Psychiatric Labeling And Drugging Create The Monsters That Kill With Guns

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Dec. 7, 2019 - PRLog -- With most people reeling from mass shootings that tragically take so many lives, many diverse "solutions" are being proposed by legislators, media and the mental health industry. Yet none address causality; namely, what could cause an individual to lose all sense of humanity in order to carry out such unimaginable acts.

While it is true that many factors can contribute to mass murder, violent crime and suicide, one well-documented fact is omitted from the press and, of course, mental health industry "experts," the latter is demanding millions more dollars to "prevent" mass shootings when it's known their psychiatric drugs can cause it! A percentage of the population taking these drugs become manic, psychotic, violent and homicidal.

There have been 27 drug regulatory agency warnings of psychiatric drugs being linked to violence, aggression, hostility, mania, psychosis or homicidal ideation. These international government warnings on the deadly effects of psychiatric drugs, including psychosis and homicidal tendencies, offer good reasons to link the recent shootings in Texas to these drugs.

Brian Beaumont, president of the British Columbia chapter of the Citizens Commission on Human rights said, "Guns do not kill people.  People taking or withdrawing from one or another of psychiatry's drugs kill people with guns.  The main stream media should be covering this fact but have chosen not to.  Instead the news outlets go on and on about gun restrictions.

At least 31 school shootings and/or school-related acts of violence have been committed by those taking or withdrawing from psychiatric drugs resulting in 162 wounded and 72 killed.

The common denominator to almost all the recent massacres is one or another of psychiatry's drugs. This solves the mystery of why there were no shooters or almost none before the 1980s, the mass drugging with psychiatry's drugs.

The Citizens Commission on Human Rights is an international psychiatric watchdog group co-founded in 1969 by the Church of Scientology and the late Dr. Thomas Szasz, Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, to investigate and expose psychiatric violations of human rights.