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- Former King's students to
testify about abuse - Enabler or family defender? How Hillary Clinton
responded to husband’s accusers - Documenting Trump’s Abuse of Women -
Hypnosis in MPD : Ritual Abuse, Greenbaum Speech, Mind Control
Programming
Former King's students to testify
about abuse Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Two
former students of The King's School in Sydney are expected to give evidence on
Tuesday at the abuse royal commission about sexual assaults by older students in
the 1960s and 70s.
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to
Child Sexual Abuse is investigating the prestigious Parramatta private boy's
school in a set of hearings devoted to "children with harmful sexual
behaviours".
Enabler or family defender? How Hillary
Clinton responded to husband’s accusers By Shawn
Boburg September 28
Hillary Clinton has wrestled with allegations
surrounding her husband’s infidelities for much of their 40-year marriage,
including a sexual harassment lawsuit, a grand jury investigation and an
impeachment vote centered on his untruthfulness about a relationship with a
White House intern....
Her detractors, though, say that Clinton has
unfairly lashed out over the years at the women involved in her husband’s
indiscretions. Her responses have forced her to walk a fine line during the
campaign on sexual assault issues, even as she builds strong political support
among female voters....
Paula Jones, who has accused Bill Clinton of
sexual harassment; Monica Lewinsky, who figures in allegations of a presidential
coverup; and Gennifer Flowers, who claimed in 1992 to be the then-presidential
candidate's lover....
Hillary Clinton dismissed an accusation made by
Gennifer Flowers, the singer who sold her story to a supermarket tabloid after
having previously denied an affair. In an ABC News interview, she called Flowers
“some failed cabaret singer who doesn’t even have much of a résumé to fall back
on.” She told Esquire magazine in 1992 that if she had the chance to
cross-examine Flowers, “I mean, I would crucify her.”
Hillary Clinton’s
support for her husband was crucial, and she sat by his side during a crucial
“60 Minutes” interview, saying she was not like the victim in Tammy Wynette’s
“Stand By Your Man.” Campaign pollster Stan Greenberg said at the time that the
public would disregard the allegations if they believed he had been truthful to
his wife.
Six years later, Bill Clinton acknowledged a sexual encounter
with Flowers....
By July 1992, the campaign hired private detective Jack
Palladino to investigate the accusers involved in two dozen
allegations.
In 1994, former Arkansas state employee Paula Jones alleged
in a lawsuit that Bill Clinton groped her in a hotel room three years earlier.
Hillary Clinton wrote in her autobiography, “Living History,” that she erred in
opposing an early settlement.
Eventually, Bill Clinton settled for
$850,000. During discovery, Jones’s attorneys found out about White House intern
Monica Lewinsky.
Her husband denied the relationship, and Hillary Clinton
blamed the allegations on a “vast right-wing conspiracy.”
Asked on “Good
Morning America” if her husband had been truthful, she said, “I know he
has.”
A former White House aide who spoke on the conditions of anonymity
to talk about private discussions said Hillary Clinton blamed the scandal on
political enemies and insisted that privacy was sacred.
Documenting Trump’s Abuse of
Women For his 1993 book, “The Lost Tycoon,” Harry
Hurt III acquired Ivana’s divorce deposition, in which she stated that Trump
raped her. By Jane Mayer October 24, 2016 Issue
Harry Hurt III
experienced a sense of vindication. In 1993, Hurt published “Lost Tycoon: The
Many Lives of Donald J. Trump,” an unauthorized biography that has long been out
of print. The day the tape surfaced, he was hitting golf balls at a driving
range in Sagaponack, New York, when a text message arrived from a friend:
“Donald is done!”
After Hurt watched the tape, he said, “I thought,
Finally, this behavior is coming out.” But he doubted that the revelation would
do any real damage to Trump’s campaign. Researching his book, in the early
nineties, Hurt discovered and documented more serious instances of Trump’s
mistreatment of women, yet most news outlets had declined to report on
them....
In Hurt’s account, Trump was furious that a “scalp reduction”
operation he’d undergone to eliminate a bald spot had been unexpectedly painful.
Ivana had recommended the plastic surgeon. In retaliation, Hurt wrote, Trump
yanked out a handful of his wife’s hair, and then forced himself on her
sexually. Afterward, according to the book, she spent the night locked in a
bedroom, crying; in the morning, Trump asked her, “with menacing casualness,
‘Does it hurt?’?” Trump has denied both the rape allegation and the suggestion
that he had a scalp-reduction procedure. Hurt said that the incident, which is
detailed in Ivana’s deposition, was confirmed by two of her
friends....
How to Avoid Being Mind Controlled at a
Conference by Neil Brick – Presentation at the 2016
Annual Ritual Abuse, Secretive Organizations and Mind Control Conference –
August 2016 The information in this article was written
with the help and research of several survivors and well-known, well-published
therapists in the child abuse, ritual abuse and mind control fields over almost
a twenty year period. Participants of several ritual abuse conferences
helped research the information in this article. https://ritualabuse.us/smart-conference/2016-conference/how-to-avoid-being-mind-controlled-at-a-conference/
Becoming Yourself:
Overcoming Mind Control and Ritual Abuse by Alison Miller Audio versions part 1 - YouTube http://bit.ly/2cB7ZUv part 2 - YouTube http://bit.ly/2cV9B85
In contrast
to the author's previous book, Healing the Unimaginable: Treating Ritual Abuse
and Mind Control, which was for therapists, this book is designed for survivors
of these abuses.
It takes the survivor systematically through
understanding the abuses and how his or her symptoms may be consequences of
these abuses, and gives practical advice regarding how a survivor can achieve
stability and manage the life issues with which he or she may have
difficulty. The book also teaches the survivor how to work with his or her
complex personality system and with the traumatic memories, to heal the wounds
created by the abuse. A unique feature of this book is that it addresses the
reader as if he or she is dissociative, and directs some information and
exercises towards the internal leaders of the personality system, teaching them
how to build a cooperative and healing inner community within which information
is shared, each part's needs are met, and traumatic memories can be worked
through successfully.
Victims of sexual abuse find comfort at
conference 18th annual sexual and ritual abuse conference
18th Annual Sexual and Ritual abuse conference
was held Sunday. Severe sexual abuse and torture victims from all over the world
gathered in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, to learn how to deal with their trauma.
Survivor and organizer Neil Brick , "This is a conference to educate
people."
The conference is a safe haven for victims. "It validates their
experience and unifies survivors," said Brick. He went on to tell "A lot
of people suffer child abuse, that's unfortunate that people do. So people can
talk to others and realize they're not alone. They can learn about resources on
the internet and books that can help them." http://wwlp.com/2016/08/14/victims-of-sexual-abuse-find-comfort-at-conference