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Of course, everyone knows that the main revenue stream keeping Elder Cleansing alive is the over use of opiods and psych drugs on the elderly and disabled.
Only one problem, the use of psych drugs and opiods in elders and disableds comes with a black box warning against such use by the FDA and is highly illegal.
Probate courts condemn the elderly to slums and ghettos called “nursing homes” who then drug the patients to death. If they resist, they are held down and shot up with halodol (Wyman and Teichert). No one stops this. If Protective Family members protest, they are smeared and called felons, drug addicts (when it’s the probate judges and attorneys forcing illegal drugs on seniors and disableds) and they are threatened.
Look at this indictment and see why it is nearly impossible to stop the machine, until people get fed up and light a…
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dick-simpson/judges-for-sale_b_1220061.html
This column originally appeared in the Chicago Journal.
Hey bud, would you like to buy a judge? Judges in Illinois can be bought by cash or votes.
The Central Committee of the Democratic Party of Cook County buys judges with the promise of votes, naming them to the party’s official slate in exchange for implicit support. The key phrase at the slating session of prospective judges is “I am a lifelong Democrat,” which is code for saying, I’ll decide cases when I can the way the party wants.
Terry Lavin, a current slated candidate, put his credentials for judge at the slating session this way: “I have been a loyal Democrat. I voted in each of the Democratic primaries [of the] last twenty years. I helped the Speaker [Illinois House…
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Now the real question is, why are the deaf being covered by the ADA but elders and disableds suffering abuse, bedsores and chemical restraints generally receive no protection from our state and federal court system under the ADA?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/deaf-woman-nypd-lawsuit-settlement_us_5630da6ce4b00aa54a4bfef1
NEW YORK — A New York City woman, who is deaf and says NYPD officers wrongfully arrested her and then ignored her pleas for an American Sign Language interpreter, has settled her lawsuit against the city for $750,000, a sum her lawyers say is the largest ever deaf discrimination settlement for a single person.
“Our client is pleased that she can now move on with her life and…
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Am Fam Physician. 2000 Mar 1;61(5):1437-1446.
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 limited the use of psychotropic medications in residents of long-term care facilities. Updates of OBRA guidelines have liberalized some dosing restrictions, but documentation of necessity and periodic trials of medication withdrawal are still emphasized. Antidepressant drugs are typically underutilized in nursing homes. Tricyclic antidepressants have many side effects and thus are not preferred medications in elderly patients. Anxiety and insomnia are common problems in the institutionalized elderly. If behavioral measures are not successful, antidepressant medications with shorter half-lives may avoid drug accumulation, which can lead to excessive sedation, cognitive impairment and an increased risk for falls. In the elderly, antipsychotic medications can cause serious side effects, such as extrapyramidal symptoms and tardive dyskinesia. Newer…
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Well, our government is at it again.
(However, one correction — HR 34 has already passed, it’s the “21st Century Cures” amendment to HR 34 we need to oppose.)
text of bill can be found here:
Click to access CPRT-114-HPRT-RU00-SAHR34.pdf
It is not clear if this is the last stop, or where in the process we even are, but as best I can tell: happening any moment, Congressman Tim Murphy (R, Pennsylvania) will be making another speech at another hearing about the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act (H.R. 2646) which is now part of a new bill, H.R. 34.
H.R. 2646 was the controversial legislative package that did everything from increasing and sanctioning state-sponsored forced and court-ordered…
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Take a look outside today – the Sun is out, the weather is mild, the air is fresh, and it is great to be alive. It is even a quiet news day! However, the media is up and at them pouring vitriol and irrelevancy into the atmosphere. The real news of the day is obscured by nonsense such as the recount, who President elect Trump is going to appoint for his personal dog=catcher and who Senator **** objects to him because of his stand on *****. However, lets look at two fact situations:
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All JoAnne Denison and I asked for was an HONEST INVESTIGATION of a guardianship that was so flawed the flaws stuck out as sore thumbs. The flaws were: 1) the Sheriff denied serving summons; 2) the jurisdictional criteria of notice to near relatives was ignored, 3) there was no hearing to determine either incompetency of the degree of incompetency, and 4) there were two guardian ad litem, the petition was improper, and the Judge admitted in her evidence deposition at page 91 that regardless of the evidence she would find the need of a guardianship. (You cannot make this stuff up!) The victim died and about 3 million dollars including a million dollars in gold coins disappeared! Jerome… |
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