Drugs 'R Us--

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In a message dated 8/8/03 1:13:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, zll

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> A good way to keep a nation's population under control is to get them to

> sedate themselves willingly...

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> Anyone feeling depressed? Need a comfort drug like prozac?

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> Global Free Press | Ex-Eli Lilly Executive involved in Insider ...

> ... stockholder, and George Bush has been on the Board of Directors. Eli

> Lilly is also the company that first synthesized LSD for the CIA. ... "

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> " Eli Lilly, which made $1.6 million of political contributions in the last

> election cycle, has strong ties to the Bush administration. Bush's budget

> director, Mitch Daniels, formerly worked at Lilly; the company's CEO, Sidney

> Taurel, sits on the Presidential Homeland Security Council; and the

> president's father, George Bush, sat on Eli Lilly's board of directors.

> Eli Lilly runs a monopoly. Narcotics such as cocaine and heroin cannot be

> manufactured without the precursor chemicals. One of the largest makers of

> these precursor chemicals is the Eli Lilly Company of Indianapolis, Indiana.

> The Quayle family is a large stockholder, and George Bush has been on the

> Board of irectors. Eli Lilly is also the company that first synthesized LSD

> for the CIA. "

> Full Article

> http://new.globalfreepress.com/article.pl?sid=03/05/07/1648232

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> The plot thickens....

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> " In 1956 Eli Lilly patented LSD and in 1987 they gave us Prozac. Has Lilly

> turned the 90's upside down for us to relive the 60's with their latest

> miracle drug, Prozac? LSD, the most notorious of the psychedelic drugs, was

> first marketed by Sandoz in Europe with the suggestion that it be used to

> chemically induce insanity in " normal subjects. " The reason was to discover

> how mental illness is produced. Yet in December 1955, two months before

> Lilly obtained their patent on LSD in America, TIME featured the drug,

> declaring that LSD " may actually help psychiatrists clear up mental

> illness. " It was also promoted as a cure for alcoholism and as an " aid in

> facilitating psychoanalysis " . It was even considered a safe medication for

> pregnant women. How many are aware that the finest physicians once

> recommended LSD as a miracle cure? "

> http://www.ozfactors.com/PICTURES/PSYCHS/Prozac.html

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> " What you need to know about serotonin-enhancing medications

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> " Psychedelic agents mimic the effects of serotonin. "

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> The brain chemical these drugs increase, serotonin, is the same brain

> chemical that LSD, PCP and other psychedelic drugs mimic in order to produce

> their hallucinogenic effects. And remember that psychedelic agents are " a

> class of compounds with no demonstrated therapeutic use, a history of

> extensive abuse, and the ability to provoke psychosis. Yet many brain

> researchers value the psychedelic agents above any of the other psychoactive

> drugs " because " the research into psychedelic drugs has already enriched our

> understanding of how the brain regulates behavior. " (Dr. Solomon Snyder,

> DRUGS AND THE BRAIN). Just how much will these brain researchers learn from

> our experience with these drugs designed to specifically increase serotonin,

> the same brain chemical the psychedelic agents mimic to produce their

> effects? "

> Full article:

> http://www.drugawareness.org/Ribbon/SSRIMeds.html

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