Singer died after taking a cocktail of anti-depressant drugs

Singer died after taking a cocktail of anti-depressant drugs

Paul Joseph Watson
http://www.infowars.com/

Monday, February 13, 2012

The corporate media tells us it will be "six to eight weeks" before we know for sure how Whitney Houston died . By then they hope nobody will be paying attention, because it's already been reported that the singer was killed by a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs.


The 48-year-old performer was found dead in her bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Saturday.

"An autopsy was completed on Houston Sunday, but "there will be no cause of death at this time because it is pending toxicology reports," Ed Winter, assistant chief of the Los Angeles County Coroner's office, told CNN.
"Winter declined to release the coroner's initial finding of cause of death, saying lab results were expected in six to eight weeks."

However, TMZ reports that Houstton's family has already been told by L.A. County Coroner officials that "the singer did not die from drowning, but rather from what appears to be a combination of Xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol."

No illegal drugs were found in Houston's hotel room "but prescription drugs were present," including "various pill bottles". Despite talk of alcohol playing a role in her death, "There was no evidence that Whitney was drinking alcohol in the room."

Houston had "a plethora of sedatives including Lorazepam, Valium, Xanax, and a sleeping medication that was found in her hotel room," reports Radar Online.

Mainstream news networks have largely avoided discussion of multiple reports of pharmaceutical drugs being the cause of Houston's death because the establishment is keen to hide the fact that pharmaceutical drugs, particularly psychotropic anti-depressants, kill more people than illegal substances by a factor of 300 per cent.

"Prescription drugs kill over 200,000 Americans every year — even when taken as directed and not abused!," notes Mike Adams. In comparison, there is no documented case of marijuana ever killing anyone, despite the fact that it is illegal in America.

"Whitney Houston is just one of countless Americans who are victims of Big Pharma, an industry that cares far more about corporate profits than it does about the lives of real people. And today, we have lost yet another iconic American artist whose life was cut short by addiction, prescription drugs and the entire "medication culture" that exists in America today," writes Adams, pointing out that Houston's erratic behavior before her death clearly indicated she was suffering from the side-effects of psychiatric drugs, including Xanax, which is known to cause odd behavior and suicidal thoughts.

With the two industries tied at the hip, don't expect the corporate media to do much to impugn its relationship with the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical boondoggle by reporting the truth about Houston's cause of death.

Big Pharma spends more money on promotion and advertising than it does on research and development, a huge chunk of which goes to the big news networks, so don't think for a second the likes of CNN, NBC and CBS will be too eager to make the connection between Houston's intake of pharmaceutical drugs and her untimely demise.

Watch the video below from Alex Jones in which he explains why the establishment wants to downplay the fact that pharmaceutical drugs killed Whitney Houston.

I loved this woman, and it makes me very sad what happened to such a fabulous talent. Since the first time I heard her sing I always said if I had three wishes one of them would be for a singing voice as good as hers.

But I don't think it can be successfully argued that "Big Pharma" killed Whitney. Whitney killed Whitney. We all have a choice as to what we let pass between our lips. This woman was on a path of self-destruction that many of us have been on, for almost half her life. But more than most of us, she had all the money she could ever need and all the resources at her disposal to help herself (that is, she had access to the same information we all do, she knew drugs were bad for her and that there were alternatives), and yet she just kept on fucking up. It's much easier to go tits up and hope a pill will cure our ills, but that does not make the drugs the culprit in an individual's death, any more than an automobile is culpable when someone drives recklessly, crashes it, and kills themselves. People will probably try to blame that bum she was married to, as well, since he was primarily responsible for getting her into the fast lifestyle when she was young and vulnerable. But especially after reaching the physiological/neurological maturity of middle-age, the responsbility for lifestyle choices lies solely with the individual.

Some of us mature and decide to take a different road. Some of us don't. She didn't. It's everyone's loss, especically her poor daughter, but no one's fault but her own.

I agree.

You have to keep in mind too that the MSM, which big pharma is greatly responsible for their pay checks through advertising, rarely gives a negative light toward prescription pills.

When they try, big pharma takes a hard stance to pull all it's advertising from it's network which makes the network flinch every time as it would greatly harm it's advertising revenue and thus their pay checks.

The point of the article and why I posted it is a warning as many people on this forum are on anti depressants or other pharmaceutical drugs. Many people on this forum are young and drink a lot of alcohol. Many times those are taken together because most don't realize the extreme risk of combining alcohol with prescription pills.

When you do, you put your life at risk.

The same exact thing happened to a family friend. Alcohol and anti depressants or pain medication (I forget) killed her and it wasn't that much alcohol either.

In short, a quote from the internet, "poisoning from prescription drugs is now the second leading cause of unintentional injury death in the U.S" The first is motor vehicle crashes.

It can happen to any of us. You don't need decades of drug use or ill health for the combination to kill one.

Some people think she was suicided.

Lots of people getting suicided these days.

rdkml said:

The point of the article and why I posted it is a warning as many people on this forum are on anti depressants or other pharmaceutical drugs. Many people on this forum are young and drink a lot of alcohol. Many times those are taken together because most don't realize the extreme risk of combining alcohol with prescription pills.

Point taken, especially about the anti-depressants and alcohol. Most of us know the dangers of combining things like valium or xanax with alcohol, but don't realize it's as bad with anti-depressants.