Bush spoke about Health Care at a NWO Facility the day of the Omaha Mall Massacre
| Well, here it is again. Another massive killing and shooter then commits suicide. Shooter was under psychiatrist care and on Prozac. Almost all previous shootings had many similar characteristics. Look around you there may be one of these persons near you. So they ban the Ten Commandments and there will be more outcries for banning guns but that would be an mistake. They should ban psychiatrist and drugs like Prozac and Paxil. How many more of these will we have before Americans demand Grand Jury investigations. The psychiatrist also should be investigated. You might want to pass this scoop on to your local school authorities and state legislators. -- DC Believe It Or Not!!! - SCHOOL KILLER WAS ON PROZAC... Freedom America NOW News and Views From New Babylon The beast is loose in Bethlehem and the rats are in the corn. Look up... for your redemption draweth nigh! ++++++Jesus Christ is the Answer, Check it out.++++++ 'The clues were all there' School shooter depicted as deeply disturbed, ignored teen Ceci Connolly and Dana Hedgpeth Redlake, Minn. -- Two days after a shooting rampage on the Indian reservation here left 10 dead, friends, relatives and neighbors of Jeff Weise -- the 16-year- old assailant -- began to sketch a portrait of a deeply disturbed youth who had been treated for depression in a psychiatric ward, lost several close family members, sketched gruesome scenes of armed warriors and was removed from the school where he gunned down most of his victims Monday. "The clues were all there," said Kim Desjarlait, Weise's step-aunt, who lives in Minneapolis . "Everything was laid out, right there, for the school or the authorities in Red Lake to see it coming. I don't want to blame Red Lake , but did they not put two and two together? This kid was crying out, and those guys chose to ignore it. They need to start focusing on their kids." On the Red Lake Indian Reservation, officials held a private prayer service Wednesday night and met to discuss when students might be able to return to school. Superintendent Stuart Desjarlait said it may take months for the high school to reopen because of the extensive damage from Monday's rampage. Five students, a teacher and a guard were killed at the school. Seven students were wounded and two remained in critical condition Wednesday at a hospital in Fargo , N.D. Federal authorities said they were conducting autopsies on Weise and his nine victims, but FBI spokesman Paul McCabe said he did not anticipate releasing any information in the near future. Tribal leaders were even less forthcoming, strictly limiting reporters' movements. Tensions rose throughout Wednesday, with some residents whispering fears that if they spoke to outsiders they would suffer retribution. Residents of neighboring communities offered cautionary tales about violence on the reservation, and the Justice Department created a task force to deal with gangs when Red Lake suffered five homicides in seven months in 2002. Because Red Lake is a closed reservation, it operates as a sovereign nation, running its own police force and dictating who may set foot on the property. Those willing to be interviewed described Weise as a young man who drifted among various homes on the reservation, listening to heavy metal music, proclaiming his affinity for Adolf Hitler and periodically showing up at the high school, even though Stuart Desjarlait said that six months ago he had ordered Weise to stay at home for tutoring. He was taking the antidepressant Prozac and at least once was hospitalized for suicidal tendencies, said Gayle Downwind, a cultural coordinator at Red Lake Middle School , who taught Weise. It was not uncommon for Weise to spend at least one night a week at her home. "He considered my house a safe place to be," she said. In his 16 years, Weise had lost many relatives. He was estranged from other family members and had a strained relationship with Daryl Lussier, the grandfather he killed at the start of Monday's rampage. Family and friends said Weise's father, Daryl Lussier Jr., committed suicide in 1997. Two years later, a serious automobile accident killed a cousin and left Weise's mother partly paralyzed and brain damaged. Then, about two years ago, "his other grandfather on his mom's side passed away," Kim Desjarlait told NBC's "Today" show. "You are dealing with three deaths within eight years. I think for a kid starting at 10 years old, that's a lot to take." At the time, she wanted to help raise Weise in Minneapolis , but he was sent to the reservation about 260 miles to the north. In the sixth grade, Weise met Downwind's son, Sky Grant, and the two became close friends, often playing video games together. Grant recalled that Weise hated his mother and had a tendency to skip ahead to violent parts in movies they rented. When Weise flunked eighth grade, he joined Downwind's special " Learning Center " program at the school. "He didn't function academically. He just sat there and drew pictures of army people with guns," she said. "He was a talented artist, but he drew terrible, terrible scenes." Last June, Weise was suicidal. John Dudley, a part-time bus driver for the Red Lake health center, was called at the time to transport Weise to the hospital in Thief River Falls , about 60 miles from the reservation. To some in the school, Weise was long a frightening figure, towering over many of the youngsters in all-black clothing. Because of recent bomb threats and other safety concerns, Red Lake High School insisted students secure a pass to go to the restroom, a requirement that agitated Weise, said Lee Ann Grant, Downwind's daughter, who had worked as a guard there since August. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/03/24/MNG7UBU2GT1.DTL&feed=rss.news OMAHA, Neb. -- Bush went from Eppley Airfield to One World Community Health Center. The president spent just over an hour talking with staff and clients of the center. The president took a tour of the facility. CEO Andrea Skolkin said the center provides medical, dental and behavioral services to thousands of Omaha residents every year. "Our target populations are people living at or below 200 percent of poverty, which for a family of four is about $38,000, and people that don't have insurance," Skolkin said on Tuesday. One World also provides special services, such as interpretation. sponsor Staff told KETV NewsWatch 7 that the president chatted in Spanish with some clients, and was personable and informative during his visit. The center is partially funded by federal dollars, and the center's Dr. Kristine McVea said she's thrilled that the president was stopping by to see that money at work. On Wednesday, the Nebraska Democratic Party released a statement calling Bush's stop at One World a "prop to justify taxpayer expense for his trip," and saying Bush vetoed a Congressionally approved bill that would have increased funding by $224 million. "With actions like this, it is no wonder George W. Bush is one of history's least popular and least effective presidents," Nebraska Democratic Party Executive Director Matt Connealy said in a news release. "Mike Johanns stands proudly next to the president, yet he tries to run from the Bush policies he once supported. Nebraskans will hold Johanns accountable today and throughout the campaign." About a dozen protesters greeted Bush at One World. While some critics have argued that Bush has a less-than-stellar record when it comes to America's health care, staff at One World give him rave reviews. "Since 2002, President Bush has had a health center initiative, and the federal government, through the Health Services and Resources Administration, has invested a lot of resources into health centers across the nation," Skolkin said. "We've been a recipient of expansion funds, particularly this past year, which has allowed us to hire more doctors, see more patients." Link Title Later Wednesday, he'll attend a fundraiser for Nebraska Senate candidate Mike Johanns at the Walter Scott estate. OMAHA, Neb. -- A south Omaha health center awaits a presidential visit and its manager said it is an incredible honor. President George W. Bush will arrive in Omaha at 9 a.m. Wednesday, and go from Eppley Airfield to One World Community Health Center. The center spent Tuesday beefing up security. The president will be taking a tour of the facility and spend about an hour with staff and clients. CEO Andrea Skolkin said the center provides medical, dental and behavioral services to thousands of Omaha residents every year. sponsor "Our target populations are people living at or below 200 percent of poverty, which for a family of four is about $38,000, and people that don't have insurance," Skolkin said. One World also provides special services, such as interpretation. The center is partially funded by federal dollars, and the center's Dr. Kristine McVea said she's thrilled that the president is stopping by to see that money at work. While some critics have argued that Bush has a less-than-stellar record when it comes to America's health care, staff at One World give him rave reviews. "Since 2002, President Bush has had a health center initiative, and the federal government, through the Health Services and Resources Administration, has invested a lot of resources into health centers across the nation," Skolkin said. "We've been a recipient of expansion funds, particularly this past year, which has allowed us to hire more doctors, see more patients." Later Wednesday, Bush will attend a fundraiser for Nebraska Senate candidate Mike Johanns at the Walter Scott estate. Johanns' campaign reported this week that it has raised more than $1 million since announcing his candidacy in October. Johanns' only remaining challenger for the GOP nomination is Schuyler businessman Pat Flynn, who has raised less than $50,000. Flynn campaign manager Tim Criss said Johanns' prolific fundraising is not unexpected and will not change Flynn's strategy. Watch more complete coverage of the president's visit to Omaha on KETV NewsWatch 7 and KETV.com. First News will have live reports from Eppley Airfield. KETV and KETV.com will carry the president's arrival live. Expect live updates throughout the day until the president leaves Omaha just before 1 p.m. Link Title For information, call (402) 734-41 The Mental Health Act
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There is a psychiatric / pharmaceutical plan to "suicide screen" every
child in the United States before they graduate from high school.
Evidence exists that shows massive pharmaceutical backing that will
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