Earlier this year, the Citizens
Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) launched a petition requesting the U.S. House
of Representatives Veterans Affairs Committee to investigate with public
hearings the role of psychiatric drugs in veteran suicides, sudden deaths and
recent shootings at Fort Hood and the Washington Navy Yard.
This petition launch coincided with
the new documentary: The Hidden Enemy: Inside Psychiatry’s
Covert Agenda, which covers psychiatric drug abuse in the military and
includes interviews with veterans brought to the brink of suicide after being
prescribed cocktails of psychiatric drugs documented to cause violent and
suicidal behavior. According to a New York Times article, "War on
Drugs," of April 6, 2013, between 2005 and 2011 the military increased its
prescriptions of psychoactive drugs (antipsychotics, sedatives, stimulants and
mood stabilizers) by almost 700 percent.
Because of this, CCHR is making
available the Hidden Enemy DVD for public showings. Kalee Madorin, Executive
Director of CCHR Nashville says, “We need to reach hundreds and thousands of
people with the truth in this video. If anyone wants to set up a public
showing, we will be there.”
To contact CCHR Nashville for more
information or to arrange a public showing of the documentary, visit cchrnashville.org.
CITIZENS
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS is a nonprofit mental health
watchdog established by the Church of Scientology and the late Dr. Thomas
Szasz, professor emeritus of psychiatry at SUNY Health Science Center, Syracuse
to investigate psychiatric human rights abuses.
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