Theory:

Midazolam, introduced in 1980s in pediatric medicine, is now used routinely for medical procedures for adults as well, causes anterograde amnesia.

Leads to PTSD

Leads to psych drugs

Red flag gun laws

Take guns from people on psych meds

Note: per personal conversation with a psychiatrist, psychiatrists refuse to have Midazolam administered to themselves

Any thought on this?

>>5143801

Sorry, not a slide

Rather a bone of contention that I've had for years

I've researched midazolam, all easily public access

There are groups of people who have reported negative long term effects of midazolam having been administered to them

Causes anxiety

Causes them to seek psych treatment

I applied the connection to gun seizure myself

We know they want our guns

Too many people on psych meds now days IMO

>>5143801

Psychiatrists refuse it because they have secrets to hide

This makes me think that midazolam can be used as a type of truth serum , how's that for a conspiracy theory? And causes anterograde amnesia so subject won't even remembered being questioned?

>>5144053

Yes, it is not an anesthetic. It just makes people not remember

A person can be literally tortured and not remember it