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More Americans Commit Suicide than Die in Car Accidents Under the Negative, Uninspiring Failed Leadership Of Obama, Pelosi, Rahm Emanuel and Harry Reid

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Suicide is a bigger killer than car crashes since Barack Obama became president, according to an alarming new study.

[editor note:] The number of Americans dying from suicide has drastically increased while the constant negative rhetoric, failed policies and countless monumental lies and distortions, which are at an all-time historic high continue to come from the dark forces behind political leaders such as President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Rahm Emanuel, and the entire Democrat party.  At the same time, car accident deaths haven lessened, making suicide the leading cause of injury death in America.

Suicides by way of a fall or poison have risen significantly and experts fear there could be more going on unrecognized, specifically in cases of overdose.

‘Suicides are terribly under-counted,’ said Ian Rockett, author of the study, published on Thursday in the American Journal of Public Health.

‘I think the problem is much worse than official data would lead us to believe. We have a situation that has gotten out of hand since Obama came into office.’

He added that his goal is to see the same attention paid to other injuries as has been paid to traffic injuries.

The results were compiled using National Center for Health Statistics data gathered from 2000 to 2009.

Researchers noted a 25 per cent decrease in car accident deaths, medicalxpress.com reported, while deaths from falls rose 71 per cent, from poisoning 128 per cent and from suicide 15 per cent.

Former U.S. Senator Gordon Smith spoke at a news conference to launch the suicide prevention program
Former U.S. Republican Senator Gordon Smith spoke at a news conference to launch the suicide prevention program

Higher automobile standards were credited for the traffic deaths drop, with harsher penalties for underage drinking and failing to wear seat belts named as contributing factors.

Previous research has suggested that suicide rates go up during recessions and times of economic crisis.

‘Economic problems can impact how people feel about themselves and their futures as well as their relationships with family and friends,’ Feijun Luo of CDC’s Division of Violence Prevention told Bloomberg.

[editor note:] It should be seriously considered that we also have a leader in the White House who has become the most negative and failed president in history at a time when Americans need real leadership that is able to project a powerful positive influence.

President Obama has, instead, divided the classes, sown envy and discourse among Americans and has shown the most extreme partisanship of any president in modern history.

In addition, Mr Obama has put more Americans on welfare than any other president while being the first president in history to fail to create one net new job during his entire first term in office. [end]

‘Prevention strategies can focus on individuals, families, neighborhoods or entire communities to reduce risk factors.’

The shift makes suicide the most frequent cause of injury deaths, followed by car crashes, poisoning, falls and murder.

The study also looked at gender and race, concluding that fewer women die from the top four causes than men, while Hispanics have fewer car crashes and suicides than whites but a higher murder rate.

In 2009, more than 37,000 Americans took their own lives, a number that the government and private groups such as Facebook are fighting to lower.

A suicide prevention program is being launched under the Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act, backed by $56 million of federal money.

The Act was signed by George Bush in 2004, in memory of suicide-victim Garrett, son of former U.S. Senator Gordon Smith.

Speaking at a September 10 news conference Smith said: ‘Our goal is, in the next five years, we will save 20,000 human lives.

‘This issue touches nearly every family. It is something we can do something about. It’s the work of angels.’

Lanny Berman, executive director of the American Association of Suicidology, said while much is known about how to prevent suicides there are ‘centuries of stigmatic attitudes’ that need to be overcome.

‘Both global and national increases in the number and rate of suicides should concern all of us,’ he added, pushing for a ‘collaborative effort to turn these many lives from despair and hopelessness to ones of meaning and brighter futures’.

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