INTRODUCTION Do you remember how “we” got maneuvered into Afghanistan? Yes. maneuvered. That was about 20 years ago and some readers will be too young to remember. If you were old enough, you may find these actual clips, recorded, noted and meticulously transcribed from the media of the time, tell a different story than the one you remember. Most of the clips, especially the longer ones, have the most important parts bolded, so theoretically you can skim most of this piece by reading only the short clips and the bolded text. Shocking as it may be, this IS the missing … Continue reading →
• Can psychiatric drugs reduce fear and pain while bolstering violent tendencies?
With murmurs trickling through the grapevine that President Barack Obama’s newly-nominated United States Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel will make an attempt to reduce military spending, one target should be massive expenditures on psychiatric drugs that are used to bolster violent tendencies and aggressiveness in recruits.
In a January 23 article for the Citizens Commission on Human Rights International, Kelly Patricia O’Meara stated, “In an effort to create ‘Super Soldiers,’ the U.S. military spends hundreds of millions of dollars on psychiatric research programs that can only be described as science fiction-esque experimentation.”