Modern Psychiatry and Its Tools of Enslavement
by Dave Hodges
The Common Sense Show
June 18, 2014
Will America ever rise up as a nation and throw off the shackles of enslavement being perpetrated by the banksters who have hijacked our government? The evidence would suggest that we will not.
Yesterday, I interviewed Gerald Celente, the futuristic trends predictor. During the course of the interview, I asked Gerald whether he thought we would see massive social unrest in the streets as a result of the economic collapse and the start of World War III. He responded with an answer that would surprise many in which he said he did not think that the American people could launch a meaningful response against tyranny because we are so over medicated on psychotropic drugs. Is he correct? The evidence would seem to suggest that he is indeed right on the money.
Rates of Psychotropic Drug Use
The rate of psychotropic drug use in the United States are more than three times as high as in various countries in Europe, particularly for psychostimulant drugs, antidepressants, and antipsychotics.
The use of antidepressants in the US has skyrocketed. In 1998, 11.2 million Americans used these drugs. By 2010, it was 23.3 million. Despite that rise, expenditure on antidepressants has barely risen as the drugs have become cheaper, from $624 per person in 1998, to $651 in 2010.
In the first decade of this century, the United States increased its spending on psychotropic medications by nine fold compared to rise in the inflation rate.
The Citizens Commission (Los Angeles, CA. (5/12/2011) found that as many as 60% of foster children are placed on some form of psychotropic medication. The only country which can begin to compare to these rates is England.
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