Onto Activism

1610h
A rare break-out of activism erupted in sending an email to a certain Dr. Vaughn Bell who is quoted in Sarah Kershaw's piece in the New York Times. Here it is, and that is the entirety of the blog posting today. I am off to a First Feral Family dinner and a stayover.

Dear Dr. Bell

I read your opinion as quoted in the new York Times in an article by Sarah Kershaw, and I quote as follows;

"Vaughan Bell, a British psychologist who has researched the effect of the Internet on mental illness, first began tracking sites with reports of mind control in 2004. In 2006 he published a study concluding that there was an extensive Internet community around such beliefs, and he called 10 sites he studied "likely psychotic sites.""

I was interviewed by Sarah Kershaw for the article, and the only indirect reference to my experiences of been harassed by organized groups and that was the portion where she mentions;

"all of whom insisted they were not delusional, including one man who said he had been hospitalized in psychiatric wards".

I am assuming that the "one man" was me, as I mentioned this to her, and I also mentioned to her that the very same doctor who I regularly saw at the hospital (and for two years afterward) declared me to be "persecuted" two years later. In other words, he recanted his diagnoses in their entirety.

But I am not writing to enlighten you about the technicalities of my experiences in how Sarah Kershaw crafted her article, but to mention what I learned about psychosis is that it is a singular experience, unique to each patient. But if the deemed patients are reporting identical stories in all their details the diagnosis cannot be psychosis, as it isn't unique.

My experiences are very much the same as those in the community who identify themselves as "targeted individuals". The gangstalking, color arranged gangstalkers (vehicles or clothing), the extra-conventional gravitic harassment etc. are known in detail to all who identify as being harassed. Therefore, it cannot be a psychosis or delusional experience.

This, I learned from a Dr. Dorman of Kent WA, USA when I was living in Seattle and being attacked by some kind of head pain beam (always defeatable when near large metal objects such as inside vehicles), as he found disparate patients to be declaring the same "delusion", and upon further analysis, determined to his satisfaction that this was part of human nonconsensual human experimentation program, with mind control as a partial objective. If you are interested in pursuing the veracity of common claims of delusions, I encourage you to contact him as to his findings, as he has a perspective that flies in the face of what I consider to be a clinical rationalization of the status quo that Ms.Kershaw's article represented.


Dr. Dorman's website is;
http://www.paracelsusclinic.com/meetTheStaff/

I don't expect the public image of targeted individuals to change any by way of the above mentioned New York Times article, and my intent is only direct objective clinical researchers to further exploring what is the true reality of this experience. And if you want to study some more websites as to the presence of psychosis you can always read my blog postings at:

www.tiworld.blogspot.com