Mental Health Teams Deploying to Frontlines With Marines in Iraq

I think this is great! Not only do the troops need to have physical help available to them but psychological help too!

I wonder how the mental health and counseling industry soldiers are going to psycho-babble the enemy on this one. Good move on the military part. Put them in the line of fire rather then to pass out psychotropic drugs and screw up the greatest army in the history of the world. That will give them a education. Are they going to use the woman in a combat situation. They make up more then 80 percent of the mental health and counseling industry and they don't hold the same value and esteem as they did yesterday.

HumanSpirit wrote:

I wonder how the mental health and counseling industry soldiers are going to psycho-babble the enemy on this one. Good move on the military part. Put them in the line of fire rather then to pass out psychotropic drugs and screw up the greatest army in the history of the world. That will give them a education. Are they going to use the woman in a combat situation. They make up more then 80 percent of the mental health and counseling industry and they don't hold the same value and esteem as they did yesterday.

It's quite apparent that you have no knowledge of the roles that military women are currently playing in the two war zones.

Cheers

This Military General deserves a salute by every Army Soldier, Sailor, Marine, Coast Guard and Airman who has ever served in the Armed Forces of the United States.

The president should pin a medal on him and promote him to a higher rank, if possible, if not, have Congress authorize the six star and the local tailor should increase the size of his collar to accommodate the new star.

They should honor this soldier with a marching band and a sergeant yelling "eyes right" at the podium decorated with Banners and American flags with patriotic music and military aircraft swooping down and gracing the skies. There should be fireworks in the evening.

He has my respect. He must be a WestPoint graduate. Another General Robert E. Lee. A man with insight, a strategic planner. A warrior worth his weight in gold.

What did he do: The General found a indirect way through all the bull crap to curb the suicide rates in the military service and get the "behind the country traitors", the cowards of military service who were attacking our troops with vials and pills of psychotropic drugs and mental health psycho-babble BS that was threatning the solgiers lives.

He sent the the mental health and counseling to the frontlines.

HumanSpirit wrote:

This Military General deserves a salute by every Army Soldier, Sailor, Marine, Coast Guard and Airman who has ever served in the Armed Forces of the United States.
The president should pin a medal on him and promote him to a higher rank, if possible, if not, have Congress authorize the six star and the local tailor should increase the size of his collar to accommodate the new star.
They should honor this soldier with a marching band and a sergeant yelling "eyes right" at the podium decorated with Banners and American flags with patriotic music and military aircraft swooping down and gracing the skies. There should be fireworks in the evening.
He has my respect. He must be a WestPoint graduate. Another General Robert E. Lee. A man with insight, a strategic planner. A warrior worth his weight in gold.
What did he do: The General found a indirect way through all the bull crap to curb the suicide rates in the military service and get the "behind the country traitors", the cowards of military service who were attacking our troops with vials and pills of psychotropic drugs and mental health psycho-babble BS that was threatning the solgiers lives.
He sent the the mental health and counseling to the frontlines.

Actually Human Spirit, it was the WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam veterans who helped bring into focus the importance and need for bringing the mental health clinicians into the war zone. Through their own personal life experiences in living with traumatic events, those veterans wanted to see better services and treatment for our active duty military.

Cheers Human Spirit

You have that wrong. We suppressed mental health in the USA after the crimes and atrocities of Germany (WWII) using the mental health as a tool of destruction. H W Bush and Republican elites enacted a change to the Social Services (each state)(1980's)(Reagan / Bush presidency) that we know today that incorporated the mental health and their intrusion in American Life.. The reason was that Prozac that was considered a money maker during the H W Bush CEO of Eli Lilly along with his son George who was also employed with Eli Lilly during that time frame. Part of a coop detat and the beginning of control on the freedoms of the American citizens. The start of a police state we see today.

If you have an interest in history, other then your propaganda and BS, then you may want to go back to Preston Bush (Grandfather) involvement with an attempted Coop (USA) in 1933 followed by his banking era that was lending money to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi's and was stopped by the US Congress after US servicemen were losing their lives in Europe.. Further Preston had an involvement (CIA) in MKULTRA with included Eli Lilly which his son H W Bush became CEO later on.. H W was also head of the CIA for a short period of time. The information is on the web.

I don't BS and I don't provide propaganda Human Spirit. But, I do stay on topic here.

After WWII, the government channeled all troops suffering "Shell Shock" to a location along with bringing in a large team of medical personnel for trying to determine the effects of "Shell Shock" later to be renamed "PTSD" (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)."

John Houston the film director was asked by Congrass to film this entire project. After it was completed, the US Congrass reviewed the film and as they became shocked at what they watched, they classified the film for security purposes and buried it in the classified vaults there in Washington, DC.

This film was later declassified in the late 1980's or the very beginning of the 1990's and converted over to video. I personaly know this as I have seen the video.

From that date onwards, mental health clinicians began learning about the effects of PTSD and they began to having a better understanding about this disorder.

Cheers Human Spirit

My Opinion_El Paso_TX wrote:

I don't BS and I don't provide propaganda Human Spirit. But, I do stay on topic here.
After WWII, the government channeled all troops suffering "Shell Shock" to a location along with bringing in a large team of medical personnel for trying to determine the effects of "Shell Shock" later to be renamed "PTSD" (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)."
John Houston the film director was asked by Congrass to film this entire project. After it was completed, the US Congrass reviewed the film and as they became shocked at what they watched, they classified the film for security purposes and buried it in the classified vaults there in Washington, DC.
This film was later declassified in the late 1980's or the very beginning of the 1990's and converted over to video. I personaly know this as I have seen the video.
From that date onwards, mental health clinicians began learning about the effects of PTSD and they began to having a better understanding about this disorder.
Cheers Human Spirit

Look up MKULTRA. The Hippy generation was based on the pharmacutical industry experiments. Timothy Leary remember him? PTSD didn't come around to the 1980's and was launched against returning Vietnam Vets.

HumanSpirit wrote:

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Look up MKULTRA. The Hippy generation was based on the pharmacutical industry experiments. Timothy Leary remember him? PTSD didn't come around to the 1980's and was launched against returning Vietnam Vets.

If you bothered to read my "POST #7", you would have seen what transpired during that time.

Cheers