Teen screening is a marketing campaign by the pharmaceutical industry.  Being a teenager is about learning and there can be some stress involved.  The stress of exams and peer pressure.  Learning that all relationships do not always work out.  The mind is an amazing thing and can work out pretty much any problem or situation if applied.  Taking a drug because one  is depressed or not feeling perfect is only going to dull the mind and make it less effective.

Here is a website with more information on Teen Screening:
http://teenscreentruth.com/
It has some great information on the subject.

They are your children and you do not have to put them on drugs no matter what the school board or ‘system’ says.

It has been said more recently that the reason for life, the reason we are here, is to help.  There is a good test for this.  If you look back in your life you will find that any time that you helped some person or some group of people without asking or wanting something for that help, you felt better.  This makes for a perfect way to deal with depression.

There are numerous ways to do this – anything from from helping serve food to the poor to helping shovel someone’s sidewalk that is unable to themselves.  It could be as simple as going the extra few feet and shoveling your neighbor’s sidewalk when you are doing yours.  Personally, I find it more fulfilling to actually DO something than give money.  Rake leaves, mow a lawn, take the garbage out for someone that is having difficulty.  Offer to watch the kids for a single mom who needs to get some groceries.  

Take your kids out and make a family thing of it.  Teach them that helping is part of life.  Helping or doing something without needing to get something in return.  This will set them up for a life that is more likely to be without the need for drugs or counseling.  

The best thing to do when someone really wants to repay the favor or pay for the services is to ask them to pay it forward.  Tell them that what you want them to do is to go and do something for someone else.  

There is a great example of this.  A few days ago, some media outlets on the internet were carrying a story of a number of people paying off others layaway plans at K-Mart in the United States.  They would be in line and see that someone with a bunch of kids was making a payment for presents or something and they would pay it off for them.  Most of the people doing this did it anonymously.  One woman whose bill had been paid in this way decided to take some of the money that she saved in this way and pay it toward another person.  

Makes for a pretty decent Christmas for all.  And I’m pretty sure that the people that gave the money to help got the better end of the bargain.  As you start this activity you will find that no sensation or feeling comes anywhere close to that of helping people.

So, I challenge you, are you going to feel depressed and feel sorry for yourself this Christmas or are you going to deal with your depression for real.  Instead of buying a present and giving it to someone go and help someone that actually needs it.  You will both win.

Anonymous Donors Pay Off Kmart Layaway Accounts

http://abcnews.go.com/2020/video/foster-kids-meds-finding-solutions-congress-hearing-foster-care-psychotropic-drugs-2020-15077829

If this does not inspire you to do something…

There is now a website that has taken responsibility for making sure that this information is known:

http://www.fastcompany.com/1781633/adverseevents-why-big-pharmaceutical-companies-are-scared-of-this-startup?#

http://michigancitizen.com/godboldos-focus-on-daughters-release-p9707-1.htm

The hidden tyranny: children diagnosed and drugged for profit

Do you want your child active or a robot?  The above article shows how the pharmaceutical industry is more interested in marketing drugs to children that they are the actual welfare of the child or family.

Child Protective Services took Maryanne’s daughter without a legal warrant – by force.

Read the articles by Mike Adams of NaturalNews.com:
http://www.naturalnews.com/032091_Maryanne_Godboldo_gun_rights.html

Don’t let this one disappear – tell people about it.

What if Mozart was labeled ADHD because all he could do was write music.  Or Da Vinci was thrown in the nuthouse because his scribblings were fanciful and unrealistic.  Over the centuries in other cultures people were ostracized from their society because they did not conform and many talents were squashed BUT with drugs like ritalin the evil bastards(psychiatrists) are able to neutralize thousands and millions of children all the while having the general population thinking they are helping.

Hey – to coin a phrase “Say no to drugs!”

Or one that I like much better: “Drugs are for losers!”

I have read several books about the Middle East, particularly Afghanistan and Pakistan recently:  Greg Mortenson’s books, Three Cups of Tea and Stones into Schools; Malalai Joya’s A Woman Among Warlords and The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, among others.

These books brought to mind an interesting comparison between what the terrorists like the Taliban and Al-Qaeda do regarding education and what has happened to education in North America, particularly the United States in the last 100 years.

One of the first things that the Taliban did when it came to power in the 90s was to close girls’ schools.  They made it against the law for women to get educated.  They would perpetrate the most hellacious acts of violence on any woman who defied the ruling.  Malalai’s book outlines some really horrible atrocities.

In his book Three Cups of Tea, Greg Mortenson quotes an African proverb: “If you educate a boy, you educate the individual.  But if you educate a girl, you educate a community.”

He says further: “Several studies show if you educate a girl to at least the fifth grade level, it does three important things: one, it reduces infant mortality; number two, reduces population explosion; and number three it improves the quality of health and life itself.”

The Taliban and now the criminal mullahs that run Afghanistan are more interested in controlling (oppressing) their populations than allowing them any freedom of choice that education brings.

Mortensen talks in his books about Saudi extremists funneling money into boys’ schools in Pakistan that gave them a very narrow education that allowed their ‘teachers’ to control the boys’ views on the world.  Malalai Joya also points out how the same thing occurs in Afghanistan with both Saudi and Iranian religious extremists.  Uneducated boys are much easier to manipulate and indoctrinate into terrorism.  Malalai was, for years, part of program in Afghanistan that covertly ran schools for women.

In his book Confessions of a Mullah Warrior, Farivar Masood tells of his change of view when he came to the West.  He had very little education as to what the rest of the world was like.  He was educated in one of the extremist schools.

So, if you want to teach a population only your views, make sure that you control the education system.  That makes the terrorist target: education, especially women’s education because they will improve life in their community.

The scary thing is that a very similar activity has been going on in the United States of America for the last 100 years.

The book The Leipzig Connection by Paolo Lionni outlines how, starting in the early part of the 1900s, the Rockefellers and others financed the educating of teachers of the United States as long as principles and various concepts of psychiatry and psychology were incorporated into the  programs at Teachers’ Colleges.  We now have at least 2-3 generations of teachers indoctrinated in psychobabble instead of just how to educate someone.

The book The Leipzig Connection can be found on Amazon and other places but there is a site that has some pretty good excerpts: The Leipzig Connection

It is common knowledge that the education system has been deteriorating in the last 60-70 years.  In his book, Why Johnny Can’t Read, Rudolf Flesch gives numerous examples of farmers in England 500 years ago being more literate than many of the young in America today.

There are numerous websites that outline the invasive nature of psychiatry and psychology in our school systems and here is one of the better articles: Psychiatric Help?

So, the top terrorist targets in the United States are not large buildings or nuclear plants but the minds of our children.