SSRIs and Columbine: Michael Moore Rethinks Bowling for Columbine: were

brian | 03.04.2007 07:24 | Technology | World

The two kids who committed the massacre, one was on Luvox, a prozac class antidepressant

Michael Moore obtained a copy of Dr. Tracy's book, "Prozac: Panacea or Pandora? - Our Serotonin Nightamre," at the premier of bowling for Columbine in Denver, CO. After learning more about these drugs, see his statement from the movie he recently appeared in with Dr. Tracy, Mark Taylor, Neal Bush, and others in the Gary Null production "The Drugging of our Children

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04.04.2007 08:15

Don't forget the big UK scandal of the global treatment pimps suppressing the violent side-effects of SSRIs in teenagers.

http://society.guardian.co.uk/mentalhealth/story/0,,1201844,00.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/5346938.stm

I also remember watching a documentary into the development of SSRI's around 2001, it established that the working method could be equated to throwing shit at a wall blindfolded in the dark with their fingers crossed.

Moore has been working on a film about US medical insurers (life & death pimps) called Sicko for the past few years. Perhaps that will touch upon this very subject.

A follow through on Fahrenheit 911 is in production too.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0601619/

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