Were all mentally ill, according to psychiatrists
pwalt...@yahoo.com
ASSESSING THE PSYCHIATRIC HEALTH OF U.S. PRESIDENTS
May 18, 2006 08:02 PM EST
James Madison, John Quincy Adams and Franklin Pierce all suffered from
major depressive disorders. Theodore Roosevelt was bipolar. So, too,
was Lyndon Johnson. Woodrow Wilson suffered from a generalized anxiety
disorder. If only we knew then what we think we know now.
It turns out that about half the presidents between George Washington
and Richard M. Nixon suffered from some sort of psychiatric disorder.
This is different from saying that you have to have a mental disorder
to be president, which is an amateur's irreverent observation, though
perhaps open to clinical testing. The cases mentioned above were
diagnosed by three members of the Department of Psychiatry at the Duke
University Medical Center in North Carolina, and they're not being
playful. They've conducted the first psychiatric inventory of the
presidency, and it's a serious study.
There are 374 voted on, made up, phony mental illnesses in the
Diagnostic Statistical Manuel (the psychiatrists billing bible). There
is not one person on this planet who is not mentally ill according to
the psychiatrists. Do you think they could have planned it this way?
DUH!!
Pwalt
antispam-anti-scientology
aberrant and ill people. For which the only solution was to buy hundreds of
thousands of ridicules techniques called scientology.
Jimchi
pwalt...@yahoo.com says...
That is the point, the psychiatrists make it so that everyone can be classified
as Nuts. More money if everyone is crazy.
Jimchi
Android Cat
> In article <1148014932.0...@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>,
> pwalt...@yahoo.com says...
Around and around the Eevil Psyck circle-jerk continues...
Use one identity to post a whole bunch of off-topic posts, do a few one-line
replies to the previous identity, then swap to the next sock-puppet.
This is your "Most Ethical Organization on the Planet" in action.
--
Ron of that ilk.
Barbara...@gmail.com
"Jimchi" <jimch...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:e4nt0...@drn.newsguy.com...
According to the p$ychs, anybody is nuts but the p$ych. It doesn't matter
how nuts psychs are, they are not crazy, according to themselves. If
psychiatry wouldn't be that dangerous and would have not messed up or killed
so many people, it would be almost funny, when they declare anybody nuts
with exception of themselves.
Barbara Schwarz (Looking for the original Mark [Marty] Rathbun. No
impostor, please!)
http://www.thunderstar.net/~schwarz/lrh/fbidocs.html
--
http://www.thunderstar.net/~Schwarz/
(I am concerned about Dave Touretzky's activities. He also has bomb
instructions on the net.) http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/
Barbzzzzz Graham, is the selfproclaimed "chaplain" of an allegedly
non-existing organization named ARSCC that doesn't pay taxes. But if they
don't exist, how come they have a Chief Financial Officer (jail bird Korey
Jerome Kruse aka Simkatu) who works and travels on behalf of ARSCC?
Barbara Graham in her own words: "Anything's legal if you don't get caught."
More:
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/graham1.html
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Gina_and_Phil
horoscopes get.
That they would say anything - jeez, I am glad we are fighting them to
the dust. I am glad we have this newsgroup to be able to vent in as
well. It is part of our Code that we fight for the rights of others to
be safe in the treatment of mental health, and you would think that
would be a natural.
But these shrinks make it so weird - their desire to give everyone a
lable and a lobotomy. terror and torture. Not surprising of course,
since they have no working technology. But I didn't think that the
fight would be against them as much as a fight to help and protect
others...but these shrinks just make it so hard.
Thanks pwalt - thanks for working so hard for our newsgroup.
gina
what pwalt found:
rockyslammer
yourself, can lower themselves to this level. If you were confident
with who you were and what you espouse then you wouldn't need to attack
others. The truth is scientology couldn't handle all the mentally ill
and mentally handicapped if you got them.
When was the last time a scientologist was trained to subdue a raving
heavyweight disturbed man, who has aids and has murdered people, and is
coming to bite you? The fact is carers are trained in threes to
control these guys so has not to hurt the patient and not to get
themselves hurt.
Would any of you do this? No - I didn't think so. However there are
people who do. Why the hell don't you leave them alone to do a very
difficult job in peace?
I know why you do what you do here. But you don't help your cause
doing it. You debase scientology because of it. Believe it or not
attacking is not always the best way to handle a situation. Lying is
certainly not the best way either. Being "big" can win a lot more
friends than being nasty and small. You know what I am saying is right
but you won't let yourself hear me.
Nobody cares if you want to practice scientology. That's not the "it".
You offend people by harming others that criticise you. You litigate,
you tell lies about them and so on. If you really truly believe in OT
then perhaps you should think about if this is the way to OT?
I can't think that lying is the way to total freedom. How does
attacking mental health workers get you to OT? You don't want their
jobs so leave them alone please.
Mikkiblack313
>
>In article <1148014932.0...@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>,
>pwalt...@yahoo.com says...
>>
>>
>>ASSESSING THE PSYCHIATRIC HEALTH OF U.S. PRESIDENTS
>>May 18, 2006 08:02 PM EST
>>James Madison, John Quincy Adams and Franklin Pierce all suffered from
>>major depressive disorders. Theodore Roosevelt was bipolar. So, too,
>>was Lyndon Johnson. Woodrow Wilson suffered from a generalized anxiety
>>disorder. If only we knew then what we think we know now.
>>It turns out that about half the presidents between George Washington
>>and Richard M. Nixon suffered from some sort of psychiatric disorder.
>>This is different from saying that you have to have a mental disorder
>>to be president, which is an amateur's irreverent observation, though
>>perhaps open to clinical testing. The cases mentioned above were
>>diagnosed by three members of the Department of Psychiatry at the Duke
>>University Medical Center in North Carolina, and they're not being
>>playful. They've conducted the first psychiatric inventory of the
>>presidency, and it's a serious study.
>>
>>
>>There are 374 voted on, made up, phony mental illnesses in the
>>Diagnostic Statistical Manuel (the psychiatrists billing bible). There
>>is not one person on this planet who is not mentally ill according to
>>the psychiatrists. Do you think they could have planned it this way?
>>DUH!!
>>
>>Pwalt
of? And so many people believe them! Lord, what ever happened to the bit here
that we need to be able to think for ourselves and not be taken in by all this
BS?
Mikkiblack313
>pwalt...@yahoo.com says...
>>
>>
>>ASSESSING THE PSYCHIATRIC HEALTH OF U.S. PRESIDENTS
>>May 18, 2006 08:02 PM EST
>>James Madison, John Quincy Adams and Franklin Pierce all suffered from
>>major depressive disorders. Theodore Roosevelt was bipolar. So, too,
>>was Lyndon Johnson. Woodrow Wilson suffered from a generalized anxiety
>>disorder. If only we knew then what we think we know now.
>>It turns out that about half the presidents between George Washington
>>and Richard M. Nixon suffered from some sort of psychiatric disorder.
>>This is different from saying that you have to have a mental disorder
>>to be president, which is an amateur's irreverent observation, though
>>perhaps open to clinical testing. The cases mentioned above were
>>diagnosed by three members of the Department of Psychiatry at the Duke
>>University Medical Center in North Carolina, and they're not being
>>playful. They've conducted the first psychiatric inventory of the
>>presidency, and it's a serious study.
>>
>>
>>There are 374 voted on, made up, phony mental illnesses in the
>>Diagnostic Statistical Manuel (the psychiatrists billing bible). There
>>is not one person on this planet who is not mentally ill according to
>>the psychiatrists. Do you think they could have planned it this way?
>>DUH!!
>>
>>Pwalt
>
thinking for ourselves and not just accepting someone else's opinion?
Mikkiblack313
>pwalt...@yahoo.com says...
>>
>>
>>ASSESSING THE PSYCHIATRIC HEALTH OF U.S. PRESIDENTS
>>May 18, 2006 08:02 PM EST
>>James Madison, John Quincy Adams and Franklin Pierce all suffered from
>>major depressive disorders. Theodore Roosevelt was bipolar. So, too,
>>was Lyndon Johnson. Woodrow Wilson suffered from a generalized anxiety
>>disorder. If only we knew then what we think we know now.
>>It turns out that about half the presidents between George Washington
>>and Richard M. Nixon suffered from some sort of psychiatric disorder.
>>This is different from saying that you have to have a mental disorder
>>to be president, which is an amateur's irreverent observation, though
>>perhaps open to clinical testing. The cases mentioned above were
>>diagnosed by three members of the Department of Psychiatry at the Duke
>>University Medical Center in North Carolina, and they're not being
>>playful. They've conducted the first psychiatric inventory of the
>>presidency, and it's a serious study.
>>
>>
>>There are 374 voted on, made up, phony mental illnesses in the
>>Diagnostic Statistical Manuel (the psychiatrists billing bible). There
>>is not one person on this planet who is not mentally ill according to
>>the psychiatrists. Do you think they could have planned it this way?
>>DUH!!
>>
>>Pwalt
>
thinking for ourselves and not just accepting someone else's opinion?
>>
roger gonnet
Hubbard says that 111% of those living are aberrees. Very aberres, needing
hundreds of hours auditing as $ 1000 per hour or more. Plus many courses,
totalling more than $ 400000, just to learn that they are idiots to have started
with that.