is silence ethical at a time of inhumane acts ?Salerian

                    Letters From Modern Psychiatry

                                               Alen J Salerian MD     www.modern psychiatry.gr

      is silence ethical at a time of inhumane acts ?

Should doctors remain silent at a time of war and terror?

   The silence of physicians about massive crimes against humanity at a time of war has been a been a sad reality in the Nazi Holocaust or the Ottoman genocide of Armenians  in 1915(1).

     My interest in this topic is fuelled by ethical concerns.

    The last two wars by industrialized nations were based upon false assumptions: 911 and Saddam’s weapons of mass destruction. Historians will judge their political  gains . We know both the Iraqi invasion and the war in Afghanistan were very profitable for many subgroups.  911 alone gave birth to the Department of Homeland Security and created a large number of jobs.

   There is a plethora of evidence based research proving 911  was an inside job (2,3).  The smoking gun of 911 was the collapse of building seven, a 47 story high rise that went down sometime around 5 PM . This building was not struck by any plane . There has never been a scientific explanation for the  sudden symmetrical  fall of WCT-7 which had the appearance of a controlled demolition.

    Here is my observation . Money is power and power is infectious and may promote a societal addiction to war.

    Humans may become addicted to drugs.   No one can always resist the reward of Instant euphoria or temporary relief from suffering.  That’s partly how addictions develop.

   Nations may share similar vulnerabilities to addiction to wars as individuals with heroin or cocaine addiction.  Hence, modern societies may also be tempted to seek instant rewards- relief or protection from economic pain -by a reliable cash cow: war and fear of terrorism.

    Is it a coincidence that false flag events have been terrorising North America and Europe for several years?

 Not all violent acts are profit driven crimes. It Is also true that our failure to recognise the signature traits of false flag events in several of the highly publicised shootings  is not a credit to evidence based medicine.

What’s the percentage of physicians who would recall  the alleged mass murders by Adam Lanza of  26 children  and 3 teachers at Sandy Hook elementary school  on December 14, 2012 in  Newton, Connecticut ?

     Then the alleged massacre was front page news by highlighting the urgent need  to stop  gun violence . Adam Lanza became the poster child as a young man with Asbergers-  autistic disorder broadcasting the dangers of mental illness. Evidence showed no one died at Sandy Hook (4,5).  Undressing the Sandy Hook hoax was was painful  and entertaining . The most amusing one was perhaps Gary Wheeler, a Hollywood actor who played a leading role in a  2001 movie…Faithful.…..He was among many  of the crisis actors  who appeared on national talk shows as a  supposedly  grieving father of one of the victim

     The forensic inconsistencies were also obvious . Soon after the hoax ,in a nationally televised interview, Dr Wayne Carver the chief pathologist took credit for having performed 26 autopsies in less than six hours. This claim was silly: it takes much longer  to perform 26 post-mortem examinations.

    Is it ethical for physicians to remain silent upon  inhumane acts?

  We may become a better society when physicians publicly answer this question.

References:

1.Salerian, Alen J; Tuglaci, Pars; Salerian, Gregory; Janice Berry Edwards; et al Review of Mass Homicides of Intelligentsia as a Marker for Genocide. Forensic Examiner; Springfield16.3 (Fall 2007): 34-41

2.Hanshall I,911.Carroll and Graf  Publishers ,New York, 2007.

3.Griffin DR, Debunking 911 Debunking,  Olive Branch Press 2007

4. Salerian AJ ,From JFK to Sandy Hook, Amazon books  2016.

5.Fetzer JH,et al, No one died in Sandy Hook, 2015.