In Every Case of Mass Killings, Never Mentioned Are the Pharma Drugs Shooters Are Taking

The self-destructing field of medicine is driven by arrogance, elitism, and pharmaceutical madness. When a group of people believes that they represent the totality of the “greater good” and that their ideas should never be questioned or challenged because to do so is akin to heresy, it is what we call zealotry. We are all familiar with the various efforts underway to govern what we can say, think, and share online. The result is not just a suppression of speech but a suppression of knowledge – a deliberate narrowing of our horizons. However, the public is increasingly frustrated with the arrogance of doctors and the not-so-hidden violence of the medical-industrial complex.

Medicine is ruled by a sort of atheist theocracy rooted in a claim to have sole possession of what is true or false between right and wrong. However, things are getting so bad in medicine that many question the whole system’s validity. Trust is not found easily. Patients naively believe they’re taking medication as directed, only to discover debilitating side effects that erode or destroy their quality of life.

There are many nasty areas of medicine, but genetic vaccines win the prize as the worst idea medicine has ever had. But not far behind are the nasty drugs doctors’ dish out like cotton candy for emotional, mental, and spiritual disturbances. I hope you have noticed the press never mentions the pharmaceuticals mass killers are on when they pull the trigger. The Western Press is nothing but propaganda, and they keep cheering death and destruction through all means possible. But nowhere is this more evident than with pharmaceuticals and their serious side effects, including death and, in the case of mass shootings, mass murder.

These kinds of murders are commonplace. Just in the last few weeks, we read:

Towson-area mass shooting: 10 people wounded

Police believe a Utah father killed his wife, 3 kids and wounded 17-year-old son

Shooting at infamous Myrtle Beach area bar kills one, wounds another.

Man (pictured above) charged with mass shooting at Illinois parade.

On Friday, a gunman walked into a warehouse, killed two employees, and fled.

Twenty-seven drug regulatory agency warnings cite psychiatric drug side effects of mania, psychosis, violence, and homicidal ideation; 1,531 cases of psychiatric drug-induced homicide/homicidal ideation have been reported to the US FDA; 65 high-profile cases of mass shootings/murder have been committed by individuals under the influence of these drugs, (and the numbers have been increasing dramatically) yet there has never been a federal investigation into the link between seemingly senseless acts of violence and the use of mind-altering psychotropic drugs.

Dr. Leonard Sax, who is both a physician and a psychologist, says in the New York Times, “The next time you hear a doctor say, with regard to prescribing stimulant medications, “let’s try it and see whether it helps,” I suggest that you run – do not walk – to the nearest exit.”

According to a data set of U.S. mass shootings from 1982-2012 prepared by Mother Jones magazine, of 62 mass shootings carried out by 64 shooters, the majority of the shooters (41) were noted to have signs of possible mental illness — the precise kinds of mental diseases that psychotropic medications are prescribed for.

Chemically similar to cocaine, the short-term side effects of Ritalin include “nervousness, agitation, anxiety, insomnia, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, palpitations, headache, increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, and psychosis.” Criminal Justice Research states plainly, “Several infamous school shooters had been taking prescription drugs at the time of their attacks. T. J. Solomon was taking Ritalin when he went on a shooting spree at his Georgia high school, and some evidence suggests Kip Kinkel had taken Ritalin as well.”

Dr. Kelly Brogan writes, “We know all drugs have side effects. That’s just part of the deal. But is it possible that an antidepressant can cause a sane person to act like a cold-blooded criminal?”

The result of the damage done by Ritalin in the brain is similar to frontal lobe syndrome. Over time, frontal lobe syndrome can render a person increasingly incapable of inhibiting impulsive behaviors. In addition, such damage contributes to the onset of clinical depression.

Dr. Hyla Cass writes, “Why a shooter killed twenty children and six adults in a Newtown elementary school. 60 Minutes reported that Adam Lanza was taking prescribed medication, but the mainstream media failed to follow up on this. The Virginia Tech shooter murdered thirty-two. Cho was prescribed the antidepressant drug Prozac before his rampage. Jeffrey Weiss went on a shooting rampage on March 21, 2005, at Red Lake High School that left ten dead, including him. Earlier that day, Weiss had killed his grandfather and his grandfather’s girlfriend. He was on Prozac, and the dosage had recently been increased.”

It took four days before the first elite-controlled media published one of the main reasons all these people in Vegas had to die. The killer was on massive dosages of Valium (diazepam). He was prescribed 50 10mg diazepam pills in June.

Dan Roberts wrote back in 2013, “Nearly every mass shooting incident in the last twenty years, and multiple other instances of suicide and isolated shootings all share one thing in common, and it is not the weapons used. The overwhelming evidence points to the signal that the largest common factor in all of these incidents is the fact that all of the perpetrators were either actively taking powerful psychotropic drugs or had been at some point in the immediate past before they committed their crimes.”

Research shows long-term exposure to psychiatric drugs has proven to be far more dangerous than initially anticipated and includes the threat of medication-induced obesity, diabetes, heart disease, irreversible abnormal movements, emotional and cognitive disability, and an overall deterioration in the patient’s clinical condition and quality of life.

Johnson & Johnson, the company that makes the antipsychotic
drug Risperdal, tentatively agreed to a settlement of $2.2 billion
to resolve a federal investigation into the company’s marketing practices.

Health Canada approved a new warning label for paxil that read, in part: “A small number of patients taking drugs of this type may feel worse instead of better. For example, they may experience unusual feelings of agitation, hostility, or anxiety or have impulsive or disturbing thoughts, such as thoughts of self-harm or harm to others.

Is it just too much for the mass media, which is largely funded by pharmaceutical
companies, to investigate the health and medical history of mass shooters?

Jon Rappoport said, “Killing your mother, and then breaking into a school and killing 26 people, most of whom are very young children, doesn’t, by any stretch of the imagination, resolve by assigning a motive. No motive can explain such a crime.”

Antidepressants

Antidepressants have serious and potentially fatal adverse effects, cause potentially permanent brain damage, increase the risk of suicide and violent behavior in both children and adults, and increase the frequency and chronicity of depression. Perhaps the best-known psychological side effect of SSRIs is “a motivational syndrome,” a condition with symptoms that are clinically like those that develop when the frontal lobes of the brain are damaged. The syndrome is characterized by apathy, disinhibited behavior, demotivation, and personality change, similar to the effects of lobotomy (Marangell et al. 2001, p.1059). All psychoactive drugs, including antidepressants, are known to blunt our emotional responses to some extent.

Andrea Yates drowned her five children in a bathtub. She was on two of these SSRI antidepressants at the maximum dose. There had been an adjustment in the medication two days before this tragedy happened.

Agitation is such a common side effect of SSRIs that drug companies have consistently sought to hide it during clinical trials by prescribing a tranquilizer or sedative along with the antidepressant. Studies by Eli Lilly employees found that between 21% and 28% of patients taking Prozac experienced insomnia, agitation, anxiety, nervousness, and restlessness, with the highest rates among people taking the highest doses (Beasley et al. 2001).

Donald Shell of Gillette, WY, shot his wife, daughter, baby granddaughter, and then himself after taking only two doses of Paxil. A jury ruled that the Paxil was the cause for this and awarded his family $6.4M.

On June 19, 2003, the FDA, following the lead of the British MCA, ruled that Paxil should not be given to kids 18 or under because of the increased risk of suicidal impulses.

Conclusion

You can believe what you want, but it will not change the medical reality of all the drugs mentioned in this essay. A rude awakening, in many ways, is guaranteed with enough time. History is a harsh mistress.

The media did its best to herald the arrival of so-called designer drugs like Prozac, Paxil, and Zyprexa and convinced millions of Americans to believe their story. Still, the tragic cases of disease, suffering, and early deaths caused by these drugs show us the dangers that medical officials and pharmaceutical companies would prefer to remain hidden.

There is no end to the pharmaceuticals doctors prescribe with nasty side effects. Benzodiazepines have long been a staple for managing anxiety, insomnia, and various other conditions. Medications such as Xanax, Ativan, and Klonopin are prescribed to millions, offering temporary relief to those grappling with overwhelming stress and panic. However, benzodiazepines carry significant risks of dependency, severe withdrawal symptoms, and profound impacts on individuals and their families.

We are very dumb ducks allowing pharmaceutical companies and doctors to get away with murder and worse. They are destroying health more than they are healing anyone. And as they go on year after year, they pollute the environment with more and more antibiotics and a host of other pharmaceuticals. Human ugliness has reached a zenith in modern medicine, which bows before the all-mighty power of the pharmaceutical industry.

The medical-industrial complex is never shy of pulling out all the stops to keep the ignorant masses ignorant and confused, keeping them hopeful, fearful, angry, joyful, retribution seeking, denying culpability, utilizing lawfare, and distracted by whatever the producers of this dystopian show of shows dream up new plotline. Anything but truth is the name of their game.