Psychiatry Documentary

I think this documentary explains why people are anti-psychiatry. Much needs to change, especially how we treat those who really need a helping hand. Few know unless they have been through it first hand.



"Investigators say they found more than 5,000 similar cases in all 50 states" 1-05:30

Id say its the tip of the iceberg.

"We have uncovered some of the most elaborate, aggressive, creative, deceptive, immoral, and illegal schemes being used to fill empty hospital beds with insured and paying patients" -1:05:43

I think that sums up psychiatry in general.


What do you think?


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II96QkZaz1E

2,169,821 views, a nice start.

Do you think things have gotten much better in say the last 5 years after all the exposure of psychiatry's crimes and abuses online ?

I think the medical model has taken a beating and pharma to for being so criminal by the way people talk. Pharma pushing pills for money... And I rarely hear or read anyone say "chemical imbalance" anymore.

We are making a difference ! I wasn't even looking for this I was looking for some numbers on what I was going to write and this came up in google news !

2 days ago or Feb 24 2015

Legislators delve into why many foster children are on psych drugs
http://www.latimes.com/local/politics/l ... story.html

The La times !

Riccola wrote:Much needs to change, especially how we treat those who really need a helping hand. Few know unless they have been through it first hand.

Inpatient,how that goes down, that's got to change.

Copy_Cat wrote: 2,169,821 views, a nice start.

Do you think things have gotten much better in say the last 5 years after all the exposure of psychiatry's crimes and abuses online ?

I think more people are catching on, at least discovering they aren't the only ones who had it rough. Stuff like that moves mountains.

I think the medical model has taken a beating and pharma to for being so criminal by the way people talk. Pharma pushing pills for money... And I rarely hear or read anyone say "chemical imbalance" anymore.

I think so to. More people are questioning psychiatry, and more private practices not centered around chemical imbalance pseudo science.

We are making a difference ! I wasn't even looking for this I was looking for some numbers on what I was going to write and this came up in google news !

2 days ago or Feb 24 2015

Legislators delve into why many foster children are on psych drugs
http://www.latimes.com/local/politics/l ... story.html

The La times !

That we are I think its so rampant with cases like malpractice, abuse and human rights being violated that having stuff like this go mainstream is inevitable.

Riccola wrote:Much needs to change, especially how we treat those who really need a helping hand. Few know unless they have been through it first hand.

Inpatient,how that goes down, that's got to change.[/quote]


It must change. That's by far the biggest offender, ID say nearly all psychiatric abuse take place there. No doubt the greatest harm comes from inpatient institutions.

Riccola wrote:No doubt the greatest harm comes from inpatient institutions.

Look at this, todays news (February 27, 2015)

Virginia to Compensate Victims of Psychiatric Eugenics Sterilization Program
Anywhere between 7,300 and 8,300 people sterilized under state-sponsored law

Virginia lawmakers have approved a measure seeking to financially compensate victims of its 50-year long, state-sponsored eugenics sterilization program.

On Thursday, the Virginia General Assembly voted in favor of paying out $25,000 to each of the 11 remaining victims who were forcibly sterilized under the state’s “Eugenical Sterilization Act.”

Passed in 1924, the Act led to the involuntary sterilization of anywhere between 7,300 and 8,300 people until it was repealed in 1974, and is said to have partly inspired Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s dream to create a master race.

Under the Act, leaders of colonies and physicians at mental health institutions across the state identified individuals deemed “undesirable,” “defective” and feeble-minded and made the case to hospital boards to prevent those individuals from having children.

Victims deemed “mentally ill” and “mentally deficient” included those “afflicted with hereditary forms of insanity that are recurrent, idiocy, imbecility, feeble-mindedness or epilepsy,” according to the law.

The law protected the act of sterilizing minorities, poor whites and “mongrels,” people of non-white heritage.

“Often, ‘mongrels’ and ‘worthless’ whites were collected in ‘mountain sweeps.’ This involved a sheriff of a nearby town driving into mountain villages and forcibly removing individuals and taking them to institutions where they would only be released upon submission to sterilization,” according to a report compiled by the University of Vermont.

The proposed sterilization of Virginia resident Carrie Buck, who was deemed “feeble-minded” after having the baby of her rapist, sparked the Supreme Court case of Buck v. Bell in 1927, which established the legitimacy of the practice with the goal of eliminating “defective” individuals.

Read more http://www.infowars.com/virginia-to-compensate-victims-of-eugenics-sterilization-program/

Another link to todays news on this http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/USA-Update/2015/0227/Virginia-moves-to-compensate-victims-of-state-s-forced-sterilization-program

-- Sat Feb 28, 2015 7:14 am --

People can say anything they want about these documentaries , psychiatry really did all this stuff.

Copy_Cat wrote:

Riccola wrote:No doubt the greatest harm comes from inpatient institutions.

Look at this, todays news (February 27, 2015)

Virginia to Compensate Victims of Psychiatric Eugenics Sterilization Program
Anywhere between 7,300 and 8,300 people sterilized under state-sponsored law

Virginia lawmakers have approved a measure seeking to financially compensate victims of its 50-year long, state-sponsored eugenics sterilization program.

On Thursday, the Virginia General Assembly voted in favor of paying out $25,000 to each of the 11 remaining victims who were forcibly sterilized under the state’s “Eugenical Sterilization Act.”

Passed in 1924, the Act led to the involuntary sterilization of anywhere between 7,300 and 8,300 people until it was repealed in 1974, and is said to have partly inspired Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s dream to create a master race.

Under the Act, leaders of colonies and physicians at mental health institutions across the state identified individuals deemed “undesirable,” “defective” and feeble-minded and made the case to hospital boards to prevent those individuals from having children.

Victims deemed “mentally ill” and “mentally deficient” included those “afflicted with hereditary forms of insanity that are recurrent, idiocy, imbecility, feeble-mindedness or epilepsy,” according to the law.

The law protected the act of sterilizing minorities, poor whites and “mongrels,” people of non-white heritage.

“Often, ‘mongrels’ and ‘worthless’ whites were collected in ‘mountain sweeps.’ This involved a sheriff of a nearby town driving into mountain villages and forcibly removing individuals and taking them to institutions where they would only be released upon submission to sterilization,” according to a report compiled by the University of Vermont.

The proposed sterilization of Virginia resident Carrie Buck, who was deemed “feeble-minded” after having the baby of her rapist, sparked the Supreme Court case of Buck v. Bell in 1927, which established the legitimacy of the practice with the goal of eliminating “defective” individuals.

That is psychiatry. Built up on a foundation viewing people as defective subjecting them to control and eugenics. Little has changed. All theories are based on the same principal: damage the person. "Treatments" have just be repackaged from messy lobotomies, electroshock, hydrobaths, ect to clean silent chemical lobotomies. Same tune just played with a different instrument.

Read more http://www.infowars.com/virginia-to-compensate-victims-of-eugenics-sterilization-program/

Another link to todays news on this http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/USA-Update/2015/0227/Virginia-moves-to-compensate-victims-of-state-s-forced-sterilization-program

-- Sat Feb 28, 2015 7:14 am --

People can say anything they want about these documentaries , psychiatry really did all this stuff

Ive seen it first hand, those documentaries are real. Some has gotten better, yet a lot still needs improvement.

A criminal case out of Tennessee involving a mentally ill woman, a dead baby, and a controversial plea bargain has reignited debate around the use of sterilizations as a bargaining chip in negotiations, particularly when they involve poor defendants.

Jasmine Randers, 36-year-old woman at the center of the case, had been charged with neglect after the mysterious death of her five-day-old baby during a trip to Tennessee. The defense attorney assigned to her case said that the prosecutor wouldn’t go forward with a plea deal to keep Randers out of prison unless she agreed to undergo the surgical procedure that would make her permanently infertile.

http://thinkprogress.org/health/2015/03/30/3640543/mentally-ill-woman-sterilization-case/

This is not an old story , Posted on March 30, 2015 at 12:41 pm Updated: March 30, 2015 at 2:46 pm


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_eugenics

Wow 2015 and the US courts are coercing eugenics , meanwhile on mainstream news they are reporting on the latest celebrity that got busted cheating on there spouse this week.