A law firm representing the American Psychiatric Association had “requested” that I “immediately cease and desist anyand all unauthorized use and display of any material owned or published by the APA or APPI.”

They go on to say I’m allowed to put links to any information on their website. (That would be NONE, since this information isn’t intended for the public, and doesn’t exist on their websites.)

Unfortunately, what the APA puts out for the public, and what is contained in the documents that were here on the website are two different things.

Just what is it the APA doesn’t want you to see?

Now I’ve put part of their task report back online because it’s part of the public record, and freely available via the Freedom of Information Act.

In the meantime, ChillingEffects.org, an organization that documents threats to free speech, has put the on their site.

Congratulations to the American Psychiatric Association! You’re now officially listed as a threat to free speech, right next to your biggest foe, Scientology. Way to go!

Added: Jul 22, 2006 12:19 pm | Trackback URI |  Email This Post  | Print