I’am a victim of psychiatric abuse its a crime, and in hospital I have witnessed the twisted mentality of mental health professionals such as abuse like punishing me with force drugging of antipsychotics , chemical restraints ,isolation for days at a time with in appropriate meals, and nursing staff threating me with anything they thought of and it just depends on how mad you got the staff that day. I never did anything out of control or did I get violent,yet I was just standing up for patients rights and making my argued opinions in result I would get tortured with over dosing of forced antipsychotic drugs. I have even witnessed nursing staff murder a co-patient and it was sickening,frustrating and very sad part of my life. I also have a young friend who got an E.C.T done and it has completly fried his memory. after the reinforcement of drugs I have had tremors symtoms of N.M.S head pains, heart cardiac pains,weight gain ,dizzyness and sleepiness all caused by side affects of antipsychotic drugs. I suffer each day with the symptoms and I don’t think I will live that long on psychiatric medication its deadly look at the statistics if anyone can help me with this prosectution I would appreciate all the help I can get please I can name a few people who were responsible for the murders of some people:Dr. David Cochrane (psychiatrist)R.N: Mark Samuel ,R.P.N: Sandy ,Robb

All this took place at the Northeast Mental Health Center abbreviated N.E.M.H.C use to be called the north bay psychiatric hospitalP.O. Box 3010 4700Highway 11 NNorth Bay, ON,CAmy hope is that someone could help me prosecute and bring this to justice

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No contact?

Way to go Bushstein, you G-d Zionist-sucking stupid bastard.

He wasn’t there.

He didn’t know it was going to happen.

He didn’t know when it was supposed to happen.

He wasn’t connected to it in any way except Bush needed a “patsy” and you all needed to satisfy your Arab { “terrorist” } blood-lust.

Bushco had 5 years to plant or squeeze whatever they could and still couldn’t make him the “man.”

But as long as you have an Arab suffering, you’ve got what you need so very very much.

Happy now?

Good posts. Frankly, I have some difficulty accepting that, as facilities, they are as porous and different from their stated reality as you say they are. I guess it is possible, given how they have been marketed as a band-aid and a cure-all. Still, the psychological breakdown brought on by that kind of incarceration is well-documented, and it seems difficult to imagine it would have such effects if it weren’t practiced as advertised–total isolation.

I appreciate the thoughtful posts.

All you kids be real good now or you don’t get to see the Mossad blow-up the Volkswagen.

Next month the Zionists will Nuke the VW.

Won’t that be fun?…….

Good evening gentlemen, and get out, ladies.

On my flight to New York there must have been an Israeli in the bathroom the entire time. There was a sign on the door that said, “Occupied.”

What do you say to a Muslim woman with two black eyes? Nothing! You told her twice already!

How many Palestinians does it take to change a light bulb? None! Theysit in the dark forever and blame the Jews for it!

Did you hear about the Broadway play, “The Palestinians”? It bombed!

What do you call a first-time offender in Saudi Arabia? Lefty!

Did you hear about the Muslim strip club? It features full facial nudity!

Why do Palestinians find it convenient to live on the West Bank? Because it’s just a stone’s throw from Israel!

Why are Palestinian boys luckier than American boys? Because every Palestinian boy will get to join a rock group!

A Palestinian suspect was being grilled by Israeli police. “Honest, I’m not a suicide bomber,” he said. “I didn’t say I wanted to blow myself up so I could sleep with 72 virgins. All I said was, ‘I’m dying to get laid!’”

What does the sign say above the nursery in a Palestinian maternity ward? “Live ammunition.”

Palestinian girl says to her mommy: “After Abdul blows himself up, can I have his room?”

The outcome was a vindication for the American people – which is different (unfortunatly) from our government.

Isikoff: This entire Moussaoui trial was a side show. The Justice Department indicted him at the time, they thought he might have been the 20th hijacker. They later learned he was not. But there was a feeling, that for altogether understandable reasons, that the country needed a trial, the cathartic effect of a trial to deal with the most horrific crime in American history.

What this trial ought to do at this point provoke a debate and discussion and concentration on why we haven`t tried the people who were responsible for 9/11. But there was a feeling, that for altogether understandable reasons, that the country needed a trial, the cathartic effect of a trial to deal with the most horrific crime in American history.

But the point is that after the time that they indicted Moussaoui, we came to get into custody the people who were directly responsible for that crime, the architect, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who was Mohammed Atta`s collaborator at every step of the way — twice in 2001, Atta leaves the country to consult with Ramzi bin al-Shibh about the for the attack — the financier who was also in custody, Qualli bin Atassh (phonetic) who helped planned it at the Malaysia meeting.

But the government has been completely stymied about what do to with these people. Why — and this is the one where it is really worth connecting the dots. It goes straight into the White House, the Oval Office and the vice president`s office because key decisions were made about aggressive interrogation techniques that were going to be used on these people.

The real mastermind of 9/11 remains free. Ossama been forgotten? And the other government failures? All forgotten in the hatred of this little pissant.

A woman who lost loved ones on 9/11 pounded away yesterday at the fact that George Tenet and two FBI agents were given a pass after they refused to issue FISA warrants and information and why does the City of N.Y. still not have their act together.

BREITWEISER: “Yes, I have to say two things really. No. 1, now that the Moussaoui penalty phase is over, I certainly hope that the information will be flowing freely to the American people.

For four years, I and many other 9/11 family members have fought very hard to have information released go the public, information about governmental failures. We were always told that we couldn’t have that information because it would harm Moussaoui’s right to a fair trial.

Having said that, I would appreciate someone asking either Senator Biden or former Mayor Giuliani, if their standard for death is withholding information from the FBI that could have prevented the 9/11 attacks—how then are we excusing FBI agents Maltbie and Frasca, who were accused, or allegedly accused in the Moussaoui penalty phase itself, of being criminally negligent with regard to giving a FISA warrant.

How would you explain George Tenet, who withheld information about two of the 9/11 hijackers for 18 months from the FBI—information that certainly would have gone a long way into preventing those attacks.

And I’d like to know, where are we drawing the line here, what is the threshold, and why are we not holding those types of people in our own government accountable?”

Link here:http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5382725

So, we are getting two different stories here.

My experience with Federal Court comes from the 1980’s and involved my work for a business that provided services to men and women on Federal probation/parole. Almost exclusively these offenders were drug offenders or people for whom a drug problem was detected at some point during supervision.

What would be considered intensive supervion by state offenders, was the norm for offenders on federal paper. This involved calling an answering machine every day to determine if one was to provide a urine drug screen that day. Having to give a UA on two consecutive days was not uncommon + there was a sliding scale as to how many UAs one had to give per month – hence, there was no way to predict one’s drug screen obligations. Many offenders were returned to prison for violations and many elected to discharge their obligation to the Federal Court by staying in prison rather than deal with the expectations that were part of Federal parole system.

The Feds had an infinite amount of resources and they had the time to be intrusive in offenders’ lives. I think it is too bad that the state can’t give has much supervision as the Feds did.

The average Fed offender, it seemed to me was smarter and more sociopathic than the average state offender – there were always exceptions to this rule, of course.

My information is dated and may be restricted to the District of Kansas (at that time), but I concluded that if I every had an parole/probation obligation, I wanted to be indebted to a state court rather than a Federal one.

I find most of your tirade on this thread pretty suspect. Being a janitor at Lansing, or whatever you claim to be doesn’t seem to make you an expert. Your contention that the federal penal system is some kind of giant hoax seems a little fishy to me.

Bush: “We’re fighting the insurgents, but if we leave the “terrorists” will have won.

Now, see how it works?

But going on that assumption, sorrry may be better informed but also somewhat biased. Life in prison probably does not look so bad to someone who sees it everyday. I imagine you get used to the environment like any other work place. The lives of the inmates in your constant charge must seem quite cushy in comparison to your own when you have to leave at the end of the day and feed yourself and pay bills. So you probably lose sight of the reality that…

YOU get to leave.

Just for me personally, I’d rather be put to death then live like Mousawi or the Carr brothers or Dennis Rader. They are alive and that’s about all. They have nothing and no hope and the knowledge that that is not gonna change period. And they deserve it.

Or is that at the heart of your problem? You think prison isnt worse than death, and you think it should be.

Maybe for the non lifers we should just post the sign from Dante’s ninth inferno: “abandon hope all ye who enter here”.

That ought to encourage rehabilitation and good behavior of prisoners.

So….that would be no on the factual backup?

Ok, if it is just your opinion, that is fine. Just dont hold it out as fact.

And again, is Lansing the same as Florence? To repeat CF’s question, have you been there? Do you know the differences?