serb atrocities/genocide

Karadzic, who was captured in Belgrade last year after more than a decade on the run, faces 11 charges including two counts of genocide for allegedly masterminding Serb atrocities throughout the conflict from 1992 to 1995, including the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, in which more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were rounded up and slaughtered by Serb forces.