Peter Breggin is a psychiatrist and critic of shock treatment (which gained him the title “conscience of psychiatry”).
In the 1970s, Breggin started campaigning against lobotomy and psychosurgery in the western world. Over two decades he worked against what he called a “eugenic federal project at the nation’s inner city children”.
More specifically, he was born in 1936 in New York and gained recognition for his “controversial” views on the use of psychiatric medications and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), advocating for alternative approaches to mental health treatment.
He has dedicated his career to promoting compassionate and ethical practices within the field of psychiatry.
Peter believes that treating mentally ill patients with pharmaceutical drugs was often inferior to treating them in a more holistic manner, including figuring out – and dealing with – the cause.
Additionally, he argues that medication amplifies and worsens the symptoms.
During 2021, Peter and his wife published COVID-19 and the Global Predators: We Are the Prey, which is a critique of the “pandemic” and the response to it by governments and public health officials.
In the book he argues that the “pandemic” was used as an opportunity by “global predators” to consolidate their power and control over society.
He specifically criticises the use of lockdowns, mass PCR testing and vaccines.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part provides an overview of the “pandemic” and the response to it. The second part examines the history of pandemics and the role of public health officials in them. The third part discusses the “global predators” who are behind all of it.
