MORE MIND CONTROL COMING - AS AN ADVISORY PANEL REVEALS HOW MINDLESS DOCTORS CAN BE

NEWS ITEM: ADVISORY PANEL URGES ROUTINE SCREENING FOR DEPRESSION

By Nicholas Regush

May 22, 2002 - And these are actually adults! A group of doctors, who, if we didn’t know better, might be accused of smoking dope while advising the government. Maybe the FBI should investigate. I mean, who are these people? What were they thinking? Do they have an iota of brain sense about how cajoling doctors to screen for depression will likely lead to mindless drug prescriptions for people who are having some common, momentary difficulties in their lives?

It’s bad enough that the average family doctor is out of sorts when it comes to intelligently prescribing drugs for common physical ailments (antibiotic over- prescription for ear infections is a classic example), but when it comes to anything to do with mental processes, watch out 100-fold, because the over-prescription of anti-depressants is already epidemic. And this ongoing debacle should already have gotten the attention of every chief prosecutor in every state of the USA.

Rather than advise doctors to screen for depression, this advisory panel should have advised the Department of Justice to set up a Special Task Force to investigate how the medical profession and the drug industry are in bed with one another and how this union, involving the influence peddlers of psychiatry, is set to invade the human mind for even more profit. Talk about terrorism. The kind of advisory notice sent out today to routinely screen patients is a forewarning of how dictatorships form.

The very idea of a doctor asking a patient two dumb questions that could be answered "yes" by just about anyone on the planet is so outrageous that I have wondered today whether this was a missed-opportunity April Fool’s joke.

Here are the two great questions that would lead to more screening if the person answered "yes."

1. Over the past two weeks, have you felt down, depressed or hopeless?

2. Over the past two weeks, have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?

Only a cultural/social idiot, totally oblivious to the themes of our times, not to mention the overhanging, ever-present threat of terrorism and a world going to hell, would ask these types of questions as some sort of a screener for depression. This is not screening. This is the full frontal attack of a medical world that has had its head in the sand for decades while the international drug peddlers have driven a stake through its heart and made people into pill-taking commodities.

Want to read this advisory report?

http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/3rduspstf/depression