Real0ne -> RE: There was a plane! (8/14/2011 1:42:00 PM)
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961 Funny thing, every other thread dealing with the 9/11 conspiracy nonsense was either moved or deleted, I wonder why this one is still here. I still say if everyone would put realone, rule and pahunk on ignore, these threads would die quick deaths. It does no one any good to argue facts with the fantasies that these three seem to put forward as truth. For the record, some psychiatrists seem to think that the belief in conspiracy theories is a form of psychosis. yeh and here is what others in varaious fields think about psychologists quote:
[image]http://freedom.org.uk/mag/issuea02/img/pg01a_1.jpg[/image] [image]http://freedom.org.uk/mag/issuea02/img/pg01a_01.jpg[/image] [image]http://freedom.org.uk/mag/issuea02/img/smarty.gif[/image] British psychiatrists William Sargant (right) and J.R. Rees (left) exploited post-WW II social disarray: “Public life, politics and industry should all of them be within our sphere of influence.” [image]http://freedom.org.uk/mag/issuea02/img/smarty.gif[/image] Posing as the “mental health” branch of “medical science,” psychiatry is a fraud. Electric shock and drugs destroy lives while “new ideas” from psychologists ruin education, religion and families. The Church of England’s current controversy — allegations of violence and sexual abuse of their wives by clergymen — raises a deeper issue which has to date gone undiscussed. When Gillian Kidd first complained to the bishop of her Yorkshire diocese that her vicar husband was abusing her, the bishop, according to the Sunday Times, ignored her. When she persisted, the bishop said her husband needed psychiatric help. The vicar’s reply? That his wife was inventing the abuse, and if she persisted he would have her incarcerated — in a psychiatric hospital. The truth of the allegations and counter-allegations is yet to be determined. But the deeper issue nobody seems to have noticed in this and similar cases is the ease with which men of the Church turn to the Godless subject of psychiatry for answers they apparently cannot find in their faith. Why is this a problem? The answer is this: The carefully cultivated image of the kindly psychiatrist, sagely nodding while his patient engages in verbal explorations on a couch, is about as far from reality as drug-induced hallucinations. Scandals about psychiatrists — their abuse of patients, the harm caused by their “treatments” and drugs, and fraudulent claims against National Health insurance, particularly in the United States — are all too regular in the press. But the destructive influence of psychiatry on religion — particularly the established churches — is little understood. http://freedom.org.uk/mag/issuea02/page01a.htm why do you want this censored so badly? What do you fear? Truth?
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