When you hear of a violent attack happening, one of the first questions that need to be asked is not, “What laws can be in enacted to prevent this from happening again?” but rather, “What medication was the individual on?”  Since the 1960’s most all violent attacks have been done by individuals that have been on prescription drugs.

1966 – Charles Whitman Shot 16 people while on Amphetamines and Barbiturates

1981 – John Hinckley attempted an Assassination on the President of the United States while on Valium

1987 – William Cruse killed 6 people, including 2 policemen, while on Psychiatric Drugs

1991 – Jeffery Dahmer drugged and killed 17 people while on Tranquilizers and Antidepressants

1997 – Jeremy Strohmeyer murdered a 7-year-old while on Dexedrine

2001 – Andrea Yates drowned her 5 children while on Effexor and Remeron

Since 2001, the reports of individuals committing crimes like this has increased exponentially and all have been on psychotropic drugs.

 

There are side effects to using psychiatric drugs that can induce violence to others, violence to self,  can lead to distortions of reality leading to hallucinations, as well as many other psychiatric problems within the individual taking the medication.  These problems are typically handled by prescribing more psychiatric drugs.  There is an extremely long list of side effects that can occur from the use of psychiatric drugs such as suicide, new or worsening depression, new or worsening anxiety, feeling very agitated or restless, panic attacks, trouble sleeping, new or worsening irritability, acting aggressively, being angry, or violent, acting on dangerous impulses, and other unusual changes in behavior or mood.

These are all admitted and known side effects from taking psychiatric drugs, but when a patient attempts suicide or becomes violent, the patient is blamed, not the medication.  If a person taking psychiatric drugs commits suicide, the autopsy won’t show the cause of death being from the drug, it’ll be solely due to suicide.

There is not a single psychiatric drug available to date that can fix psychiatric problems, at best it will merely cover up the problems, at worst, it will kill you.

 

It’s been found that most of all the school shooting that has occurred, happened by students that were on some form of psychiatric medication.

1998 – Westside Middle School – 5 Killed, 10 Wounded – Shooter was on Ritalin

1998 – Thurston High School – 2 Killed, 22 Wounded – Shooter was on Prozac

1999 – Columbine High School – 11 Killed, 23 Wounded – Shooter was on Luvox

2001 – Bishop Neumann High School – 1 Wounded – Shooter was on Prozac

2001 – Granite Hills High School – 5 Wounded – Shooter was on Celexa & Effexor

2002 – Appalachian School of Law – 3 Killed, 3 Wounded – Shooter was on Psychotropics

2003 – Centennial High School – 1 Killed – Shooter was on Effexor

2004 – Columbia High School – 1 Wounded – Shooter was on Prozac & Celexa

2007 – Virginia Tech University – 33 Killed, 29 Wounded – Drugs unknown due to records sealed.

A new trend occurring is when a shooting occurs, not all the details are released about the shooter.  If the inquiry is even made now, to find out if the shooter is on any type of drugs, the response is that that information is private information.  The public is deliberately kept in the dark to the drugging of these kids that leads to this violence.

What kind of help are these drugs if they make the kids act in such a violent manner?

Pre-1960’s, these kinds of instances never occurred.  There were fewer gun control laws, kids took their guns to school with them, there were fire ranges in the school, yet not one school shooting occurred. That is not one until the introduction of psychiatric drugs in the 1960’s.

Now there are over 100,000,000 people taking psychiatric drugs every day.

Why doesn’t the media cover this aspect?

According to CBS News in 2016, Pharma Companies spend more than $5 BILLION a year in advertising.  That’s $5 Billion given to the Media to promote prescription drugs.

It’s all about making money.  The cause of the shootings creates over $5 Billion a year so the media can’t report on the cause so they focus on the tools that are used, the guns. The guns can’t kill anyone without an individual operating them.  Why is the operator of the tool choosing to use the tool in a manner that will create harm to others?

 

Shouldn’t this be the highlight focus of how to keep shootings from occurring in schools?

A choice is a decision made by the brain, psychiatric drugs affect the brain.