Mental health writing and involuntary detention: Insights report

Remember during the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) “pandemic” when government officials and media officials tried to frame skepticism about the supposed seriousness of the disease as a “mental illness?” If the notion of disobeying the government pandemic Lies mean one’s brain is not working properly, then there could, and probably will, come a time when these resisters are involuntarily rounded up and arrested for being a “threat” to society.

Take the current situation in New York City. Officials have launched a new program they say is designed to get homeless people off the streets, but reading between the lines reveals a much more sinister plot to overturn the First and Fourth Amendments at will under the guise of protecting the society

In the Big Apple, a person can now be forcibly hospitalized on suspicion of mental illness if they hold “firmly held beliefs not congruent with cultural ideals”; shows a “willingness to engage in meaningful discussion”; has “excessive fears of specific stimuli”; or rejects “voluntary treatment recommendations.”

When you combine all of these criteria with the latest mass surveillance technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI)-powered biometrics and tracking programs, it’s clear that the scope of this tracking of mental illness is far greater than just street bums addicted to drugs.

“While these programs are ostensibly aimed at getting homeless people off the streets, when combined with advances in mass surveillance technologies, AI-powered programs that can track people by their biometrics and behavior , mental health sensor data (followed by wearable and monitored data). by government agencies such as HARPA), threat assessments, behavioral detection warnings, pre-crime initiatives, red flag gun laws and first aid programs mental health aids aimed at training wardens to identify who might pose a threat to public safety could signal a turning point in government efforts to penalize those who engage in so-called ‘thought crimes,'” they warn John and Nisha Whitehead, who write for The Rutherford Institute.

Welcome to the American gulag

Federal officials are already working to add “patient identifiable data,” including mental health, substance use and behavioral information from group homes, shelters, prisons, rehabilitation facilities and schools, to their vigilance All of this points to the construction of a kind of American gulag, which the Whiteheads say is “no less sinister than the gulags of the Soviet Union during the Cold War.”

Consider the irony of US officials dubbing Russia, aka ancient Soviet Union, to be the threat when they themselves are building a mass concentration camp society in the United States where those who refuse to obey the government are condemned to involuntary servitude and slavery to the state.

Throughout history, it was a common tactic for totalitarian regimes to declare their enemies “mentally ill” to justify their persecution. Now, we’re seeing the same tried and true playbook run once again right here in the “Land of the Free.”

“Warrantless seizures, surveillance, indefinite detention, solitary confinement, exile…sound familiar? It should,” the Whiteheads write.

“The age-old practice by which despotic regimes eliminate their critics or potential adversaries by making them disappear – or forcing them to flee – or by literally, figuratively or virtually exiling them from their fellow citizens – is increasingly happening in america

Watch in the coming days as the narrative of mental disorder is labeled as a label to all resisters who oppose the government’s agenda. It started with the January 6th “insurrectionists” and will soon include anyone who is “anti-government,” against stolen elections, and against child grooming.

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