RE: Where is the Psychiatric Community Ensuring No More Newtown Massacres?

The greater majority of Psychiatric Patients are not mentally ill but
suffering from traumatization and hazing by the Satanic race. Whenever one
snaps the psychiatric community has nothing to say about it because they
know what the reality is and they are part of it. Where are people known to
be hazed in our society? In College they are hazed by fraternities when
they are not even a part of that fraternity. That is the exact personality
archetype that the United States fought against and shed blood against in
both the Revolutionary War and the Civil War!!!!

The reason psychiatry came into being was so the satanic, that live among us
and learn from the minds of a master of their school of thought, could
separate themselves from those minds at some point in their lives. Who are
the satanic? Likely they have a mild form of fetal alcoholism that
prevented them from listening and learning. Think of every child who could
not learn in school that became successful in life. And indeed most
corporate CEO's have been diagnosed by publicly available knowledge of their
actions as having the psychopath personality.

Once traumatized and hazed they are quickly put on Zombie medicine so that
they have absolutely no credibility in the world. When they realize it
isn't true they snap. The psychiatric community dopes the good people along
with the bad and indeed misses the real bad altogether- those with the
Satanic mind.

To understand what is going on here you have to suspend your disbelief about
what Jesus Christ and the Bible say about the Satanic.

Thomas Paul Murphy



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Subject: Re: Where is the Psychiatric Community Ensuring No More Newtown
Massacres?

Actually, some people believe that the psychiatrists are causing some of it
by prescribing drugs that, as a side effect, cause patients to act
violently.

The bottom line: Many people can't afford psychiatrist and when a mentally
ill patient does get psychiatric help, they might just make things worse.



On Dec 22, 7:07 am, lew <lewc...@aol.com> wrote:
> Where is the Psychiatric Community Ensuring No More Newtown Massacres?
> *By* *Bernie Reeves* <http://www.americanthinker.com/bernie_reeves/>
> americant*hinker.com* <http://hinker.com/>
>
> "Not the simplest crime scene" opined the top cop investigating the
> Newtown, Ct. school massacre. But what happened is simple indeed: the
> dangerously mentally ill have struck again. Instead of being confined
> where they can be monitored and treated, advanced state paranoid
> schizophrenics roam freely, listening to voices that eventually order them
to kill.
>
> The price we pay is the regular occurrence of unnecessary mass killings.
> The media rarely point out each time that the incidents have the same
> *modus operandi. *Reporting is laced with outrage at the perpetrator
> and demands for swift justice. Vengeance is gradually replaced with
> the crying need for gun control - followed by a flurry of anti-gun
rhetoric which goes nowhere:
> the large majority of Americans support the right to bear arms. Rarely
> do the first reports state the obvious: another dangerously mentally
> ill killer is at it again.
>
> Of course it started in the 1960s, the era of zany theories. British
> psychiatrist RD Laing posited that schizophrenics were more in touch
> with the forces of life than normal "square" people. After all, they
> were usually bright, and particularly lucid while experiencing
> episodes of the illness. Laing was so convinced of their advanced
> psychic state, he conducted experiments that switched roles between
patient and doctor.
>
> Berkeley graduate student Ken Kesey, an early proponent of LSD -
> developed to treat schizophrenia - was inspired by the Laing lunacy to
> write *One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest,* the iconic homage to the
> advanced spiritual state of the disease in which the protagonist is
> the mentally ill RP McMurphy. The enemy and antagonist is Nurse
> Ratchid, who represents the world of square people committed to
> snuffing out the cosmic philosophy and inner revelations of
schizophrenics.
>
> This prototypical identity politics doctrine took hold in the public
> mind, and became a mantra in the mental illness treatment community,
> which led to the mass release of previously confined mental patients
> onto the streets of America. Thus the "homeless" problem overtook
> America - spun by the compliant media as the failure of Ronald Regan's
economic theories.
> Concomitantly, legal activists challenged and expunged loitering and
> vagrancy statutes, leaving the general public exposed to pugnacious
> panhandling and unprovoked attacks.
>
> The proponents of this nonsense had a political agenda. But as happens
> in surreptitious social change, there were unintended consequences of
> a magnitude never imagined. The treatment of the mentally ill began to
> center on patient rights as well as care. Confinement came to be
> regarded as imprisonment and a constitutional violation
>
> Since this trend has become institutionalized, the frequency of mass
> killings has increased, directly correlated to empowering the
> seriously mentally ill and *diminishing the
> ability*<http://thedianerehmshow.org/audio-player?nid=17057>for
> relatives or the public to do anything about it. Families lie
> sleepless unable to take action to commit a spouse, child or other close
relative when they know violence is certain to explode. The patients have
all the rights, and the power of the bureaucracy on their side.
>
> It is now time to remove guns from the top position in media coverage
> and implore the psychiatric community to coalesce and present a
> formula to identify and deal with potentially psychotic patients. As
> it stands now, the only method to remove dangerous patients is to have
> them arrested, which requires a process often too difficult and wrenching
to contemplate.
>
> The Sandy Hook shootings have affected parents more deeply than any of
> the dozens of previous massacres since the 1980s. Discussing the event
> with young children is difficult, and creates anxiety that saying the
> wrong thing could be permanently damaging. It is indeed a national
> trauma that requires national therapy. There is a gnawing helplessness
> that 'there is nothing we can do'.
>
> Yet there is, but the professionals who can construct a solution are
> the ones who abandoned their duty, leaving 20 little children and six
> adults dead. You would think they would step up.

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