25th Anniversary Event, AbleChild25.com, on Stephen K. Bannon’s The War Room
Republished with permission from AbleChild.
For twenty-five years AbleChild has been relentless in its efforts to provide parents with all the information necessary to make informed decisions when it comes to mental health diagnosing and drugging as it relates to the nation’s children. AbleChild25.com.
So much of what happens in the world revolves around the mental health and pharmaceutical industry and AbleChild has been there, fighting the tough fight so parents can protect their children from fraudulent diagnosing and harmful, even deadly prescription drugging.
Over the years, AbleChild has covered every school shooting and mass violence that occurs throughout the country. Based on information gathered during those investigations, a mental health diagnosis, followed by a prescription drug regimen, seems to be the common denominator among those committing violence.
From Sandy Hook to Parkland to Butler, PA. and Ogden, Utah, AbleChild has done the footwork to expose the mental health industry fingerprints, revealing the number of diagnoses and cocktails of drugs prescribed to violent, too often child, perpetrators.
More than that, AbleChild has worked tirelessly with state and federal legislators to enact laws that will assist state officials with identifying the perpetrators who received mental health intervention prior to the violent act. Of course, with the help of AbleChild, legislators finally are understanding that these acts of mass violence are not just random.
On a shoestring budget, AbleChild provides weekly articles identifying the infiltration of behavioral health into America’s classrooms and the abhorrent funding discrepancies between the behavioral services and America’s gifted children, including hundreds of billions of dollars being poured into Medicaid, the largest funder of mental health services in the United States.
AbleChild has selflessly put America’s children first, holding administration officials responsible for irresponsible policies and calling out those who fail to address the psycho/pharma control taking over America’s schools. There is no shortage of political figures in both parties responsible for abuse of children and multiple presidential administrations.
The work has included protecting children in state custody and defending parents and children in the public school system with AbleChild’s work on the 2001 Connecticut law to prohibit school personnel from recommending prescription behavioral drugs to children as a requirement to attend school that would become the Child Safety Medication Act, driven by multiple organizations and parents across the Nation.
A volunteer father working for AbleChild did the first survey to determine the knowledge the average consumer had regarding the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) MedWatch program. And it was AbleChild that championed the Connecticut law requiring the 1-800 MEDWATCH on generic prescription drug containers that landed on the drug information sheet.
In 2003 AbleChild worked with Governor Rowland of Connecticut to ban the use of Effexor & Paxil for a 6-month review and in 2008 AbleChild participated in a hard-hitting U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief in Dupuy v. McEwen, exposing Illinois DCFS’s coercive “safety plans” and shadow removals that forced families into separation without due process.
That landmark advocacy helped drive Illinois 2016 safety-plan reforms—reining in open-ended removals and hospital holds—and reflects AbleChild’s long record of challenging the toxic alliance between behavioral health agencies and Pharma across administrations.
AbleChild provided the groundwork with parents and advocates for Diane Sawyer for a 20/20 yearlong investigation into the drugging of children in foster care. AbleChild has stood in the breach exposing the unhealthy relationship with the behavioral health and pharma during multiple Presidents and State & Federal Legislative sessions, including the Transformation Mental Health Grant, The New York Safe Act, The Mothers Act, and The Bipartisan Safety Community Act.
AbleChild Participated in multiple behavioral health advisory and oversight committees and was the lone organization in 2023 opposing the federal MEDICAID grants coming into the Connecticut that were based on the lack of oversight for discretionary funding and overall funding for behavioral health that was driving the drug formulary used on children within state care.
Finally, AbleChild has been a welcomed guest on countless radio shows, podcasts and television, including Steve Bannon’s War Room and honored to receive weekly publication of articles on JoeHoft.com and the Gateway Pundit and others.
With more than two decades of hard work and dedication to provide informed consent to America’s parents, AbleChild is proud to celebrate this 25th Anniversary with Steve Bannon, Lara Logan, James O’Keefe, and Joe and Jim Hoft on March 10th, 2026, in West Palm Beach, Fl, and looking forward to the next twenty-five years!
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AbleChild 25th Anniversary Event March 2026 visit AbleChild25.com