Dennis Lee, the voice, PhiliP KEENE, New York Times

                                Doctors For Equal Rights For Physical And Mental Pain

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Eerie Silence Of Our Icons: Persecution Of 20,000 Doctors

Alen J Salerian MD

February 27, 2015

   The Voice is a small paper somewhere in Southwest Virginia not far from War West Virginia. The voice  has published articles about the persecution of 20,000 doctors in the 10 last years.  In December 2011 Philip Keene and Earl Cole  both Voice  reporters  organized a public forum about addiction pain and the alleged epidemic of deaths from prescription pain medications.

   Southwest  West Virginia has been hit hard by tough challenges of poverty, unemployment and also drug wars. The local prosecutor Dennis Lee managed to convince the locals that anyone taking pain medication including war veterans, retired coal miners or victims of car accidents are drug addicts. And worst, doctors from far away places are spreading death and disease in Southwest Virginia by prescribing too many painkillers. The rest is history. I ended up in prison, torture and raped.

   20,000 doctors and Dr. Linda Cheek Dr. Paul Volkman Dr. Paul Kelly have been imprisoned by criminalization of medicine in the last 10 years. The voice has been the only voice.

 Why are New York Times ,Washington Post and NBC silent?