American Teen Girl Kidnapped to Swiss Psych Ward and Drugged - Should We Declare War?

According to the conservative newspaper, Boston Broadside, 14 y.o. New Hampshire teen, Anna Rizvi, was taken from the Cambridge Eating Disorder Center in Harvard Square and flown back to the psychiatric facility, Clienia-Littenheid, on the German side of Switzerland when her father, Dr. Hal Rizvi, refused to keep her incarcerated and on 10mg of the powerful antipsychotic, Zyprexa.

It cannot be confirmed whether Anna was flown back on Air Luftwaffe [WW2 Nazi airforce], but according to the Swiss attorney for the father, Tim Walker, "All in all it's another unbelievable

story of violation of human rights here in Switzerland - another story in a long historical tradition of

human rights violations. Internationally Switzerland keeps up the human rights, but here for many people this country is like hell. Many fled therefore to other countries of the world, some with their

children...Official medias neglect all this."

If you read this 3-part series on the Taking of Anna at www.bostonbroadside.com -[and you really should], you will see how the Swiss-born mother originally tried fighting against child protective services to get Anna and her older sister Miriam back, but is seemingly beaten down to the point wherein she is willing to go along with CPS [not sure if that now stands for Child Protective Services or Crapping on Parents and Siblings] and now has the younger daughter trapped in a psych ward and Miriam stuck in Swiss foster care.

The taking of Anna from the US to the Swiss psychiatric ward, to be drugged and indoctrinated against her parents per Dr. Rizvi, was coordinated between the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families and their Swiss counterpart [KESB - possibly means Kidnapping Every Sibling Brutally], with the assistance of both country's state departments and juvenile court systems. Dr. Rizvi is still trying to fight back for his daughters and has recently filed a complaint against Clienia-Littenheid as the drugging of children with antipsychotics is fortunately, still illegal in that country.

Maybe a war against Switzerland for possibly holding onto some of its neighbor's past philosophy may being going a bit overboard, but a war against the extensive power and money given to our corrupt child protective services and child mental health systems is way overdue - BOMBS AWAY!