WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AS PROPAGANDIST FOR DRUG MAKERS
Fred A. Baughman, Jr. comments upon message from Barbara and WHO Day:
1/24/01 kore_1002@juno.com writes: Subj: Fw: Re: are all Americans disabled? Check this out--Have you heard about World Health Day to be held on 7 April 2001? This is the one sponsored by the World Health Organization with the prime objective to "impact public opinion and stimulate debate on how to improve the current condition of mental health around the world". http://www.who.int/world-health-day/index.en.html The WHO wishes to engage children within the school systems to have a "better appreciation of mental health" through art and essay contests. Here are the contest themes: Introducing the contest. Most of your classmates are healthy and happy individuals. However, there are some children who are not so fortunate and are ill with diseases such as behavioural problems, learning disabilities, brain damage or epilepsy.
[Fred A. Baughman Jr., MD:
This is the
psychopharmaceutical cartel within the World Health Organization, within
the schools of the nation and the world. And here we have their
propaganda line that likens diseases to behavior problems and
learning disabilities to brain damage or epilepsy]
These children are often teased, isolated and excluded from enjoyable group activities. Such children will obviously feel very hurt not to be a part of the normal group. They need peers' support, their parents' help, their teachers' understanding and the support from the community. The WHO contest may help you think about what it means to have these illnesses and the importance of being in good health, for your body and your brain. Age 6-9 years: Drawing Contest--students should draw a picture to represent: How would a child who is ill
[Fred A. Baughman Jr., MD:
by which they mean has a disease]
with a brain disorder feel at being different from everyone else? How would you feel about being excluded if you were different?
[Fred A. Baughman Jr., MD:
Here is WHO delivering the duplicitous, propaganda,
message of the psychopharmaceutical cartel, which, itself , is the one
stigmatizing normal children by having one and allthe child most of
allbelieve they are brain damaged, ill, different, abnormal.
Imagine the totality of the WHO sell-out]
Can a parent or teacher help if a child is upset or teased about being different? http://www.who.int/world-health-day/school.en.html The older children will have an opportunity to discuss about what is meant to have a brain disease and discuss personal experiences with individuals who are mentally ill. The objective of the contest they claim is to "have children become advocates for good mental health". **Is it not cruel and unusual to place this type of a burden on a young persons mind? What a six year old? Is this age appropriate activity not to mention intrusion of 'the state' into the realm of the private? --Barbara