Columbine victim and school shooter join forces

Sunday, 09 March 2008

Mark Taylor’s

testimony before the FDA 9/13/2004

I am Mark Allen Taylor and I am a victim of the SSRI antidepressant era.

I took six to thirteen bullets in the heart area in the Columbine High

School shooting when Eric Harris on Luvox opened fire that now infamous day.

They almost had to amputate my leg and my arm. My heart missed

by only one millimeter. I had three surgeries. Five years later I am still recuperating.

I went through all this to realize that SSRI antidepressants are

dangerous for those who take them and for all those who associate

with those who take them.

I hope that my testimony today shows you that you need to take

action immediately before more innocent people like me, and you,

do not get hurt or die horrible deaths as a result.

As Americans we should have the right to feel safe and if you were

doing your job we would be safe. Why are we worrying about terrorists

in other countries when the pharmaceutical companies have proven to

be our biggest terrorists by releasing these drugs on an unsuspecting public?

How are we suppose to feel safe at school, at home, on the street, at

church or anywhere else if we cannot trust the FDA to do what we are

paying you to do? Where were you when I and all of my classmates got shot at Columbine?

You say that antidepressants are effective.

So why did they not help Eric Harris before he shot me?

According to Eric they “helped” him to feel homicidal and suicidal after only

six weeks on Zoloft. And then he said that dropping off Luvox cold turkey

would help him “fuel the rage” he needed to shoot everyone.

But he continued on Luvox and shot us all anyway.

So, why did these so called antidepressants not make him better?

I will tell you why. It is because they do not work.

We should consider antidepressants to be accomplices to murder.

See Mark’s book “I
Asked, God Answered … a Columbine Miracle.”

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