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    Default Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    Might want to pass this on to anyone who could benefit from this information.

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/fourtee...udents/5575023

    Here are a couple of points from the article.

    Lie # 10:

    “Psychotropic drugs have nothing to do with the huge increase in disabled and unemployable American psychiatric patients”

    False. Many commonly-prescribed drugs are fully capable of causing brain-damage long-term, especially the anti-psychotics (aka, “major tranquilizers”) like Thorazine, Haldol, Prolixin, Clozapine, Abilify, Clozapine, Fanapt, Geodon, Invega, Risperdal, Saphris, Seroquel and Zyprexa, all of which can cause brain shrinkage…

    Of course, highly addictive “minor” tranquilizers like the benzodiazepines (Valium, Ativan, Klonopin, Librium, Tranxene, Xanax) can cause the same withdrawal syndromes. They are all dangerous and very difficult to withdraw from (withdrawal results in difficult-to-treat rebound insomnia, panic attacks, and seriously increased anxiety), and, when used long-term, they can all cause memory loss/dementia, the loss of IQ points and the high likelihood of being mis-diagnosed as Alzheimer’s disease (of unknown etiology).

    Lie # 11:

    “So-called bipolar disorder can mysteriously ‘emerge’ in patients who have been taking stimulating antidepressants like the SSRIs”

    False. In actuality, crazy-making behaviors like mania, agitation and aggression are commonly caused by the SSRIs (Prozac [fluoxetine], Paxil [paroxetine], Zoloft [sertraline], Celexa [citalopram] and Lexapro [escitalopram). That list of adverse drug effects includes a syndrome called akathisia, a severe, sometimes suicide-inducing internal restlessness - like having restless legs syndrome over one’s entire body and brain. Akathisia was once understood to only occur as a long-term adverse effect of antipsychotic drugs (See Myth # 10). So it was a shock to many psychiatrists (after Prozac came to market in 1987) to have to admit that SSRIs could also cause that deadly problem. It has long been my considered opinion that SSRIs should more accurately be called “agitation-inducing” drugs rather than “anti-depressant” drugs.

    The important point to make is that SSRI-induced mania, agitation, akathisia and aggression is NOT bipolar disorder, and SSRI-induced psychosis is NOT schizophrenia! (Go to www.ssristories.net, to read over 5000 documented stories about SSRI-induced aberrant behaviors, including 48 school shootings/incidents, 52 road rage tragedies, 12 air rage incidents, 44 postpartum depression cases, over 600 murders (homicides), over 180 murder-suicides and other acts of violence including workplace violence. These cases only represent a tiny fraction of the possible cases, since medication use is rarely reported in the media.)

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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    Quote Posted by Frankie Pancakes (here)
    Might want to pass this on to anyone who could benefit from this information.

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/fourtee...udents/5575023

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    Indeed, posted in full here: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...=1#post1135605
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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    go ahead and remove my thread. Sorry about that.

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    Quote Posted by Frankie Pancakes (here)
    go ahead and remove my thread. Sorry about that.
    To the contrary, I think it needs its own thread as well; to make it known widely what the FDA and FatPharma are all about
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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    So many mental issues can be resolved by repairing the digestive tract. The gut/brain communication is extremely complex and a true wonder. The GAPS diet can alleviate many ailments such as ADD, ADHD, Autism, Bi-polar, schizophrenia, depression, and more. The more extreme disorders are not easy to heal, but it is possible with perseverance and the right person helping.

    For the most part these psychiatrists need to shrink back into the shadows where they can't harm anyone.
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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    As always Asylums and Psychiatries are used as a tool for the State/Government to Keep the uprising individual in check.

    One Example from good old Germany just in:
    A Farmer named Peter F. had a couple of Cows and was a happy Farmer. Then a branch of the Goverment decided they want Bloodsamples from every Cow and they want to put Metal markers in every Ear of his Cows. The Farmer did not comply. So the State Doctors came with the Police to force it through. The Farmer got angry and pushed some Policecars over with his Tractor. The End of the Story is he will spend the rest of his life in an closed Asylum !!! Thats what happens if you dont Play along.
    Source (german):
    http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justi...a-1135544.html

    Deep Insights into Psychiatry in this Book:
    Deadly Psychiatry and Organised Denial by Peter C. Gotzsche

    Amazon:
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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    there's a huge difference between psychology and psychiatry;

    in my estimation psychiatrists are pill-pushers who will prescribe pills (pharmaceuticals are the most common cause of depression) to combat depression; huh?!-

    every person I've ever known who has sold their rational mind/soul to psychiatry has deteriorated rapidly instead of having improved; they paid money (medical insurance?) for their demise; one committed suicide-

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    Default Re: Fourteen Lies That Our Psychiatry Professors in Medical School Taught Us Med Students

    "What Biederman and Wozniak---and the rest of the psychiatric profession---failed to realize, or didn’t want to see, was: drugs given to treat ADHD (e.g., Ritalin, Adderall) are versions of speed; and speed causes, among other reactions, very irritable hyper emotions, which are indistinguishable from “manic.”"

    Jon Rappoport, from blog article: "The secret behind fake bipolar disease in children." | July 2018


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    Twenty two years --- 1996 ---and what seems like a lifetime ago I began work as an administrator in the Membership Office of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) in London and took on the role still being very ‘green’ indeed about what psychiatry was really all about.

    But, I was interested enough to want to explore, and learn, and so I did.

    One of the first things I learned from this experience is that the administering and prescription of psychiatric drugs was often seen, at that time, as a very last resort following thorough consultation between a psychotherapist conducting multiple psychotherapeutic sessions, and close consultation with a patient’s GP (General Practitioner) and a good understanding of that patient’s medical history.

    I would overhear conversation in the same room where I was working between the then Treasurer, himself a child and adolescent psychiatrist and eminent in his field (now sadly deceased), and his secretary.

    It was, to say the least ---and remains to this day--- most educational listening.

    In those days it seemed that there was --- despite the really rather gruesome origin of the profession covered extensively throughout various forum threads and on the internet more widely --- a great deal more responsibility: psychiatric medication, at least in the UK, certainly didn’t seem to be being sprinkled liberally around for profits' sake, although, it would always have been there.

    There seemed to be more genuine care.

    The 1995 article referenced by Jon Rappoport here would though lend some support to a ‘sea change’ in approach ---a kind of poison that crept its way into the profession at least more overtly ---and was becoming more noticeable in some of the regular BJP (British Journal of Psychiatry) and Psychiatric Bulletin copy being produced.

    Suffice to say that twenty two years later, and after some fairly diligent research ---and a romantic relationship that was torpedoed by my partner being diagnosed ‘Bi-polar’ without ever having exhibited, at all, any obvious symptoms --- I would have to concur with many of the observations Jon makes in this article.

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    The secret behind fake bipolar disease in children

    Jon Rappoport - July 18th, 2018

    ABC News, 5/11/12: “…Columbia University researchers found a 40-fold rise in office visits among youth diagnosed with bipolar disorder between 1994-95 and 2002-3.”

    In 1995, a new wind began blowing across the psychiatric landscape. The public wasn’t aware of it. But among professionals, it was big, very big:

    Children, including the very young, could, for the first time, legitimately be diagnosed with bipolar disease (aka manic depression).

    The impetus for this “revelation” was a 1995 report, “Is Your Child Bipolar?” written by two doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital, Janet Wozniak and Joseph Biederman.

    Biederman would go on to become the target of internal investigations at Harvard and Mass General---did the pharmaceutical money he took influence his judgment in deciding bipolar was a real disorder among children? The charges against him were ultimately reduced to a few light slaps on the wrist; he retained his prestigious position.

    But back in 1995, he and Wozniak, as the NY Times Magazine recounts (9/12/08, “The Bipolar Puzzle”), arrived at an earthshaking conclusion about children coming through their hospital clinic: a number of them fit the description of “bipolar irritable manic.”

    It was a huge wow for the psychiatric profession. No one had seriously insisted, with “convincing evidence,” that very young kids could develop bipolar.

    But now, psychiatrists were going to pick up that ball and run with it. Drug companies were going to develop and promote drugs (very serious and toxic drugs, like Risperdal) to treat childhood bipolar.

    However, what the Times Magazine story mentions---but no one pays attention to---is this: Every one of these original manic “bipolar children” coming through Mass General, minus only one child, HAD ALREADY BEEN DIAGNOSED with ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

    Boom.

    What Biederman and Wozniak---and the rest of the psychiatric profession---failed to realize, or didn’t want to see, was: drugs given to treat ADHD (e.g., Ritalin, Adderall) are versions of speed; and speed causes, among other reactions, very irritable hyper emotions, which are indistinguishable from “manic.”

    In other words, the obvious takeaway, which no one took away, was that the “manic” symptoms of these kids were reactions to the prior speed drugs prescribed for ADHD.

    There was no bipolar.

    In fact, and you can find this repeated in many press reports, there are no lab tests for diagnosing bipolar. No blood tests, no brain scans. It’s all done by consulting menus of “indicative” behaviors assembled by committees of psychiatrists. See, for example, the National Institute of Mental Health, “Bipolar Disorder in Children and Teens”: “There are no blood tests or brain scans that can diagnose bipolar disorder. Instead, the doctor will ask questions about your child’s mood and sleeping patterns. The doctor will also ask about your child’s energy and behavior…”

    You can give young kids ADHD drugs like Ritalin or Adderall and watch, in many cases, all the symptoms of so-called bipolar come to life before your eyes. In the old days, people used to call this a speed crash.

    At first, speed can give a person a sense of clean fresh energy and clarity. Then after taking it for a few days or a week or a few weeks or a month (user reactions vary widely), the person begins to come apart. He’s sitting in a corner, in a puddle of sadness, then he’s very high energy (“manic”) and yelling and throwing things and cursing at people.

    He’s crashing.

    This isn’t a sophisticated situation. This is basic brain disruption.

    Here’s another drug sequence with the same outcome: ADHD diagnosed, Adderall prescribed; child goes into a big funk and this is diagnosed as depression; doctor prescribes Zoloft, which causes a few high-flying “manic episodes.” New diagnosis: bipolar.

    Or a young toddler is fed formula that is largely synthetic, and chemicals cause a severe series of reactions, which are labeled “bipolar.”

    Or a child is given a series of vaccine shots containing aluminum (a known neurotoxin), formaldehyde, and other injurious chemicals, and as a result develops severe symptoms labeled “bipolar.”

    The drugs prescribed for bipolar are quite heavy and dangerous: Valproate, Lithium, Risperdal.

    Adverse effects of Valproate include:
    * acute, life-threatening, and even fatal liver toxicity;
    * life-threatening inflammation of the pancreas;
    * brain damage.

    Adverse effects of Lithium include:
    * intercranial pressure leading to blindness;
    * peripheral circulatory collapse;
    * stupor and coma.

    Adverse effects of Risperdal include:
    * serious impairment of cognitive function;
    * fainting;
    * restless muscles in neck or face, tremors (may be indicative of motor brain damage).

    In January, 2002, psychiatrist and author Peter Breggin told CBS News: “Psychiatry is out of control when it comes to drugging children…The drug [Risperdal] has an effect. The effect is basically a chemical lobotomy . . .”

    And all this bipolar fakery started in 1995 when kids on psychiatric speed showed up at Mass General Hospital…

    And here’s the key paragraph from the New York Times Magazine article, “The Bipolar Puzzle,” 9/12/08, about that decisive moment in time at Mass General:

    “…In an influential 1995 paper that began the paradigm shift toward bipolar disorder within child psychiatry, Janet Wozniak — the director of the pediatric bipolar-disorder program at Massachusetts General Hospital and co-author of “Is Your Child Bipolar?” — working with the chief of pediatric psychopharmacology, Joseph Biederman, revealed that 16 percent of the children who came to the clinic met the D.S.M. criteria for mania [manic symptoms]. This was shocking news; it was widely believed until then that mania in children was extremely rare. Wozniak reported that the children’s mania most often took the form of an irritable mood rather than an elevated one, and that the mood was often chronic: the norm, rather than the exception. All but one of the manic children in the study also suffered from A.D.H.D.”

    It almost seems as if the author dropped in that last sentence as a clue to the whole scam.
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    I have some experience with this, as I was diagnosed with...........drum roll please.......................bi-polar disorder at the ripe age of 52, with ABSOLUTELY NO HISTORY OF bipolar or mental disorders. But, magically, when I had my spiritual awakening, I was bi polar.

    I knew I wasn't bi polar but the catch 22 was that unless I agreed to take the medicine after being committed for six days, then I couldn't get out. In other words, I was considered to be "uncooperative", so I agreed to take it so I could get the hell out of there.

    They put me on lithium and it was horrible, so I deliberately made the symptoms seem worse (I was acting; holding on to walls and acting like I couldn't stand up, etc.) and they took me off of it.

    The sad part is that I didn't need any of the above. I just needed someone who had some experience with spiritual emergencies or targeting.

    They gave me a prescription after I left but I didn't take it because I knew I wasn't bi-polar. I was just waking up.

    I wish there was someone out there with some medical expertise who understood that. I came to realize how many people got locked up who were in fact NOT mentally ill. It's a horrible situation.
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    Quote Posted by Valerie Villars (here)
    I have some experience with this, as I was diagnosed with...........drum roll please.......................bi-polar disorder at the ripe age of 52, with ABSOLUTELY NO HISTORY OF bipolar or mental disorders. But, magically, when I had my spiritual awakening, I was bi polar.

    I knew I wasn't bi polar but the catch 22 was that unless I agreed to take the medicine after being committed for six days, then I couldn't get out. In other words, I was considered to be "uncooperative", so I agreed to take it so I could get the hell out of there.

    They put me on lithium and it was horrible, so I deliberately made the symptoms seem worse (I was acting; holding on to walls and acting like I couldn't stand up, etc.) and they took me off of it.

    The sad part is that I didn't need any of the above. I just needed someone who had some experience with spiritual emergencies or targeting.

    They gave me a prescription after I left but I didn't take it because I knew I wasn't bi-polar. I was just waking up.

    I wish their was someone out there with some medical expertise who understood that. I came to realize how many people got locked up who were in fact NOT mentally ill. It's a horrible situation.
    This is a tricky situation, and you have a great deal of my empathy as well as sympathy there Valerie.

    I had somehow managed to actually get to speak to my then partner's psychiatrist - I'm going back 7 years or so now - and can't remember how I effected that without going through the usual channels. She was then - early 2011 - clearly going through an 'episode' (sic), the first she'd had while we had been together in 3 years. Unbeknown to me at this time was a mental health history stretching back to her teen years.

    That's three years in a relationship without any symptoms obviously presenting themselves.

    During my conversation with her psychiatrist I stressed absolutely the importance of being most aware of the fact that she really did have great psychic lucidity (I had been present on many occasions she was able to demonstrate this ability), and, that this really would need to be factored into any decision made in any diagnosis.

    Suffice to say, and unsurprisingly, this would seem to have fallen on deaf ears.

    Diagnosis: bi-polar episode.

    Several weeks later she was issued a Section 2, admitted to the local mental health unit, and prescribed the usual potent cocktail of suppressants et al.
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    Interestingly, I do remember researching this after it happened, and was surprised to see that writers seem to have a large percentage of these episodes. Something about language that I can't really articulate.


    Quote Is there a link between bipolar disorder and creativity?
    There may now be a scientific explanation as to why many creative people have bipolar disorder. Several recent studies have showed that people who are genetically predisposed to bipolar disorder are more likely than others to show high levels of creativity, particularly in artistic fields where strong verbal skills are helpful.

    In one study from 2015, researchers took the IQ of almost 2,000 8-year-old children, and then assessed them at ages 22 or 23 for manic traits. They found that high childhood IQ was linked with bipolar symptoms later in life. For this reason, the researchers believe the genetic features associated with bipolar disorder can be helpful in the sense that they also may produce beneficial traits.

    Other researchers have also found a connection between genetics, bipolar disorder, and creativity. In another study in 2015, researchers analyzed the DNA of more than 86,000 people to look for genes that increase the risks of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. They also noted whether the individuals worked in or were associated with creative fields, such as dancing, acting, music, and writing. They found that creative individuals are up to 25 percent more likely than noncreative people to carry genes that are associated with bipolar and schizophrenia.

    Not all people with bipolar disorder are creative, and not all creative people have bipolar disorder. However, there does appear to be a connection between the genes that lead to bipolar disorder and a person’s creativity.
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    I was hospitalised and drugged too.

    They have 2 basic avenues to send you down. Either a mood disorder or a psychotic disorder.

    I was mood disorder, recurrent depressive, and unusually prescribed an antipsychotic along with an anti depressant. I think that was because they didn't believe anything I told them could possibly be true.

    My experience with an anti psychotic is that it has an effect that I can best describe as having a thick fog come down that obscures the view beyond about an arm's length. Only basic primary thinking functions work, all the complex background "reference" thoughts are gone into the fog. it kind of drops your IQ about 50% but leaves all your "intelligent" manerisms intact.

    And that's my point. Yes, clinically it checks out as a helpful method to relieve the distress, but it is without a doubt, a cosh and a potential weapon in a mind war.
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    Your mind seems fine now, Norman!! I had "brain fog" during my CFIDS days.

    Val.....My poor Mom even had the shock treatments, back in the day. Then she was on Lithium for years. Her maternal Grpa. had it, she got it, & so far, it has only manifested in one of my grandchildren. It is so sad & does effect the lives of all around them. Seems to skip a generation.

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    "Psychiatry in the second half of the twentieth century has undoubtedly been strongly skewed --not by an agenda that has to do with academic research, not by the best interest of clients, not by ethical psychiatry --but by an intelligence agenda..."

    --Colin A. Ross, M.D.

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    Links to Mireille Torjman and a submission to archive.org.

    LEADING PSYCHIATRIST BLOWS WHISTLE ON PROFESSION: PROVES 50+ YEARS of MIND CONTROL-NSA TRANSMISSIONS on WE the PEOPLE for DECADES
    by Mireille Torjman

    Topics NSA TRANSMISSIONS
    Collection opensource
    Language English
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    MindNet Journal -Vol. 1, No. 94 ---V E R I C O M M sm "Quid veritas est?"
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    The following is reproduced here with the express permission of the author/publisher. Permission is given to reproduce and redistribute, for non-commercial purposes only, provided this information and the copy remain intact and unaltered.
    Editor's Note: The following article originally appeared in the newsletter of The Freedom of Thought Foundation: Free Thinking, Vol 2. No. 6 & No. 18, 1996.
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    The following Natâl Healthcare was infiltrated from the minds of we the people using psyops on media and all Govât employees, laws, and systems to engineer our culture.

    Psychiatry skewed with mind control CointelPro born in the 50âs and DOD keeping their enemies close (Democracy Now interview with Amy Goodman.

    INVENTING and framing the entire profession with synthetic ills, paranoia, schizophrenia, trances for split personalities, cognitive impairments all born around the 70âs, into our childrenâs books/journals, with worse SCIENCE under SIEGE. The creation of suspended senses, NLP, and terrorism Manchurians, sociopaths, stalkers, etc. PSYCHIATRISTS, APA, AMA have all been duped in their own practice framed by NSA TRANSMISSIONS during their WORK. Dr. is alive and practicing.
    Dr. Bowart died of CANCER while discovering the full conspiracy and TAX DOLLAR collected by our Govt on Pharmaceutical DRUGS.

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    By W.H. Bowart December 1996

    Is the profession of psychiatry beginning to rival the legal profession as having the most useless information, the most know-nothing, corrupt and mercenary practitioners of any profession?

    The proof of the psychiatric pudding might be that doctors who once easily earned $300,000 or more a year are having a hard time pulling in $100,000 a year these days. This could be due to the cuts in national health care payments, to the competition that has been created by the lower prices of the HMO's, and/or it could be partly caused by the accumulative effects of the CIA's fifty years of covert manipulation of that profession.

    Almost every psychiatrist of the aged generation (especially those who also hold diplomas in psychology) worked for the CIA or another branch of the cryptocracy in one or another dirty project which tested drugs, hypnosis, brain stimulation and a variety of other things on unwitting humans --often employees of the government who'd already signed their lives away.

    These psychiatrists were hell-bent on seeing that this government chattel would, since they hadn't given their lives for their country, give their minds and souls and too often their children's minds and souls for it.

    In any of the professions it's hard to find a whistle blower. Seldom will one lawyer speak ill of a peer. Even harder is it to find justice in the self-regulated profession of health -especially mental health. Doctor's seldom bear witness against other doctors. A good example of the insular attitude which sees regulatory board members looking the other way was the case of Dr. William Jennings Bryan III (WJB3). Great grandson of the great orator William Jennings Bryan, WJB3 was the director of the American Institute of Hypnosis in Los Angeles from the fifties to his death in the seventies.

    Bryan was an innovator in the application of the uses of hypnosis. He designed a switchboard of electronic instruments which made it possible for him to hypnotize and monitor the feedback from three different clients at the same time. He had a taste for beautiful women, so, after he found beauties who were also highly suggestible, he encouraged them to pay him a "professional" visit.

    "Psychiatry in the second half of the twentieth century has undoubtedly been strongly skewed --not by an agenda that has to do with academic research, not by the best interest of clients, not by ethical psychiatry --but by an intelligence agenda..."

    --Colin A. Ross, M.D.


    During such sessions, after the women were in a "deep, deep sleep," WJB3 would slip into the room where they were lying on the couch and make suggestions which would eventually open them to accepting his sexual advances --maybe while they were imagining they were having sex with their husbands, or some Hollywood icon of their dreams. While WJB3 might have thought of this as just a little creative visualization, some of the women eventually remembered episodes of this hypno-rape, and four of them pressed charges of sexual assault against him.

    According to the April 22, 1969 Los Angeles Times, the California State Board of Medical Examiners found William Jennings Bryan III guilty of "unprofessional conduct in four cases involving sexual molesting of female patients." The penalty for this offense was five years probation --a typical slap on the wrist for shrinks who are working for the cryptocracy. The Canadian psychiatrist, Dr. Ewen Cameron was the former head of the Quebec Psychiatric Association, the Canadian Psychiatric Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the World Psychiatric Association (the founder of the WPA, in fact), and the one-time President of the Association for Biological Psychiatry has been described as the most "politically connected a guy as ever existed in the entire field of psychiatry in the 20th Century." This Canadian shrink was funded through MKULTRA and Human Ecology Foundation, did LSD and other hallucinogen research funded by both the Canadian military and the CIA.

    Cameron is one of the central figures in Gordon Thomas' book Journey Into Madness. Cameron developed an insidious technique of torture called "psychic driving" which produced Differential Amnesia and Schizophrenic appearing conditions. He gave his secret test subjects hundreds of ECT (electroshock) treatments using the Paige-Russell technique, in which the shock switch is thrown six times during a treatment instead of once. Then the "patients" would be given barbiturates and a deep, deep, neuroleptic sleep would be induced for three months or so.

    When the subjects finally came out of their comas they were usually depressed, disoriented, incontinent, and unable to state their names, read, drive an automobile, have sexual relations, cook, use the toilet, or recognize their spouses or children. This must have been of great use to the cryptocracy which supported such research for around fifty years since it appears that the cryptocracy is still supporting more advanced research in which possession and control of the human mind and soul is the targeted outcome.

    Dr. Cameron escaped prosecution because no one knew about (or could remember) his criminal research until after his death. When news of his "experiments" was made public, the CIA was sued and quickly paid the mentally damaged subjects of Dr. Cameron's cryptocratic curiosity millions of dollars in out-of-court settlements. That figure might have been much greater had the majority of the subjects not died prematurely. The history of the CIA's search for tools to create and managed the perfect slave state are chronicled in a variety of books. But the profession has largely ignored this information, often giving the authors the armchair diagnosis as "cranks" and "paranoids."

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    Ed note: Bowart then goes on to reference Canadian psychiatrist Dr. Colin Ross [Tintin]

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    But there are heroes even among psychiatrists. At least one, a Canadian Psychiatrist, Dr. Colin Ross, has begun to put a lot of time into trying to identify and correct the wrongs done by his countryman Cameron and his peers in the profession.

    Ross said: "Virtually every leading psychiatrist in North America between the 1940's and the 1970's was involved in some aspect of the CIA's mind control research."

    At a workshop he held at the 9th Annual Western Clinical Conference on Trauma and Dissociation in Costa Mesa, California, last April, Ross offered a preview of the research he's uncovered for a new book. He said,

    "When I systematically started looking into CIA military mind control, the more I looked, the more solid reality there was there. And as you will see as we go through these slides, and through this talk, it's a completely different deal from SRA. Somewhere out there in the justice system, there may actually be objective evidence where somebody has actually busted a SRA cult. If there is, that information is not generally publicly available to us. It is a fact that we have not nailed down human ritual sacrifice cults in North America if they exist. So it's all conjecture ... I will prove to you, completely locked down, documented, proven, beyond dispute or discussion that intelligence agencies have been creating Manchurian candidates and MPD for operational use since the Second World War."

    "This is not a conspiracy theory," he said, "This is a fact." Now that's very amazing," Ross said, "because if you took an opinion poll of all the psychiatrists in the American Psychiatric Association today --or you took the same poll five years ago, over 99% of the psychiatrists would say 'It's fiction. We know the movie is fiction, Frank Sinatra (in the Manchurian Candidate) did a good job, but there's just no way, it's absolutely impossible.' There might be two outlaw psychiatrists in the whole group who would say that it's possible that Manchurian candidates are real. This is a very, very strange phenomena that actually, in 1996, this is a completely documented fact -it's a very strange sociological development in the field of psychiatry."

    "How could that be possible? Well, I'm going to try and explain how it's possible. So that's what I am going to talk about. Also I am going to talk about not just creating Manchurian Candidates, but the whole network of mind control doctors that is involved in this and supports this --this kind of old boys' network that maintains all of this. And you will see a whole bunch of slides with godzillian interconnections that I will go into in detail. And every one of those steps --unless I otherwise specify --is completely documented. Absolutely objective in full.


    "There is something real peculiar about the whole story. It's a very strange story. It tells us that there is something going on in our culture and in the mental health field that is hidden and secret. This is another kind of incest secret in the field of psychiatry that all of these people who have been running psychiatry in the latter half of the 20th century are either directly or loosely connected to a whole huge universe of covert, hidden, secretly funded mind control research, and as emphasized, that's a fact... If, in fact, experimental MPD has been created and has been tight and hard and real enough for operational use by intelligence agencies for the last 50 years, then it is something of interest to the dissociative disorders field. This is profound evidence in favor of the iatrogenic (doctor induced) pathway to DID that I talked about this morning.

    "When I combine the expert witness experience that I have had at clinically created iatrogenic DID using the techniques of destructive psychotherapy cults in the course of persuasion, as I described this morning --when I take that expert witness evidence and see those cases created out of a base of no preexisting DID and then I go to this CIA military mind-control literature, my only possible conclusion is, yes, you can create full tilt DID artificially from ground zero. Also, I have to conclude that you can create any degree of complexity, permutations of false memory that you want. There is absolutely no limit on the quantity, complexity, reality, congruence, plausibility of false memories that you can insert in somebody's mind --wittingly or unwittingly.

    "They didn't tell me that in medical school? "This is a little sub-paradigm revolution in the DID field. "There is a huge wealth of information, experimental information, clinical anecdotal information, and operational street smarts knowledge of DID that's been up and running and full tilt in the mental health field for 50 years now. This did not spring out of nowhere in 1980, and we are missing a ton of experimental research data that's still classified that bears directly on this false memory debate that is going on in our society now. And you will see some of the players in this whole scenario of interesting people..."


    Today mind control research has bled into many other specialized areas and comes up under the general heading of "cognitive sciences," which includes biomedicine, anesthesiology, neurology, cybernetics, linguistics, neural networking in the computer science departments and so forth. All of these projects are scattered and compartmentalized so that one researcher usually doesn't know what another is doing, but the funders (the black budget spenders of the U.S. and other governments) collect all the data and put it together for the final devastating applications.

    In his workshop Ross offered the names of some of the more insidious doctors and the institutions which supported them. At the top of the list was Dr. George Estabrooks who, in 1950 wrote:

    "I can hypnotize a man --without his knowledge or consent -into committing treason against the United States."

    Ross described Estabrooks as a pivotal figure in the cryptocracy's mind-control research. He drew an elaborate map connecting Estabrooks to the CIA's MKULTRA research, the FBI and other agencies..........

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    Then, he named the following professionals as part of the mind control conspiracy;

    • William C. Hollinger,
    • L. Wilson Green,
    • Richard Ofshe (Sociologist),
    • James Hamilton,
    • Harold Abramson,
    • Carl Pfeiffer,
    • Louis Jolyon West (Psychiatrist UCLA),
    • Carl Rogers,
    • Martin T. Orne,
    • George White (Army Col, CIA, BNDD),
    • Maitland Baldwin,
    • Harold Wolff,
    • Raymond Prince (Mass. General Hospital),
    • R. Gordon Wasson (stock broker and mycologist mushroom expert),
    • John Mulholland (magician),
    • B.F. Skinner (Harvard Behaviorist),
    • Garner Murphy (Harvard),
    • E.R. Hilgard (member of DSM IV Dissociative Disorders Committee),
    • Ron Shore (collaborator with Martin Orne)
    • Milton Erickson (Psychiatrist and inspiration for Neurolinguistics Programming),
    • Daniel X. Friedman (Editor of Archives of the Journal of Psychiatry 1970-1993),
    • Allen Dulles (Director CIA 1953-1961),
    • Loretta Bender, Paul Hawk (psychiatrist who killed Harold Blauer in 1953 with
    an inject of supposed mescaline),
    • Robert White (Harvard),
    • J. Edgar Hoover (Director of the FBI),
    • John Gittinger (CIA psychologist),
    • Robert Lifton (psychiatrist and well-known author),
    • Margaret Singer (psychologist, author of "Cults in Our Midst"),
    • Paul McHugh (Chairman of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins),
    • James Whitehorn (former Chairman of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins and advisor
    of the Human Ecology Foundation with Top Secret Clearance),
    • Harold Lief (advisor of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation),
    • Colston Westbrook (CIA Psy-War expert who worked at Vacaville Prison with
    prisoners such as Donald Defreeze and Timothy Leary),
    • Robert Heath (doing brain electrode implant research at Tulane),
    • Francisco Silva (Cuban psychiatrist who allegedly put Lee Harvey Oswald up in
    his home and got him a job at the hospital where Silva worked prior to the
    assassination),
    • Mark Sweet (collaborator with L.J. West for the UCLA Violence Project),
    • Wagner Joreg (son of Wagner Joreg who won the Nobel Prize for treating
    syphilis with malaria),
    • Amadeo Morazzi (LSD researcher at the University of Minnesota),
    • Gregory Bateson,
    • Allen Ginsburg,
    • Ken Kesey,
    • Sydney Mallett,

    ..............and the list goes on.

    Ross linked dozens of institutions to the research which, he said he suspects, is still going on in one form or another. Among the institutions he reeled off the top of his head were:

    • Butler Hospital Health Center (part of Harvard),
    • Children's International Summer Village,
    • Columbia University,
    • Cornell University,
    • Denver University,
    • Emory College,
    • Florida University,
    • George Washington University,
    • Harvard University,
    • Houston University,
    • Illinois University,
    • Indiana University,
    • Johns Hopkins University,
    • Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals,
    • University of Minnesota,
    • New Jersey Reformatory,
    • Bordentown in Tennessee,
    • Ohio University,
    • University of Pennsylvania,
    • Penn State University,
    • Princeton University,
    • Stanford University,
    • Wisconsin University,
    • University of Texas,
    • University of Oklahoma,
    • McGill,
    • NIMH - National Institute of Health,
    • New Jersey Psychiatric Research Institute,
    • National Philosophical Society,
    • Office of Naval Research,
    • Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology,
    • Vacaville State Prison,
    • Public Health Service,
    • Cornell,
    • Bureau of Narcotics,
    • Bureau of Prisons,

    ....and many others.

    "You get the idea," Ross said. Then, the well-prepared researcher gave a litany of declassified code names under which many of these atrocities occurred: MKULTRA, MKSEARCH, MKNAOMI, ARTICHOKE, BLUEBIRD, STARGATE, CHATTER, OFTEN, CHICKWIT, DERBYHAT, THIRD CHANCE, MKDELTA, QK HILLTOP and others.

    "It just shows you," Ross said, "the theme here is not that there is a military intelligence conspiracy to cover up Manchurian Candidate creation with the myth of borderline personality disorder. The point now is more of a global general meta point which is: this whole network of old boys in psychiatry and psychology, who were covertly funded for part of the military and CIA intelligence mind-control network, are very influential in the history of psychiatry in a kind of nebulous fashion that just permeates the whole field. It isn't part of the sort of one-to-one correspondences that I have been showing before. It's a matter of the whole mind set of psychiatry --how we think about borderlines (Borderline Personality Disorder), how we think about temporal lobe epilepsy, how we are going to react to MPD?

    "The point is that the history of psychiatry in the second half of the twentieth century has undoubtedly been strongly skewed -not by an agenda that has to do with academic research, not by the best interest of clients, not by ethical psychiatry --but by an Intelligence agenda." Ross said that the full story of the CIA's involvement with his profession is still unknown. "We are missing a ton of experimental research data that's still classified that bears directly on this false memory debate that is going on in our society now."

    In an attempt to uncover more information Ross visited the CIA Reading Room in Washington, D.C. He said it was "a very unusual experience," and dealt with it with humor, as a skilled psychiatrist would deal with a client suffering from Dissociated Identity Disorder.

    "This is the way it goes in trying to document this stuff and trying to make it public and identify the specific individuals. It's a big slow job. And when you make Freedom of Information requests, it's like interacting with any Federal Bureaucracy." Ross said that, in fact, the CIA had been extremely helpful to him. The CIA, he said, was "extremely polite, extremely courteous when I went to the CIA Reading Room..."

    "Let me just tell you the story.," Ross said, "Here I am, a Canadian psychiatrist, going down to the Eastern Regional Conference, and a day early I pop over to the CIA Reading Room to look at the MKULTRA documents to figure out which ones I want to order at 10 cents a page which they then shipped to me. It arrives at my office via UPS with CIA stamped in the corner. I'm wondering who thinks that's weird?"

    Ross said he found the CIA Reading Room

    "just this building in Virginia on a street. It is completely unrecognizable as anything. I get dropped off there ... whoa ... there's all these guys in uniforms and here I am, this civilian."

    "I go walking along accompanied by this CIA person, and I go into the first room which has a steel vault door and says 'Secured Area: Treasury Department.' I go into that room and they close the door. I am now in a 'Secured Area.' I sit down and they bring in all the documents on a little cart and (an elderly woman) gives me 15-20 pencils beautifully sharpened, and a notepad and everything. You order which documents you want at the end of the day.

    "I am sitting there working away on this huge amount of documents all day," Ross said.

    "Work, work, work, work ...

    "Some time in the middle of the day this old woman comes at me. Now I am thinking, is this old woman trying to pump me for information? What's here? (Is she) going to report back at the end of the day? She says, 'Well, what's that stuff you are reading?'


    I am trying to act casually, I just say, 'Well, it's just a bunch of mind control documents from the 50's and 60's.'

    And she says, 'Is that stuff classified?' And I say, 'No, no.

    It was declassified a long time ago,'

    And she says, 'Well what do they need me here for?' And I said, 'I don't know.' And then I stopped talking to her and I started focusing down on the paper."


    Ross said his "beef" was not with the intelligence community or the CIA, but with the psychiatrists and psychologists "who created a little loophole where they can step out of normal ethical oversight, violate the Hippocratic Oath, get away with it, not talk about it. It's just like the conspiracy to keep incest under the carpet. This is all conspired and kept under the carpet -not by twelve guys in a room at Langley who are doing the planning, but just by this pervasive old boys network. That's what keeps the mind control secret down just like it kept the incest secret down. So that's another reason why this is important, and needs to be uncovered..."

    "...The idea that there could be a deliberate disinformation campaign element to the False Memory movement is perfectly plausible, consistent with history, and could be expected. There is bound to be some sort of disinformation strategy if, in fact, Manchurian Candidates have been leaking out into civilian psychotherapy. So here we have, with all of this documentation, all of this proof --we know that it is perfectly possible that people we are seeing in therapy who are claiming to be victims of systematic military mind-control experimentation are telling us about what actually happened to them... "We have a major disinformation campaign which has basically fooled mental health professionals and the general public concerning brain-washing, concerning LSD.

    "Fortunately those are the only two examples in human history," Ross said with sarcasm. "This analysis does not apply to the False Memory movement. There is no way it could conceivably be possible, you will all agree, that there could not be any nervousness in the Intelligence Community about Manchurian Candidates spilling out into civilian psychotherapies and that a disinformation program based on False Memories would be required. It is obviously absurd."

    Ross continued his sarcasm, saying:

    "Nobody but a CIA conspiracy nut would ever suggest that. I guarantee you that that thought has never even crossed my mind until it just spontaneously appeared at this moment."

    Then, after the laughter subsided, Ross resumed, in total seriousness, speaking of the declassified documents from the Atomic Energy Commission, alluding to the testimony before the President's Commission on Radiation at which victims of mind control testified they had been experimented upon with radioactive materials as children.

    "This is no longer vague," he said.

    "We know the specific names of people, when they died, whether it was plutonium or whatever was injected, the names of the doctors, the names of the medical schools where it was done, it's all keyed up for compensation, the government has set up a whole compensation mechanism..
    ."

    Dr. Ross' book, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Diagnosis, Clinical Features, and Treatment of Multiple Personality is scheduled for release by the publishers John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., in December, 1996.

    Journey Into Madness, by Gordon Thomas, was published in 1989 by Bantam Books, NYC.
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