United States of Paranoia: They See Gangs of Stalkers

NY Times ^ | June 10, 2016 | MIKE McPHATE

[Bethaneidh]

I meant, “some of...”

[ozzymandus]

There are a lot of anti-gun people who monitor gun forums just looking for somebody to turn in to the cops.

[paint_your_wagon]

From ‘The Ballad of Pious Pete’’, by Robert Service:

http://www.robertwservice.com/modules/smartsection/item.php?page=1&itemid=68

“They’re taking me out with an escort about, and under a sergeant’s care;
I am humbled indeed, for I’m ‘cuffed to a Swede that thinks he’s a millionaire.
But it’s all Gospel true what I’m telling to you— up there where the Shadow falls—
That I settled Sam Noot when he started to shoot electricity into my walls”

[Aliska]

Our nation and technology are at the forefront of some of the evil plans they seem to be hatching. Catholics won't like any role by the pope although many conservative ones are alarmed by his pronouncements, not alarmed enough to leave the church.

Miscegenation is not a politically correct word any more. It used to be forbidden by the Catholic church and laws in America.

I don't think Donald can save America from destiny for long. Look up Barbara Lerner Spectre on youtube. It's odd how names can be eeriy revealing like Mabus, McCain, Caine or nothing.

I think it could have something to do with the end time lost tribes, how they are reckoned, what genetic markers may be reverse traced. It's just a theory, but how like the Enemy of all that is good to destroy the tribes genetically. He will not prevail but could give us a rough ride.

People who believe in the NWO are demonized. Do you think Trump consciously understands about that? He seems to be more invested economically, jobs and trade balances that are more favorable to us.

In any case, Obama is desperate. I don't know how badly these world leaders are rattled. China seems to have run a poll favoring him. Putin would choose him last I knew. The liberals in Europe won't want to accept him.

I'm aware of the NWO but don't go out of my way to read too much about it;

Let's face it. We are already pretty far gone. It's racist to say too much about some of it. Most of the elite wouldn't themselves or let any of their children involved in miscegenation. Boehner was an exception and somebody on here in so many words accusing me of being a bigot for questioning his approval of his daughter's choice. One of my daughter's kids are half Mexican. The other is half black which is a sore trial for me. I finally banned them both from the house, him for jumping off the couch arm when I told him 5 times to quit, and his mother doesn't bother to make him mind. He controls her. I warned her she is in for a rough time in a few years. He also keeps asking can we leave every minute of so, he has his games on his iphone. My daughter said I should get a new tv so he would have something to do. He does nothing but play games and watch tv every waking moment if he isn't otherwise occupied by school. It's sad. He doesn't have many friends. My daughter puts him in an elite school where he is in special ed; none of the kids accept him or their parents. I was more loving and accepting until I lost my son. I feel dead inside towards all my relatives, not just him.

[Foundahardheadedwoman]

Looking on the bright side, these folks will never feel lonesome again.

[Aliska]

Yes, that's exactly what I would do if I have awareness. If it's some kind of technology, we could be powerless against it. I could have said something but already went enough out on a limb.

Test and rebuke the spirits anyway if you have time to react.

I get really annoyed with C2C and all the evil stuff he has on for no more truth than there is. Lots of psychics. All kinds of occult, Ouija boards, UFO's, Abductees, Whitley Strieber. I probably shouldn't listen to it. Noory seems like a really nice guy and he has had Ted Koppel and Dan Rather as guests, a few others which have been interesting.

GMO's seem worthwhile to consider possible long-term effects. Cutting edge science with genetic manipulation. Chimeras. Fukushima. Last night I was half listening, hit the hour button, I think it was Jim Marrs. He made the claim that AIDs was developed at Ft. Detrick, MD to control the black population in Africa. What if it is true or was something that got out of control like Zika and similar? Can't remember what he said about the Black Plague, maybe blamed on aliens. Some of these virii have been here all along or evolved and got loose in the human population, as worthwhile theory as any.

Sometimes someone will call in and rebuke him for allowing occult guests who don't ever mention or teach about Jesus Christ, are arrogant that they know what they are dealing with and how to deal with it. Yeah, right.

[B4Ranch]

>>People who believe in the NWO are demonized. Do you think Trump consciously understands about that? <<

Trump is well aware of the NWO and globalism. He doesn’t want America to surrender our sovereignty to the UN to bring about the One World Government. I’m sure he knows that the CFR supports a OWG.

I think that’s why the Republican Party is giving him such a hard time. He’s made a couple of references to the NWO in his speeches.

I’m saddened to read about your relationship with your family members. I’ll pray for you.

[PLMerite]

“...she was institutionalized and somehow managed to cure herself. She ended up as administrator of the institution, somewhere out east.”

She didn’t get cured, they just promoted from the inside.

[Aliska]

Maybe so. It was too long ago that I read about it. And many, many with different classifications have lucid periods with periodic relapses. Depression sometimes just goes away for the rest of their lives with some people, with or without therapy. Most I suppose it doesn’t and becomes chronic. In a very severe state, a person can become psychotic.

[NorthstarMom]

My mom’s doctor wrote a book telling the story of how he cured his mother in law’s schizophrenia. She had been suffering since his wife was a teenager, he used nutrition to heal her brain. Wish I could remember the name of either the book or the doctor.

I think that sometimes crazy behavior is actually demonic influence/possession. A psychiatrist friend who is also a Christian says he can tell the difference between mental illness and demonic influence as he sees both admitted to the hospital.

[alexander_busek]

Two people I read about cured themselves. One was killed with his wife eventually in a taxi taking them home from an airport in New Jersey, a university mathematition [...]

Sounds like an interesting story. Could make a good movie. Maybe starring Russell Crowe?

Seriously: Why so cagey?

Regards,

[alexander_busek]

Some of these virii have been here all along or evolved and got loose in the human population, as worthwhile theory as any.

The plural, in English, of virus is viruses. The OED gives no other plural.

In Latin, viri is the genitive singular of virus (= slime, poison), as well as the nominative plural of vir (= man).

You're welcome!

Regards,

[Aliska]

I don't doubt that nutrition therapy is effective if diagnosed correctly. Maybe even trial and error. Better than the wicked psych meds they put some on. No wonder they don't want to take them. Meds, properly used, have brought some back to some quality of life compared to their delusional or psychotic states. It must involve terrible internal suffering.

There are several books on schizophrenia and nutrition. Maybe you could google and find it, something jog your memory.

Demonic is also an option. What a great Christian who can discern. Not too many get admitted to the hospital, for more than 72 hours tops any more. Discernment is probably more intuitive or a gift, but it would be good if he would share his experiences in the hope of more effectively helping more sufferers.Mo

Chemical imbalance was the most prevalent theory, it's less stigmatizing, but a real grab bag to find an effective treatment. Sometimes meds are critical though, so I wouldn't encourage anyone to discontinue them except possibly SSRI's only immediately get proactive with your caregiver. There is not a shortage of psychiatrists; I don't know if nurse-practitioners are a good thing or not. In certain cases, regular doctors prescribing maintenance doses and careful followup might be a good alternative. The problem is they aren't particularly trained in them and patients can doctor shop, especially ones addicted to some meds; it isn't just oploids which are probably the most addictive. You can get addicted to others.

It's a shame people don't monitor themselves and take great care if they are becoming addicted instead of giving into the impulse to recreate the high or whatever kick they are getting.

[T-Bone Texan]

I’ve always said penii and anii rather than penises and anuses.

Incorrect?

[Aliska]

Yeah, thanks. No one is perfect. It’s obviously a Latin root of virus. Yes, that’s what I got by googling it, the English plural is the correct one. The Roman world when Latin was in use didn’t have a concept of a virus as defined in our times.

[mumblypeg]

“You better believe FR is monitored too.”

Fundies (fundamentalists) say the darndest things

http://fstdt.com

Various sites listed, with respective search engines. You can look up your FR handle and read posts or even whole threads about yourself! Hours of surreal fun!

[blueplum]

sounds like the powers that be want to recreate the Tower of Babel, but Christians know how well that went. The Almighty won’t allow a One World Order now any more than He allowed it before.

[stockpirate]

Paranoid, a person who knows more then the rest of us care to admit.

[sheana]

I have a very long time friend who had a mental breakdown about 10 years ago. She’s on some heavy duty drugs and is ok most of the time but every once in awhile will go off on a tangent about something weird like the guy you talked to. The last time was the neighbor guys in her building was piping something into her apartment that was making her nauseous and her apartment stink....and someone was watching her and breaking in and destroying her clothes when she was gone.
I told her to make an appt for her doc to adjust her meds.

[NorthstarMom]

You are right, I would never want anyone to just stop taking their meds, it just fascinated me that a doctor was willing to try healing through nutrition rather than manage the symptoms through medication alone.

Our psychiatrist friend is quite discerning-he is very quiet and humble, doesn’t jump to conclusions quickly. Whenever he gives an opinion, be it on politics, religion or people, I listen because it is a rare and well thought out opinion. I imagine if he publicly shared that he believed that some patients suffered from demonic possession he would lose his license.

I have a brother on psych meds, has been his entire life. He suffers from fetal alcohol syndrome (birth mother did drugs as well) and has other issues. The meds are strong and if he is late taking them he gets extremely agitated and difficult. My dad is on pain killers for life and is totally addicted but won’t admit it. When the doc first prescribed oxytocin he told my parents that it wouldn’t matter if he got addicted because he’ll need them for life anyway. That doc has no idea—dad goes through withdrawal every single day as it approaches the time for the next dose, he always wants a little more and has little self control. He tends to take a little extra because “he needs it for the pain “ but then runs out a day or two before the prescription can be filled. Then both my parents go through hell dealing with his withdrawal symptoms. Mom has to hide the bottles and give him his dispenser filled for the week. So my poor mom is spending her golden years managing a couple of addicts who don’t really appreciate her nor understand their own addition.