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The Criminal Exploits of Psychiatrist Aubrey Levin -- Part Two

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cas...@cotse.com

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Dec 30, 2000, 3:43:40 AM12/30/00
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And then there is Levin’s “caring” staff of fellow psychiatrists….

“Documents from the hospital also detail the equally controversial exploits of
several other psychiatrists who worked with him - and stayed on as late as
1995 - at Fort England.”

“The documents all date from the period 1992 to 1995 during which Fort England
hospital had four psychiatrists - Levin, Nigel Fanshawe and a Hungarian husband
and wife team, Eva and Dusa Papp.”

“Dusa Papp committed suicide after it emerged he was having an affair with a
psychiatric patient. His wife is alleged to have attempted to cure at least one
suicidal patient by suggesting they may, at some time, "fall in love".”

“Fanshawe is alleged to have petrified one patient by making him undress and
then stroking the man's chest hairs, commenting on how he loved a hairy chest
on a man and how rare hairy chests were at the hospital.

Fanshawe emigrated to New Zealand in the mid-1990s and had a malpractice suit
opened against him soon afterward. The case involved alleged improprieties in
prescribing psychiatric medicines.”

“Levin himself is noted for being an enthusiastic prescriber of medicines, in
some instances giving patients up to 60mg of Valium at a time. His colleague,
Papp, gave one patient such a high dosage of medicine once that he was unable
to stay awake for more than an hour at a time for more than a week.”

“All the doctors are alleged to have broken patient-doctor confidentiality on
many occasions and subjected patients to mental stress.”

Aug. 14, 2000 Daily Mail & Guardian
“Inside Dr. Shock’s cuckoo nest” by Paul Kirk

gypsyg...@gmail.com

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Feb 4, 2014, 1:01:48 PM2/4/14
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On Saturday, December 30, 2000 10:47:59 AM UTC+2, cas...@cotse.com wrote:
> And then there is Levin's "caring" staff of fellow psychiatrists....
I was treated by all four doctors. There was no such doctor as Dusa Pap...his name was Lazlo Dusa, and he was Eva Papp's husband. He hung himself whilst I was in hospital. Levin was rotten to the core. Fanshawe used to hit on the male patients. Dusa was sleeping with one of my fellow patients, and apparently she was not the only one. Levin and Fanshaw in particular, over prescribed to such an extent that patients in the neuro ward were in asleep by 5pm. Some of us were given such high doses of anti-psychotics that we could barely walk or talk. Some patients could not dress themselves, as their arms could not walk. Some patients received were fried after their shock therapy sessions, that they were like giant babies.

Honest Abe

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Feb 4, 2014, 1:06:33 PM2/4/14
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I have no doubt that some psychiatrists have committed crimes, though most
do not.

That said, I would list the Cult of $cientology's many criminal convictions
in many countries here, but if I had the time to do so this post would
probably exceed Usenet post limits.


SCIENCE AND THE "CLEAR PILL" - WHY $CIENTOLOGY HATES PSYCHIATRY

Chances are it IS all physical after all - that the soul or "thetan" IS the
brain, or a concept held thereby. This is generally considered fact by
psychiatry.

Should you do work such as welding that presents the risk of burn injury,
you probably know that it is advisable to keep cold water available nearby
for quick application to the burned body part. You dunk the burn as quickly
as possible, or run cold water on it, and leave it in the cold water for a
minute or two. The pain is quickly relieved, damage minimized, and healing
occurs much faster than it would otherwise. Where a blister would normally
form, there is only a red spot that quickly fades.

Neurologists explain this phenomena as follows:
Neurons in the brain receiving the pain signals are actually injured by
them. Stopping the injurious pain signals by quickly cooling the burn before
extensive brain neuron damage occurs thus minimizes the effects of the
injury. Brain damage tends to be considered permanent because the means of
reversing it are generally unknown. Thus the "engram" stays in place, even
after the site of the physical injury has healed. The engram resides in the
brain.

Dianetic engram running, and to a lesser degree "assists", appear to be
means by which such neuron damage can be reduced or healed. These somatic
scars are thereby accessed and eradicated, just as corrupt computer files
can be. There is nothing "spiritual" or "religious" about this - it is
simply a means of healing that science is beginning to understand and
becoming able to explain. Scientific knowledge always dispels the
superstitious or fabricated beliefs put forth before the truth became known.
Ignorance is only bliss to the scammers that exploit it in others.

We see here another reason behind the Cult of $cientology's hatred of
psychiatry and physical medicine. If brain damage can be reversed, drugs can
probably be developed to do this without "auditing" - and do so far more
quickly and inexpensively. The doctor or therapist then has no chance to
brainwash the patient with such self-serving and harmful nonsense as the
fable of Xenu's "implants", which actually is L. Ron Hubbard delivering his
desired implants to the "pre-OT".

Some happy day we may have a CLEAR PILL that can reverse all brain damage,
and thus efficiently "run out" all engrams, secondaries, and locks. This
medical miracle will not come from an unscrupulous con-artist cult founder,
but through the progress of the medical science that cult fanatics would do
anything to stop, as it is a threat to their monopolized and soon to be
obsolete "tech".

True science, not the cult of $cientology, will free us all!


saaa...@gmail.com

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Feb 4, 2014, 8:02:09 PM2/4/14
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rogergonnet

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Feb 5, 2014, 4:53:01 AM2/5/14
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erasing interesting answers is what?


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terry...@gmail.com

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Hi Gypsy, could you contact me please. I have a family member being treated by NF and eould like to find out more. Thank you, terry...@gmail.com
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