My Personal Context: Grievances related to anti-trust business practices of the Psychedelic Science Funders Collaborative (PSFC) Network. Grievances related to medicine pipelines, medicine development processes and medicine approval processes.
MEDIA ARTICLES
$130 Million Raise:
Kyrsten Sinema:
Boston Campaign In-Fighting:
New York Times:
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When I read the PSFC’s Strategic Roadmap I feel confused and sad.
When I read: “The actions of a variety of large institutions that shape mental health care in the U.S. will determine whether and how psychedelics are integrated into mainstream care.” I feel sad and confused.
I feel confused because of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890.
I feel sad because large institutions that shape mental health care in the U.S profit from the current mental health care system.
When I read: “There is potential for much more advocacy, as veterans are also a highly organized constituency, with major veteran organizations (e.g., American Legion) in a position to wield significant influence, if and when they can be activated to do so” I feel confused.
I feel confused because I was activated when I deployed to Iraq.
I feel confused because my mother was activated when she deployed to Afghanistan.
I feel confused because my brother was activated when he deployed to the ocean on an aircraft carrier.
I feel confused because we’ve already been activated in a billionaire’s trade war.
When I realize that psychedelic advocates, activists and organizations outside of the PSFC network are overworked and underfunded I feel sad, annoyed, confused and broke.
I feel sad because billionaire trade wars leave a path of destruction for community leaders to clean up.
I feel annoyed because when a cartel exits, who is responsible for cleaning up their destruction?
I feel sad because highly respected community leaders are getting their Meta Accounts suspended.
I feel confused because Meta has not been held to account.
I feel sad because cartel tactics increase demand - i.e. Public Health Education - and then reduce supply by charging high prices, i.e. Oregon and Colorado.
I feel sad because people with limited means need help first, not last.
I feel annoyed because Peyote growers in Texas are sounding the alarm on being able to meet demand for other states.
I feel sad because the word marginalized is mentioned 21 times in the PSFC’s Strategic Roadmap.
I feel confused because PSFC funded research is white male focused.
I feel confused because of the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993.
I feel sad because marginalized is a financial term.
I feel confused because of the Department of Homeland Security.
I feel confused because of the War on Terror.
I feel confused because the PSFC attempts to utilize war strategy, except for the patient triage that real soldiers do.
I feel sad because a sexual assault occurred in a PSFC funded trial.
I feel confused because the PSFC has not been held to account.
I feel sad because after reporting sexual assault, independent media was the target of a media attack by the New York Times.
I feel confused because the New York Times has not been held to account.
I feel confused because of the Federal Trade Commission.
I feel confused because it appears as if the PSFC is funding whistleblower retaliation under the premise of ‘Veteran Healing’.
I feel confused because of Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention Programs.
I feel confused because I have a need for the PSFC network to be held to full account to every law they broke to set an example for others who wish to follow in their footsteps.
I feel confused because I have a need for naturally occurring plants and fungi to be removed from DEA scheduling to prevent this from ever happening again.
I feel broke because I have a need for a refund for every prescription drug that has been sold to me since 1993 that does not meet the research quality standards outlined in the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993.
When a psychedelic movement breaks through a system of oppression I feel relief.
When cartel funding is redistributed to people and communities I feel happy.
When I start my period before starting a movement I feel responsible.
#pmddawareness
MY PERSONAL CALLS TO ACTION
Secure medicine pipelines, the FDA approval process and medicine development processes
Remove naturally occurring plants and fungi from DEA scheduling
Hold the PSFC Network to full account for every law they broke and set a clear example for anyone else who attempts to follow in their footsteps
Restore social media accounts of competitors to the PSFC Network
Market and fund projects outside of the PSFC Network
Refunds for every prescription drug that has been sold to me since 1993 that does not meet the research quality standards outlined in the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993
Restore trust & restore trade
STAKEHOLDER LIST
State of Texas
State of California
State of Massachusetts
State of Oregon
State of Colorado
State of Indiana
State of Arizona
Psychedelic Science Funders Collaborative (PSFC)
Helena Special Investments
MAPS
Meta
New York Times
Psychedelic Alpha
SkyNews
Drug Enforcement Agency
Department of Defense
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Veterans Affairs
Federal Trade Commission
Securities & Exchange Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Institute for Clinical and Economic Review
U.S Department of Health and Human Services
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research
National Institute on Drug Abuse
FDA Office of Women’s Health
NIH Office of Research on Women’s Health
Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Women’s Health
University of Texas at Austin
John Hopkins University
University of Alabama
University of Arizona
Harvard University
Stanford University
Yale University
Oregon Health and Science University
New York University
University of Washington in Seattle
Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
Duke University
Emory University
University of Wisconsin - Madison
University of California Davis
University of Michigan
University of California at Berkeley
University of California at San Diego
Best,
Christina A. Williams
P.S. I quit.
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