The government-medical establishment myths and scaremongering are being kept alive by the government schools that want to screen your children for mental illness and diagnose them with bogus disorders. The mainstream media is consumed by repeating these myths and cranking up the fear, and they call it “news.” Here’s a paragraph from a recent Wall Street Journal article:
Rep. Ron Paul (R., Texas) recently reintroduced legislation that would prohibit federal funds from being used for any mandatory mental-health screening program without parental consent, including TeenScreen. (TeenScreen’s Ms. Flynn says that parental consent is always required.) Because there are errors and false positives on such tests—kids who aren’t really depressed but may answer questions in a way that makes them seem so—opponents also fear children will be wrongly identified as problematic and stigmatized, or that parents will be penalized if they don’t seek treatment.
Here’s what happens when you deny the government-medical establishment’s protocol for treatment (powerful, hallucinogenic, psychotropic drugs): they come and take your children and haul you away in handcuffs as a criminal. I wrote about the TeenScreen racket in 2006. The website TeenScreen Truth was set up as a response to the government’s launch of this program.
