Pope: "Oversexualization of America"- it's psychiatry's fault
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Subject: "Oversexualization of America"
Date: Apr 17, 2008 6:55 AM
"He also said the problem needs to be viewed in the wider context of
secularism
and the over-sexualization of America, and called for 'a determined,
collective
response.'"
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As I said, it is psychiatry's fault that the Western world has become
so warped.
It is about these psychiatrists telling you that all the problems in
the world are
caused by a lack of sex. It's about psychiatrists recommending that
women cure
their males of their drunkenness by sex. It's about psychiatrists
telling everyone
that all women are drama queens and need more sex.
What I tell you is true.
Psychiatrists warped the Western world, it was about the degradation
of women, and
Vatican II was about "modernizing the Church" to include these modern
theories that everything is cured by sex.
http://www.actionlyme.org/JAMES_PHILLIPS_HOMEPAGE.htm
God as my witness, with this much evidence of chronic neurologic Lyme
and having
given it to my children, James Phillips still believes the world's
problems
are caused by not enough sex, even to include that it is my fault that
my boyfriend
was an over-drinker for 20 years before I even met said boyfriend.
THAT is mental illness, since there is no logic involved in suggesting
that not
giving my boyfriend enough sex was the reason for the over-drinking.
It is psychiatry who loosened the Western moral moorings and it is
about the degradation
of women.
http://www.actionlyme.org/PSYCHIA_SATANISM.htm
http://www.actionlyme.org/SATANS_SICKOS.htm
http://www.actionlyme.org/EXORICISMS.htm
'"We already have his soul. We claim him. He is ours. And you cannot
do
anything about that. We already have him. He is ours. We needn’t fight
for him.'
"Richard/Rita was wheezing like someone being asphyxiated, eyes
bulging, neck
muscles standing out, his long hair falling back, his chest heaving,
as he half-rose
in his effort. “You can’t get him back. He is ours. He does our work.
He doesn’t
need a box. He puts everybody else into it.”
"All calm was gone from Dr. Hammond (a psychiatrist) ; his face was a
picture
of black fear...."
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"He puts everybody into the box."
He gets everyone to worship SEX instead of LOVE.
The State of Corrupticut will never look into these crimes and the
crimes of a genital/sexual
nature against children, since too many people totally believe women
are for sex,
including, obviously all the DCF hoes, and you can't teach a pig to
fly.
You can't teach a pig to fly. DCF is far too retarded to learn simple
facts
and read.
It's part of the Destroy America formulary where duh DCF hoes do the
dirty work
of destroying families and blaming the victims of big business:
http://www.actionlyme.org/HOWE_BBC_SCIENCE_EVIDENCE.htm
That's an explainer and complaint with evidence about how these
vaccines are
known to not be used against immune compromised children, but DCF
instead is employed
to blame the parent and the replacem,ent for Munchausen's is "Shaken
Baby
Syndrome" where the encephalitis caused by the vaccines is blamed on
the parents.
Listen to the Gephardt case:
http://www.actionlyme.org/VIKING_INTERVIEWS.htm
The State of Corrupticut had NO ONE QUALIFIED to examine the child and
determine
the cause of the brain injury, nor were the Gephardts allowed to bring
any expert
witnesses.
So, now you have the Pope agreeing with me about the insanity of
psychiatry, and
especially James Phillips, who is a perjurer and a malpractioner.
It's psychiatry
who warped all of America and the Vatican. It is psychiatry who
replaced science
with mysticism.
It is psychiatry who brought us the excusnikism of Protestantism. It
is psychiatry
who told us we could make up our own rules (moral relativism):
http://www.actionlyme.org
"The more respect disappears, the more we celebrate."
It was *psychiatry* who was ultimately responsible for the priest/
child sexual abuse
epidemic. It was psychiatry who tried to teach everyone that sexual
obsessions were
"normal."
It started in the late 1950s. People don't even know how warped our
society
is now, since for so many years we adopted the false terminology and
social concepts
invented by psychiatry (Satan).
I will keep complaining about these things so that the world can see
there is no
justice in America and that no one should accept this kind of
democracy exported
by VIOLENCE.
Kathleen M. Dickson
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After meeting with president, pope turns attention to public
April 17, 2008 4:42 AM EDT
WASHINGTON - Pope Benedict XVI spent the first full day of his U.S.
journey sharing
a platform with President Bush and laying out his analysis of the
American church
to the nation's bishops, including strong words about the pain caused
by the
clergy sexual abuse crisis.
On Thursday morning, the soft-spoken theologian not especially known
for iconic
gestures or stage presence will meet the people.
Benedict will preside over an open-air Mass at the new Washington
Nationals stadium,
a gold curtain and crucifix providing the backdrop for the largest
stage yet on
his six-day U.S. visit.
A crowd of 46,000 is expected, and the demand for tickets doubled the
supply, organizers
said. It is a setting his charismatic predecessor, John Paul II, would
have adored.
Benedict's substance is similar; it's his style and personality that
sets
him apart, observers say.
"He's not the great actor and performer that John Paul II was," said
the Rev. James Martin, editor of America, a Jesuit magazine. "But
he's
a brilliant theologian and a sterling preacher."
Before Benedict's arrival this week, polls showed most Americans knew
little
or nothing about him. Those who have watched him so far have found a
German-born
pontiff who speaks excellent English, appears vigorous for his 81
years, mostly
prefers script to spontaneity and displays a keen sense of the
critical issues facing
his 65-million member American flock.
One of larger questions hanging over Benedict's first U.S. trip as
pontiff was
whether and how he would address the clergy sex abuse scandal, which
has claimed
thousands of victims, cost the church more than $2 billion in court
costs and settlements
and led six dioceses to declare bankruptcy.
The answer: he's talked about it early, often and with conviction,
although
not to the satisfaction of many victims and their advocates.
In an address to U.S. bishops Wednesday night at the Basilica of the
National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception, Benedict called the scandal a "deep
shame."
He decried the "enormous pain" that communities have suffered from
such
"gravely immoral behavior."
He also said the problem needs to be viewed in the wider context of
secularism and
the over-sexualization of America, and called for "a determined,
collective
response."
Bishop Gregory Aymond of Austin, Texas, chairman of the bishops'
Committee for
the Protection of Children and Young People, said Benedict made it
clear that more
work remains and the impact of the scandal damages not just the
Catholic church
but faith in God.
"Some would say the crisis is over," Aymond said. "As long as victims
are still hurting and broken and there is a need for reconciliation,
it is still
critical. At the same time, we want to recognize that we as a church
have moved
forward ... The Holy Father gets it."
Aymond also welcomed Benedict's endorsement of Chicago Cardinal
Francis George's
comment that the crisis had been "very badly handled."
"I believe we have to tell it like it is, and I was glad that he said
that,"
Aymond said. "All of us as bishops, as leaders, have to examine our
consciences."
Advocates for victims have complained that no bishops have been
disciplined for
failing to warn parents and police about abusers.
Although the comments on sexual abuse were much anticipated,
Benedict's address
went well beyond them. He talked about Catholics' responsibility to
raise their
voices in the public square, the need to encourage more men to enter
the priesthood,
the influx of Hispanic immigrants who have transformed the church, and
the importance
of strengthening families.
"None of what he's said has surprised me, because he's said so much
before," said Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput. "But he's spoken in
such a succinct way and covered all the bases."
"Even though he's a theologian and John Paul II was a poet-
philosopher,
all of us think in terms of speaking, Benedict is so much clearer,"
Chaput
said. "Not only in his use of English, but in the way he formulates
things."
The pope's presence has deeply touched the devout. One young woman,
awaiting
his arrival at the basilica where he addressed the bishops, began
weeping at first
sight of the pope's motorcade, which was projected on a large screen.
He was
10 minutes away.
Elsa Thompson of Washington, D.C., who as a basilica tour guide knows
the stories
behind nearly every mosaic and stained-glass window, said that when
she looks at
Benedict, she sees a moral authority and a clear voice in a confused
world.
Yet she too wonders how the scholarly pontiff's message will translate
Thursday
in a baseball stadium, as Catholics from around the country are
introduced to him
in person.
"I watched him on TV at the White House, and I thought, 'How many
people
actually grasp what he's saying?' - including me," Thompson said. "Yet
at the same time, I felt challenged, because he is a teacher."
After his appearance at the stadium Thursday, Benedict will address
Catholic educators
and meet with leaders of other faiths.
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