Tom Cruise's 'propaganda' ravings linked to local lobbyists

A group prevented from gaining charitable status because its anti-mental health lobbying was considered “propaganda” is closely linked to the anti-suicide group Casper launched yesterday.Casper, or Community Action on Suicide Education and Res

Matt Nippert
Thu, 26 Aug 2010

A group prevented from gaining charitable status because its anti-mental health lobbying was considered “propaganda” is closely linked to the anti-suicide group Casper launched yesterday.

Casper, or Community Action on Suicide Education and Research, is fronted by Steve Green – the director of the

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