From: Greg Boone <Evolbaby.nul>
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:49:13 EDT
Archived: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 12:23:43 -0400
Subject: Re: 'Happy-Camper' Abduction Stories?


>From: Eleanor White <ewraven1.nul>
>To: ufoupdates.nul
>Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 15:25:51 -0400
>Subject: Re: 'Happy-Camper' Abduction Stories?

>>From: Greg Boone <Evolbaby.nul>
>>To: ufoupdates.nul
>>Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:48:41 EDT
>>Subject: 'Happy-Camper' Abduction Stories?

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>>I talk with some abductees and my heart just goes out to them as
>>the suffering they go through and terror is just beyond
>>description. I'm really starting to believe there's no light at
>>the end of the tunnel with this affliction and people suffering
>>from it should receive some form of specialized attention by
>>society without the ridicule and horrid chance of medication and
>>incarceration in institutions.

>Psychiatry has a legitimate role: If someone's thought processes
>are messed up to where they can't look after themselves, hold a
>job, function socially well enough that people don't complain
>excessively, then such individuals legitimately need help.

>Psychiatry has no business whatsoever forcing people who express
>experiences or ideas the psychiatrist doesn't believe or agree
>with into 'treatment'. Such forced 'help' is criminal and
>immoral.

>Does anyone know the mental health laws well enough to say
>whether laws actually allow the forced 'treatment' of anyone
>based on nothing more than a person reporting experiences or
>stating ideas the psychiatrist doesn't believe or agree with?

>If a UFO abductee can be forced into the mental health system,
>then some major revision of mental health laws is essential.


Oh hell yeah!

That's what so surprised me almost ten years ago when I was
hosting a live chat on our magazine, Parascope. I asked the
guests if anyone had an unpleasant experience regarding
psychiatry and their UFO experiences and I got a tidal wave of
99% agreement they all hated psychiatrists and the stories
poured in for days. Some of these stories so terrifying I could
not begin to repeat them here.

There are anti-psychiatric groups all over the world and they've
been throwing psychiatric criminals in jail left and right,
ruining their funding and even Jaime Maussan destroyed billions
of dollars of forced psychiatric drugging in Mexico alone.
Jaime, Jeff Rense, me, and dozens of other ufologists and
reporters have been fighting this stuff for years and I'm the
new guy on the block at it.

Where I grew up in the Hudson Valley, NY, there were massive
psychiatric centers. I mean_huge_! I saw on a daily basis for
over 30 years almost, the ravages of psychiatric treatment on
people.

If you even mentioned UFOs in my home area and someone overheard
you wrong they'd haul you off. I mention it alot in my new book
coming out.

I literally grew up under the terror of being dragged out of my
own home had I gone overboard about UFOs and I've got tens of
thousands of witnesses to back me up on it.

Bottom line is there are many psychiatric watch dog groups out
there and they're easy to find nowadays.


Best,

Greg
www.ufomafia.com/blog




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