Guest post by Joe Hoft at JoeHoft.com – republished with permission from AbleChild.
CALL TO ACTION, CALL YOUR CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE – KILL BILL HR 2085
Congressman Mike Kelly—the lawmaker blocking access to critical documents about the Butler assassination attempt—must not be allowed to advance a bill that ignores glaring conflicts of interest in behavioral health linked to the Butler, PA assassination attempt of President Trump. KILL THE BILL: HR 2085
Key Connections Being Hidden:
- Crooks’ Parents & Behavioral Health Influence: Investigative documents withheld by Kelly’s office may reveal ties between Thomas Crooks’ parents (behavioral health “experts”) and entities like Genesis HealthCare, which employed Crooks at its Bethel Park facility.
- Genesis HealthCare’s Reach: A major behavioral health and nursing home provider, Genesis has subsidiaries spanning 19 states and investors linked to behavioral health tech firms.
Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP represented Genesis in these matters. What is stunning about the law firm that rescued Bethel Skilled Nursing home from Department of Justice inquiries was that Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP is deeply entrenched in the psychiatric drug sector.
The firm has extensive ties to pharmaceutical companies. In fact, the firm handled one of the largest psychotropic drug settlements in United States history in 2017, M.B. v. Tidball, on behalf of a group of nonprofits that the firm also just happens to represent.
The results of this insider settlement by vested stakeholders, psychotropic drugging continues to skyrocket. Big Pharma and the Behavioral Health Industrial Complex was able to walk away from any accountability without losing access to children in State care.
- AGR Building Investors: The AGR Building is reportedly tied to stakeholders in behavioral health technology—a sector incentivized by bills like H.R. 2085, which lacks ethical guardrails.
Roper Technologies retains a 49% minority stake in Indicor, the industrial company that owns the AGR Building in Butler, PA, through its subsidiary AGR International.
Simultaneously, Roper is aggressively expanding into behavioral health with its pending $1.65 billion acquisition of CentralReach, a leading provider of cloud-based software for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy serving autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities (IDD).
CentralReach is projected to generate $175 million in revenue and $75 million in EBITDA for the fiscal year ending June 2026, reflecting Roper’s focus on high-growth, tech-enabled healthcare solutions.
The acquisition, expected to close by April/May 2025, will operate under Roper’s Application Software segment, distinct from its industrial holdings in Indicor.
H.R. 2085’s Critical Flaws:
- Zero Human Rights Protections: The bill funnels tax credits into behavioral health research but fails to address risks of neurotechnology misuse, non-consensual cognitive implants, or data exploitation, as well as psychotropic drug adverse reactions suicide and violence.
- Distraction from Transparency: While Kelly’s Task Force subpoenaed agencies like the ATF, they didn’t go far enough. Kelly’s refusal to release autopsy reports, phone records, or evidence about the white van at the rally suggests a pattern of obfuscation.
Oppose H.R. 2085 Because It:
- Rewards Bad Actors: Genesis and its investors and Roper Technologies could profit from taxpayer-funded research while avoiding scrutiny for their ties to the attack. Kelly has failed to even question these corporations during his investigation.
- Prioritizes Profit Over Safety: The bill accelerates behavioral health tech development without safeguards against coercion and continues to provide the industry the ability to hide behind privacy laws that include avoiding the exceptions to HIPAA – which allows oversight and lawmakers access to mental health records to ensure no abuse of treatment, to safeguard informed consent, and public safety concerns, as well as law enforcement access to mental health treatment records relating to criminal investigations. This creates a loophole to cover up for bad “treatment” outcomes.
- Ignores Systemic Failures: No provisions address gaps in mental health oversight or institutional accountability highlighted by the Crooks case and multiple other mass killing cases.
Demand Congress:
- Release All Documents related to Crooks’ employment, Genesis’ behavioral health partnerships, and the ARG Building’s investors as well as all information on Crooks’ parents connection to behavioral health, as well as the autopsy and PA State Police Report.
- Reject H.R. 2085 until it includes human rights protections for neurotechnology and mandates transparency for behavioral health stakeholders. In addition, it should include a focus on MEDWATCH access for the consumers at mental health access points as well as exit plans for consumers prior to obtaining mental health products and services.
- Investigate Genesis HealthCare’s role in employing Crooks and its investors’ influence on legislation.
This is about more than a bill — it’s about preventing a system where corporate interests override justice. Call your representatives today. Demand answers. Stop H.R. 2085.
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