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The United States is forcibly injecting abducted children with psychiatric drug cocktails.
- Thread starter GaimeGuy
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The Republican party wants to remove preexisting conditions protections and doom millions of their own people to bankruptcy and death. Do you honesty think they give a damn about foreign immigrants? They don't even care about American citizens.
You can literally read the fucking court document they linked, jesus christ people
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4525292-420-2-Exhibit-Vol-2-Exs-21-30-Pages-109-73.html
I'm not trying to downplay what is happening, but the Tuskegee stuff was on another level considering they were intentionally not treating syphilis patients for research purposes, misleading people to their death -- they were effectively human guinea pigs. In this case, it's still extremely unethical... and it turns out it wasn't the first time the US has done this: https://www.aclusocal.org/en/news/us-ends-forced-drugging-immigrants-after-shocking-lawsuit
From the Bush years:
So I have little reason to distrust these latest reporting.
lol
No it's not. They'll call it "fake news", ask for "receipts" that _they_ trust, and pretend the "mainstream media" is feeding lies ordered by Hillary or something. Close your eyes hard enough, it'll turn out fine. Still better than emails I guess.
ADULT DRUGS to childrens, and it get worse every day smh
Read through the page in the tweet:
https://www.revealnews.org/blog/immigrant-children-forcibly-injected-with-drugs-lawsuit-claims/
The law suits are related to child treatment at a private juvenile detention facility for "unaccompanied immigrant minors" dating back to 2013. The suit seems to have been filed April 23, about a week before the force separation of children policy took effect. It sounds as though the forced separation has shed light on alleged abuse at this facility. These housing facilities were for immigrant children deamed "unaccompanied minors."
Testimony given in the court documents allege that the minors at this facility were often prescribed heavy sedative drugs for things that were determined to be behavior issues, but many of the drugs listed (most i've never heard of), sound to be very heavy handed and not drugs normally prescribed to minors. The description of these facilities, at least this one in Shiloh Texas, sounds more like orphanages or foster homes, not the sorts of detention facilities we've seen with the Trump policy.
I've never heard of "RevealNews.org" though, but just going on what's on that page.
While I'd hope so as well... thing is this lawsuit is for behavior since 2013, and much of the testimony seems to be since before Trump took office.
https://www.revealnews.org/blog/immigrant-children-forcibly-injected-with-drugs-lawsuit-claims/
The law suits are related to child treatment at a private juvenile detention facility for "unaccompanied immigrant minors" dating back to 2013. The suit seems to have been filed April 23, about a week before the force separation of children policy took effect. It sounds as though the forced separation has shed light on alleged abuse at this facility. These housing facilities were for immigrant children deamed "unaccompanied minors."
Testimony given in the court documents allege that the minors at this facility were often prescribed heavy sedative drugs for things that were determined to be behavior issues, but many of the drugs listed (most i've never heard of), sound to be very heavy handed and not drugs normally prescribed to minors. The description of these facilities, at least this one in Shiloh Texas, sounds more like orphanages or foster homes, not the sorts of detention facilities we've seen with the Trump policy.
I've never heard of "RevealNews.org" though, but just going on what's on that page.
While I'd hope so as well... thing is this lawsuit is for behavior since 2013, and much of the testimony seems to be since before Trump took office.
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I @'ed this story to all the news outlets...time to get on it and check into it.
Get this on their pages..force them to look into it too. Keep this reality check going.
Get this on their pages..force them to look into it too. Keep this reality check going.
Only if people are actually willing to do something about it.
June 30th can't come soon enough.
One kid's story dates back to 2014, bounced through 6 shelters and 1 hospital. taking 16 pills/day and doesn't know what they are. Who knows how many more facilities are abusing kids; this case is purely against the one location in Shiloh, TX. Presumably some of this abuse started while he was in office.
I'm sure it's continuing with Trump, but sadly no. The documents say early 2016 and before also.
Keep an eye out for Zyklon B manufacturers suddenly getting a great run on business from an anonymous client with seemingly bottomless pockets.
Trump is not to be blamed on this one but i think he would be in envy because he did not think of it first.
ICE is behaving like Nazi soldiers.
" only following orders. "
" laws are laws "
fuck ICE and anyone supporting it.
They'll just use their classic "the dems did it too" (whether it's true or not, their supporters will buy into the excuse either way)
Not a chance. They tried to do this shit to me when I went to a teen group home I don't even want to know what they'd do to a non-citizen who can't just run away. Using vulnerable people for experiments is pretty old hat for America.
It's clear that the massive coverage of the Trump policies is shedding light on other abuses that are unrelated as investigative journalists are finally taking a hard look at the entire system.
This has been going on since at least 2013. Maybe much earlier for all we know.
Some of these accounts go back to 2014, this isn't a Trump-only thing.
It seems like the practice has been happening since the Bush administration, but wasn't addressed under his(Obama's) administration either.
http://myreporternews.com/2015/01/28/questions-remain-unanswered-at-shiloh-treatment-center/
The agency in particular responsible for oversight (or at least funding) is HHS.
Meanwhile many companies are benefiting and making $ off this clusterfuck of a situation: https://www.star-telegram.com/news/politics-government/national-politics/article213385464.html
not that it really matters for this discussion, but there is a difference between psychedelic drugs and psychiatric drugs.