Why are so many people talking and acting like irrational freaks?
Every day you read about people who make completely irrational statements and do crazy things.
What the hell is going on?
To answer such a question, when so many factors can be cited…I prefer to start with a big picture. Something clear and right out in the open, if possible.
And in this case, there is something front and center.
About 65 million Americans—1 out of 5 people—are on psychiatric drugs. And that figure doesn’t include millions more who are taking tranquilizers.1
What you sow, you reap.
For decades, the number of people on psych meds has been expanding. Do you really think there are no consequences for this hurricane?
What are the effects of the meds?
You can make a list of the drugs and read their adverse effects, but you still won’t be seeing the full picture.
I take a different approach. The same one I took when I described the RNA COVID vaccines: Those shots deliver purported genetic instructions to the cells of the body. Whenever genetics are onboard, you get thunder.
Unanticipated, unknown, and unpredictable effects. Which disturb the natural pattern.
In the same way, when you load people up with psychiatric drugs, you’re messing with brain chemistry, and you get a mess.
You can’t predict it or adequately describe it. But it isn’t good. It also disturbs the natural order of things—in the brain and nervous system.
People go crazy. They say crazy things. They believe crazy ideas. They do crazy things.
We have to come to grips with this.