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Misdiagnosed anti-psychotic drug may be killing stressed veterans
The Associated Press Traumatized vets take potent drug to help them sleep, but questions loom about potential risks Andrew White returned from a nine-month tour in Iraq beset with signs of post-traumatic stress disorder: insomnia, nightmares, constant restlessness. Doctors tried to ease his symptoms using three psychiatric drugs, including a potent anti-psychotic called Seroquel. Thousands [...]
Posted in Big Pharma, Corporations, Health, Human Medical Experimentation, Middle East, Military Industrial Complex, Phenomena, Psychology Also tagged Afghanistan, Andrew White, AstraZeneca, FDA, Health, Medicine, Military, Paxil, pharma, PTSD, Seroquel, VA, Veterans, Zoloft Leave a comment
Iraq and Afghan War Vets Defend ‘Ground Zero’ Muslim Community Center
Ernest A. Canning/bradblog.com Guest blogged by Ernest A. Canning “The terrorists who attacked us on 9/11 do not represent Islam. Far better representatives of Islam are the over 100 Muslims who died at work in the towers that day. No one need apologize for Islam.”—Hal Donahue, VoteVets.org
Posted in Eliminationism, North America, Religion Also tagged Afghanistan, Cordoba House, Islamophobia, propaganda, US, Veterans Leave a comment
Dr David Kelly was on a hitlist, says UN weapons expert as calls grow for full inquest
Miles Goslett and Arthur Martin/Daily Mail A leading UN weapons inspector last night added his voice to the growing clamour for a full inquest into the death of Dr David Kelly. Dr Richard Spertzel claimed Dr Kelly was on a ‘hitlist’ in the final years of his life. The former head of the UN Biological [...]
Posted in Assassination, CBRN, Europe, Middle East Also tagged Assassination, biological weapons, Biowarfare, David Kelly, Intelligence, UK, WMD Leave a comment
Experts urge full inquest into David Kelly death
AFP LONDON — A group of prominent experts on Friday called for a full inquest into the death of government weapons inspector David Kelly, whose apparent suicide in July 2003 plunged then prime minister Tony Blair into crisis.
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