We, the undersigned, petition against the continued use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) as the primary framework for diagnosing mental health conditions. While the DSM has served as a foundational text in psychiatry, it often over-pathologizes normal human experiences and fails to adequately account for the cultural, social, and individual factors that influence mental health. Our concerns extend to the potential for misdiagnosis, over-medication, and the stigmatization of individuals who do not fit neatly into its categorical system. We advocate for a more nuanced approach to mental health diagnostics that prioritizes holistic, individualized care, encourages collaboration between clinicians and patients, and recognizes the diverse spectrum of human experience without reductive labels. Therefore, we call for a reevaluation of the DSM's role within mental health practices and urge the adoption of frameworks that foster understanding, empathy, and improved outcomes for all individuals seeking help.

We, the undersigned, respectfully petition Congress to initiate a comprehensive investigation into the psychological operations (PsyOps) activities conducted by government agencies and their implications on public communication and national security. Recent revelations have raised concerns regarding the ethical boundaries and transparency of these operations, particularly in their influence on both domestic and foreign populations. An inquiry is essential to ensure accountability and oversight, assess the impact of PsyOps tactics on civil discourse, and evaluate compliance with legal and ethical standards. A thorough investigation will promote greater understanding of the methods employed, safeguarding democratic principles while addressing any potential misuse of psychological tactics. The push for transparency in PsyOps needs to serve as a catalyst for developing more robust frameworks that prioritize ethical integrity, full disclosure, and respect for the individual’s right to informed consent.

We, the undersigned, call for immediate action to address the grave injustices of false arrests and false incarcerations, which undermine the very foundations of our justice system. These wrongful acts not only strip individuals of their freedom but also have lasting repercussions on their families and communities. We demand transparency in law enforcement practices, comprehensive training for officers to prevent such egregious errors, and a thorough review process for cases that may involve wrongful detentions. It is essential that we hold accountable those responsible for these violations and implement reforms to ensure that all individuals receive the due process they deserve. We seek to foster a society where justice prevails and the rights of the innocent are protected.

We cannot allow the criminal justice system to become a tool exploited by politicians to undermine and systematically eradicate social activism and activist groups that advocate for important societal changes.