they protect us they help us in times of need but they're being destroyed from within the last year saw more army suicides than any year on record day our son was just one of thousands of veterans at this country has lost a suicide after day only to die here at home is the one you never suspect must aim to make it permeate every educational activity in our national life uplift life politics destry should all of them be within the spirit of influence but to reach their objectives psychiatrists needed the perfect proving ground one with an unlimited budget that could keep on growing it's all about wanting billions billions of dollars it's our tax money a proving ground with an option i'm legally obligated in a proving ground where any collateral damage would be labeled classified this story has been censored every step of the way brigadier general reese knew where to look the army and the other fighting services form rather unique experiment groups since they are complete communities and it is possible to arrange experiments in a way that would be very difficult to civilian is said come a long way only twenty years earlier they were almost unheard of in military life it wasn't until world war one that they came out of the asylums and sort of worked their way into the military is very slow very gradual insertion slow and gradual because psychiatry were simply not trusted and for good reason their treatments were never known to be scientific in fact many of their experimental procedures would later be labelled torture when the first uses of psychiatric treatment actually goes back to war one when it was used on german soldiers who w therapeutic the traumatised soldier was hooked up to an electric current which was ratcheted up until he couldn't take it any longer during this the practitioner laid in  the herd but the pain these soldiers suffered didn't prevent psychometrist from continuing their experimentation into world war two and just as before it was not designed to help their patients overcome the trauma of war  all around the world psychiatry used the war as an opportunity to try some very risky treatments on soldiers who had very little to say in the matter they were electro shocking some putting others into a deep coma and filling yet more with powerful mind altering drugs as they infiltrated further and further they became involved in military recruitment training discipline morale they were even making opinions hundred forty three psychiatry had penetrated so deeply into the american military the navy's top psychiatry bragged psychiatry now has a place in every step of the navy man's career from his induction to military gave them that the united states chief military psychiatrist brigadier general william menninger even wrote a manual listing all the mental problems he thought soldiers could have but there were no blood tests no x rays nothing observed under a microscope just opinions scientific evidence no sir but this only helps psychiatry after all many years army manual provided a  legitimacy something they could use to diagnose and treat even more service members of the army manual was so widely used it became the foundation for psychiatry's bible  diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders the d because of the influence of people like menninger by the middle of world war two militaries around the world were buying into psychiatrist claims that they were the mental health experts and because of that psychiatry is were free to try  both americans and germans experimented with stimulants because everybody figure this is great you know it helps you focus to keep you awake one such drug was perfect and which was given to german soldiers to lower inhibitions and increase aggressiveness  from the fifty's through the seventy's psychiatry's sin countries like britain the united states and the u s s r continue to use their militaries as proving grounds for an arsenal of new experimental treatments american even though they knew the dangers of this drug british psychiatry's continued the l s d testing this time on marine commandos unknown to the troops the drug was added to the water on the second day at eleven cannot do anything about this i cannot control the man and i can take no action myself i am wiped out as an attacking  maximized we've got reports that the gulf war two pilots did take amphetamines they do take dexidrine and that in the at night time they're given ambien to bring them down so they can sleep so they're they're continuously on this up and down kind of scenario certainly in the iraq afghanistan wars cycle a tree has played a huge role huge psychiatry is now an accepted  militaries around the world we're told we should trust psychiatrists that they're the authorities only one problem though things haven't gotten better they've only gotten worse much stress on today's soldier as in the past long hours gruelling missions extended periods away from loved ones and when mental and emotional problems strike there's no doubting their reality but no matter where soldiers go for help in today's military they often end up in the hands of a psychiatry list you can go to chapel in a chaplain is just somebody that you can talk to but i think part of the issue is that a chaplain is kind of obligated to route you straight to a psychiatrist if you mention any key words you know like yeah i have been stressed out or something like that if you tell therapist you're depressed that's what the let's they're going to send you to psychiatrists that's going to happen just how it works make a real quick decision when you have a problem or what the problem might be within just minutes or ten minutes maybe fifteen minutes if you're lucky forty five minutes in the office standard practice for a psychologist is first diagnose you with a mental disorder he might tell you that you have a chemical imbalance in the brain even though he hasn't done any tests to prove it and he never will because there is no test in fact there are no tests for practically any of the hundreds of mental illness is listed in psychiatry's diagnostic manual psychiatry especially has no objective means of making any diagnosis in general medicine at least you have x rays and blood tests to go on and so that's the big big dilemma faced by they have zero ability to diagnose so they have zero ability to treat no physical abnormality has ever been found so there is no physical abnormality to demonstrate things wrong with your brain that they can't even prove exist there were no medical tests of any kind there were no blood tests nothing that i could tell that was scientific in any way or medical in any way somebody suggests that you have a you know a disorder a disease or something there should be some a sort of objective test it's not unreasonable to ask for it that's not but you won't get one from psychiatry it's only their opinions and they won't be shy about giving those there are troops that are that are seeing a psychologist who are automatically before they even open up their mouth being diagnosed just because of the way  they look the psychiatrist told me that i would never amount to anything in the military again because of the emotional trauma i experienced and my current at the time my depression levels my stress my anxiety i was never going to accomplish anything in the military i would never be a good soldier again and the only viable option that the military saw was to discharge me when a psych cartridge sues you along for you is not worth it because it's be every year thousands of men and women in uniform are diagnosed with a mental illness sometimes even two or three this has gotten so out of control that the u s pentagon now spends two billion dollars a year on mental health alone and the veterans administration's mental health budget has gone ballistic shooting up from less than three billion dollars in two thousand and seven to nearly seven billion in two thousand and fourteen that's a lot of money to spend on a profession that can't even find evidence for its brain diseases under a microscope not that this matters to psychiatrists the diagnosis is only a first step actually an excuse to get to some very dangerous join the navy when i was seventeen and i was i retired i was medically discharged shooting from the seal teams and i served my country with america's best in a time of war and i had the honor of leading them but i did lose you know my swim buddy which is my the guy you go through s training work and that gave me a survivor's guilt that i can't begin to describe and you know i make it through combat in multiple firefights and not then i got blown up by an d it broke my neck you know and i didn't know it at the time but but i live with that birdlike five years make it through all of that and make the i come back and then with kill me with pills the almost inevitable result of a psychiatric diagnosis is a prescription for a psychiatric drug there's very little else psychiatry's do and they've been first scribing a lot from two thousand and five to twenty department of defense increased its prescriptions of psychiatric drugs by nearly seven times that's over thirty times faster than civilians the drug push is no different for veterans yet we have this guy from the veterans i think the veterans administration or something like that and he's basically telling you if you are depressed if you do something  see it's i mean this is let's let these guys literally the loudest guy in the entire briefing you know very just in your face about and he's just basically saying you know if you're doing anything other than what you normally do y have a disease and you need it you need to be put on the system you need drugs that it's a straight line of how they educate these doctors and pharmacology sent them to a drug psychiatry seven no we're real idea of what their drugs are doing to the human body but when it comes to handing them out that hardly matters i would rather got out of the marine corps or so about a year ago and when he went to the v a hospital to make his disability claim and talk to him he told me he had trouble sleeping and you didn't tell me what it what they gave him but he basically said the give him a big bag of bills so i came home on r and r from iraq and a really depressed and they went told me go see dom based psychologist which then they prescribe me meds he basically told me was wrong with me and prescribe me with librium five milligrams to three hundred three hundred milligrams twelve hundred milligrams of lithium a day most individuals who would be given these these drugs have no clue and sometimes it turns out because of an odd one the drugging of the military is off the charts especially in the united states in total over the last ten years the u s government has spent more than four the very end raise my hand they said how many of you are veterans that you see do you medicate and initially he tried this skirt the answer he said i see the most difficult i said we all see the most difficult how you medicate ninety eight percent it's criminal and it isn't much better in the rest of the world i deal a lot with a lot of our soldiers within our nato brothers and sisters canada new zealand australia u k germany france belgium and even soldiers down in italy and even in spain each and every one of them have complain about the issues dealing with psychotropic drugs with them i was stationed in germany for a while i was in kosovo for a while and they talk about that yeah when they see the psychiatrist they do give them psychotropic drugs so it seems like it's a worldwide problem but no matter the country this is the military and in the military soldiers have no choice but to follow orders when i'm wearing this uniform if i'm ordered to see a psychiatrist i have to go see a psychiatrist  if i'm not in that uniform i can tell them no the suggestion to go see a psychiatrist came across as a heavy recommendation it wasn't a direct order but it was this is something you should go do something i need to be handled you should go do this and then there's the pressure put on you to take the drugs actually i asked my commander that i said do i have to take these drugs if it's an is this an order and they all just stared at me most of the troops that i talked with did not want to take the psychiatric drugs did not want them did not need them and rebuild it having to take them but they were told that if you don't take these drugs you can't get your compensation and you can't get any more v a treatment if you deny the drug usage so they did i have heard that military personnel have been ordered to take these drugs my response to that is that's an illegal order and i had that verified by a judge advocate general right here in washington d c it's the legal to demand that if a psychologist tells you that you have to take it even to lose your benefits you need to report that psychologist to the proper authorities officially one in six american service members is on at least one psychiatric drug but here's the thing according to the armed services committee of the united states senate no one knows how many drugs are given to soldiers downrange there's no paper trail no prescriptions there just handed out fact is the amount of psychiatric drug in the military is probably much much higher particularly when so many qualified for psychiatry's biggest diagnosis drug and combo of all i was in the army and when i got out i was corporal and then i went back as a contractor for the department of the army my original purpose was definitely get involved serve my country and then pursue it from that point forward i personally was was had been deployed to iraq for just about a year and i mean going back to europe i was having trouble sleeping and having some issues just adjusting back to this you know different lifestyle after having been shot at nearly blown to pieces you know so many times to this now i can just get on really get pizza and one of my officers recommended i go see a psychiatrist you know within ten minutes it was so the visible effects of combat stress have been mentioned by ancient writers like homer and herat of this the french called it melded payee the germans humvee in spain it was as toronto whatever they've called it centuries of militaries and the knowledge that sometimes the horrors of war can be too much for soldiers to bear it used to be considered a nervous reaction an expected part of combat but psychiatr today label it a brain dysfunction which began life in one nine hundred eighty as post traumatic stress disorder p t s d this war isn't any different than any other than guys coming back with shell  found through scientific testing it was lobbied for by psychiatrists and voted into psychiatry's diagnostic and statistical manual literally voted in today it's military psychiatry's most popular diagnosis and it's spread rapidly into the civilian world the goal is to combat post traumatic stress disorder or p t s d helping veterans with p t s d soldiers post stress traumatic yes disorders diagnosed with p t these very horrific events that they're being witness to people who suffer from post traumatic stress are reacting to a traumatic event in a normal fashion what we believe is that the military is treating veterans in particular with post traumatic stress as though they have a mental illness we don't believe they have a mental illness we believe that they're wounded and what they need is healing in p t s d psychiatry has created a disease they speak of as a disease just as they speak of generalized anxiety disorder and clinical depression as diseases but none of them are actual disease and if someone shows up in my practice and they say psychiatry wrist or other doctors diagnosed me with post traumatic stress disorder i would actually ask the patient ok what tests were done to establish that diagnosis and they'll think about it and they'll realize that nothing was done they just got the opinion of whoever the practitioner was certainly there is stress that kind of goes along with combat when you put a soldier into an environment where he's not getting sleep he's being shot at friends around him are getting hurt or dying that's going to cause some bad side effects sure those those phenomena exist but that doesn't and then they continue to expand its definition wider and wider what qualifies for p t s d as recently been downgraded but they have directives that come out that say well now we're going to suggest that everybody who's you know been in a war zone could possibly maybe and so with that anybody qualifies what i saw with the new privates coming in is they were just out of basic training and they were given psych drugs for p t s d for being in basic training for nine weeks i was diagnosed with p t s d because i came back and i was a little jittery and it's just i guess they said that i had p t s d from that when it was just i was still kind of trying to assimilate back told me that it was clear that i had pushed my trust shorter and that i needed medication to fix it nearly every soldier in my company was diagnosed with p t s d nearly every soldier there are one hundred seventy five different symptom combinations a psychiatrist can use to diagnose you with p t s d no surprise then that thirty seven percent of recent war veterans are being treated for it once labeled eighty percent will be given psychiatric drugs and of those beds drug eighty nine percent are put on antidepressants and thirty four percent powerful anti psychotics even after one of the world's t psychiatrist did a study admitting that anti psychotics don't work that just because a medication can be widely prescribed doesn't mean necessarily that it's really helpful for the overall for the symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder if psychiatry's bother to do standard medical testing there's a chance they might find something physically wrong something that they would label p t s d but is actual physical damage that can be verified with a brain scan it's called traumatic brain injury or t b i and it's estimated that three hundred twenty thousand soldiers have suffered from that tragic brain injury is that it's an injury to the brain itself either some difficulty determining between traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress because the symptoms tend to mirror each other an inability to focus short term memory loss difficulty with great your anger to talking about of thing of course most psychometrist aren't going to spot t b i because they don't check for it instead while the real problem escalates they'll mask it all with medication which can make things far far i think my main goal why join the military was the first thing is to get money for college and then all my friends were going in and they're having a blast with it and i was really want to do some more with my life and not just stay here in a small town not do anything i served in two branch of the military has served in the marine corps and also the army and got out as a specialist also before when i was in the marine corps i never  psychologist but when i was in the army they told me i had to go see one at that point he diagnosed me with p t s d and prescribed me prozac and  iraq still carrying a weapon still a combat zone the doctor psychologist said that my anxiety and depression era think like stuff like that should actually go away and actually it did not it got worse the life of a soldier is demanding you're trained to be alert decisive and focused and in top physical and mental shape it's a necessity but psychiatric drugs can make you combat ineffective psychiatry's know this but still claim they are therapeutic here's the reality all psychiatric meds are mind altering drugs people don't put that together but they're mind altering and they have side effects there's aster side effects or another most significant problems about every psychotropic drug that i can think of the year is stimulants the tranquilizers anti psychotics mood modulators are unpredictable i can give the same jug to twenty different men and they'll have ten different reactions to it no one not even the prescriber knows what will happen with a psychiatric drug each one is different and each has a long list of side effects written in small print on it's baggage insert  really i just stopped caring i was costly demotivated very worn down all the time i was costly sleepy like not tired or sleepy i could stop doing something and instantly fall asleep one man you can be optional next now you be asleep i put on twenty to twenty five kilos of extra white i probably gained forty pounds over the course of that period of time i was up to almost three hundred pounds i was in metabolic syndrome my body had my adrenal system a completely shut down my muscles had seemingly turned to water and and i could not lose weight for anything i can't ever think of anybody who's ever sad i feel better this is h given something that's harming them that's destroying not only their body physically but also their minds mentally psychiatry's will tell you that the benefits of their drugs exceed the risks this is garbage and scientifically untrue there have been large studies proving that psychiatric drugs like antidepressants work no better than a dummy sugar pill but some of the drug side effects are not just harmful on top of all the terrible side effects you can experience with psychiatric drugs is the strangest fact of all they don't cure anything so what do do they they alter your behavior by dead g your feelings this not only prevents a person from sorting things out but numbs them to the world around them there is even a name for it depersonalization i've had patients who've been given very large doses of psychoactive drugs over a period of about a year and basically destroyed their their sense of self they don't care almost about anything you c go up to someone to start yelling at them and if they're on the large enough content they won't do anything they become almost drones so they're literally at the bottom a singular soldier through these drugs i'm so good a thunderous being very direct and honest with my experience of over two hundred injured warriors it's almost like being in a mental hospital with low bottom is the bottom eyes patient time somebody is just awful and the depersonalization gets really dangerous when the drug creates another common side effect if someone is numbed like that they're less likely to be concerned about the consequences of their behavior and might resort then to impulsive actions violent actions some of the effects of the jugs that we led to is just a really horrendous number of domestic shootings to mystic beatings child wire abuse the numbers back it up since two thousand  violent sex crimes and domestic abuse in the military have increased more than thirty percent and child abuse is up forty three all while the psychiatric drug ng of our troops has been going out of the roof of medication and she was waiting for this soldier and when she walked in he was locking the note in his weapon and she asked him what are you doing and he looked at her he said i don't know and she said you were locked and loaded with mace is when is ammo in his weapon and she ask him and she so what were you gonna do he said on nuff i was just going to shoot myself a shoot up everybody in this building and then mrs f and we were there may eleventh two thousand and nine sergeant john russell opens fire in an army combat stress clinic in baghdad he kills two officers and three enlisted the day before and they would give him some medicine these are just a few of many in the hands of mental health professionals just prior to committing horrific acts of violence there's army private first class david lawrence who murdered a taliban commander in his prison cell terence tyler a former marine who gunned down two coworkers then himself at a new jersey supermarket he had been diagnosed with major depression and was taking prozac and eddie ray routh who murdered a decorated navy seal he had just gotten out of a mental hospital four days earlier where he had been treated for p t s d drugs and weapons do not mix ok it's a recipe for disaster all by itself they're seeing things different their mind has been altered their brain has been altered their judgment to reasoning is is not what it would have been without these medications it's the mind that makes the decision of when to shoot and what to shoot it's the mind if you alter the mind and you imbalance the mind which is what psychiatric drugs do you change the results of who or what gets shot on the battlefield or at home after the battle is over psychiatric drugs don't cause violence only in soldiers they provoke people from all walks of life to commit deadly mass shootings in our homes workplaces and schools then there's the matter of what they might do to themselves ever since i was a little kid you know i always love the military i love the army and i i think i always knew that i wanted to you know join i just said you know i wanted to go and experience it you know and you know just to serve my country you know with recruit station you know i said i want to jump out airplanes and ride motorcycles and right then they said we got a job for you you know but you know i didn't know was good it was right after combat so you know i started getting these dreams and flashbacks and all that stuff and then you know kind of like big zaya d l s stuff and and i went to my doc and they said yeah we in my experience i didn't see anything helping at all i felt like i was making everything worse again like how many like forty pounds taken to meds we looked it up and that one med i don't remember was called but  it said it act like it had like fifteen hundred calories every pill you took and i had to take it three times a day if you missed a dose then every the whole family would know the whole house would be kind of on edge because you couldn't talk to him he had he would snap you take your meds and you could just start feeling going down and then you say bam and you're just so years abi you know it almost seemed like he just didn't care about life anymore he he was in himself my body was breaking down and my wife she's all the nerves and she she's the she said this isn't right and that what  know that was the straw that broke the camel's back and the wasn't working and something had to be done i didn't want to lose my husband i didn't want him to kill himself and i didn't want to be killed as well in the process i knew i was it me you know it was the drug that was it was doing it and and i knew i had to change or i'd be dead and that's why i change there is a huge problem with suicides in the military since two thousand and two the rate in the us ranks as almost double the the suicide rate has really been going out the roof here lately with our military members  while they're still in and once he returned back to the states i would move from base to base to base and i'd be on different missions and different times then one minute i'm on a base and i'm having lunch and just bomb the n s a did you hear about those those three guys are those three soldiers committed suicide it was a black eye on m four bless soldiers are dying left and right provide ample to us we're talking suicides we're talking about these soldiers getting in their cars going or motorcycles going hundred  fifty miles an hour and you know hitting a media and family violence in it it really spiraled out of control with all this happening psychiatrists continued to hand out psychiatric drugs in volume drugs well known to increase violence and suicidal thinking my psychiatrist said the time had issued me a recommend and i took one and i think within thirty minutes i had thoughts of suicide they started me really low dose to build it in my system but even a low dose i was still feeling side effects of suicide depression anxiety i did notice that there is a lot of times that i thought you know that it would just be better to be dead and to keep living like the hat and i look back on it now and i do realize that it was the yes there can be reasons for suicide in today's military that don't involve psychiatric drugs but it would be stupid to ignore the drugs influence just as the troops with boots on the ground how much military place actively working as a police officer on the military installation and in one week i went to about eight or nine suicide attempts where the person either overdosed or you know said that he was going to kill himsel something like that and one for one every single person was on psychiatric drugs because of my role as a criminal investigator i didn't witness the soldiers while they were taking psychiatric drugs all i got to see was after the suicide or after the death and then the reports come out we'd get called pretty often to investigate we would have an autopsy performed and would include a toxin logical exam which would determine any drugs in the system and usually there was some type of drug a lot of them were taking some sort of medication for depression or anxiety there were a lot of suicides happening in the military the u s secretary of defense called it an epidemic so yeah it's a problem some of claimed that this is because of the stresses of war but eighty five percent of military suicides never even saw combat and fifty two percent never deployed meanwhile the competence of military psychologists is never even questioned and it's resulting in suicide attempts such as this one my son joined the army wanted to make a career and become something he was still sweet and more normal when he came back from iraq even though he had you know nervousness in crowds and p t s d he was not different in personality as far as you know to that degree like what we saw later on the drugs and so when michael said you know i have an anxiety issues i said you need to go tell them all and that's what really began his journey that was the you know that was the the worst