A Short Preview:
“Psychiatry has been the enforcer of choice used by strong-arm governments for as long as it has existed.”
~ Peter and Ginger Breggin
By Catherine Austin Fitts
This week, I welcome Dr. Peter Breggin back to the Solari Report for a very important conversation about how to protect our children from the dangerous weaponization of mental health. There is no one more qualified to thoughtfully discuss this topic.
It is essential that parents understand and learn to protect their children from the sophisticated tools that Mr. Global is using to harvest children’s bodies, minds, and data. The threats can come from multiple directions; medical-pharmaceutical interventions (e.g., antidepressants, vaccines, transgender surgery), smartphones that deliver entrainment, and “woke” curricula are just a few examples. The all-important parent-child relationship is also under attack—though parents will remain financially liable for any harms that result.
Teaching children how to protect themselves in this environment goes far beyond the standard advice “not to talk to strangers.” Breggin emphasizes that protection begins with creating a loving home environment—characterized by both discipline and respect—that teaches children to treasure themselves, and with parents setting aside meaningful time for their children. Practical steps also include limiting time online and maximizing time in nature.
This is a topic that I hope parents, parents-to-be, and grandparents will take seriously.
Money & Markets:
In Money & Markets this week, John Titus and I will cover the latest events and continue to discuss the financial and geopolitical trends Solari is tracking in 2023—and the pushback rocking and rolling us around the globe. Post questions at the Money & Markets commentary here.
Related Solari Reports:
Heads Up from Catherine: Weaponization of Mental Health
Blast from the Past: Week of August 29, 2022: The Weaponization of Mental Health
Transcending Fear with Peter Breggin, MD
Hero of the Week: October 19, 2020 – Peter Breggin, MD
Hero of the Week: February 20, 2020 – Peter Roger Breggin
Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of August 29, 2022: Psychiatry: An Industry of Death
Related Resources:
Peter R. Breggin MD (Substack)
Peter and Ginger Breggin Exposing the Global Predators (Substack)
The Weaponization of Psychiatry
Dr. Peter Breggin on The Weaponization of Mental Health Edicts
Peter Breggin: What is the Global Predator Profile? (D4CE Symposium IV, June 11, 2022 – Session II: A Long History of Crime and Abuse in Medicine with Catherine Austin Fitts)
Books by Dr. Peter R. Breggin, MD
I am reminded of Charlotte Iserbyt’s journey of discovery of what was happening in the school system.
Question: Catherine, what advice do you have for adult healthcare? Should we disengage? Thanks.
Each person is different so hard to generalize. We each have to build health care capacity bottom up based upon personal needs and place. Here is what I did during the litigation when I pulled out https://home.solari.com/blast-from-the-past-week-of-may-17-2021-musings-on-health-health-care-and-health-insurance/
Thank you for another great discussion. When I was a classroom Waldorf teacher, we used “pedagogical stories” to address all sorts of “issues”. A colleague shared how a previous student, upon being tempted with drugs at a high school party, remembered a powerful story about Loki from Norse mythology that she had heard in 4th grade and declined the offer. Nancy Mellon’s book ‘Storytelling and the Art of Imagination’ was written specifically to encourage parents to develop confidence in creating and telling stories to their children.
Excellent advice. What are the best stories, myths and fairy tales to tell your children for 2024. Would love stories from all over the world.
The electronic medical records vendor is Epic systems. Here’s something else I’m noticing. Young woman, teen, gets some sort of drug or alcohol treatment. Reports to the treatment team that her own mother abuses alcohol. The treatment team enters this information about the mother and alcoholism into the electronic medical records database. Alcoholism become a diagnosis of the mother’s, based upon the teen saying it’s so, while the teen in treatment for drug withdrawal. 5 years later that former teenager has a baby of her own. The birth is documented in the Epic systems. Epic scoops data from the mother’s records, including the diagnosis (made by the daughter) that the grandmother is an alcoholic, and attached it all to the baby’s records. The grandmother’s diagnosis of alcoholism is now attached to the grandbaby’s family history records. Forever. No qualified diagnostician has ever actually observed the grandmother to be an alcoholic and she is likely completely unaware that this diagnosis, made by people who’ve never met her, has been attached to all of her family’s medical records. Were grandmother to try to recover this information about herself from her grandchildren’s records, and have this removed, she’d likely be barred from doing so with HIPAA cited. This is really happening. A lot.
This week, through my work, I’ve been looking at a large number of children (on paper), for a single east coast state with a couple of large urban centers. I look at about 150 per day. Most children (in my broad view) under age 5 have a developmental delay/abnormality diagnosis; autism is extremely common. Physical and occupational therapy prescribed is very common in young children. The mental health diagnoses seem to start at the age when school starts, or ages 5 and above- the most common seems to be ADHD and oppositional defiant disorder(especially for boys), and pills come with the diagnoses. For girls it’s depression and anxiety, and the pills come with that too. Really disturbing also is the high number of epilepsy and seizure disorders I see in young children- not sure where this is coming from. I’m seeing 13 year olds with elevated liver enzymes, and teens with high lipids, type II diabetes and other chronic diseases previously reserved for the elderly (side effects of meds?) and seems like physical aging and deterioration is being accelerated in these kids. I have yet to see a kid without a medical/mental health diagnosis and most have several diagnoses. It’s rare to see a child over age 10 who isn’t on chronic medications and many start meds much, much earlier.
Poisoned children are the end of a society. The future will be created by the children who are healthy.