THE TRUE HISTORY OF PSYCHITRIST

Every now and again an experience of watching a documentary reframe our view, alter a
reference point, or provide new depth. Often that experience is a piece of art or a new book.
For me recently, it has been a documentary on “True History of Psychiatry by Mike Holland.”
The interpretation is simple: psychiatry as an industry of death and employers are the
purchasers of mental health plans.

Mentally ill employees are expensive to businesses and many can’t find any cure or harsh and
inhumane treatment is given which was merely a torture for the patient such as near - drowning
device which involved pitting the patient into a coffin closing the lid and dunking it into a bath
of water and then opening it out and trying to revive the patient.

It seems to be a controversial documentary on the horrors of psychiatry, of punishing and

persecuting of the innocent and promoting Fascism, racism and atheism. It exposes the fraud
of psychiatrist and shows psychiatrists in Nazi Germany basically branded innocent people as
mentally ill. Psychiatry as a profession has destroyed, maimed and even killed the lives of
millions around the world. It is a marketing and advertising agency that is stigmatizing, selling
drugs and destroying lives for profit. A pseudoscience cult that claims it can read people minds,
seems to be a joke of a profession.

From its beginnings in the 1700s, using the practices of confining, restraining and isolating
people with mental problems in institutions, psychiatrists have cashed in on human misery.
Redefining man as an animal without a soul, psychologists and psychiatrists thought man could
be manipulated as easily as a dog could be trained to salivate at the sound of a bell.

The Nazis killed millions. Their justification was psychiatry and psychology’s theory of
eugenics—that certain people were inferior and should be exterminated and their kind bred out
of the race. These architects of the Holocaust were never brought to justice.

From apartheid in South Africa to the Ku Klux Klan and experiments on minorities in the
United States, the most brutal racists were inspired by eugenics which justified injustice,
inhumanity and denial of human dignity to millions.
Men fight and die for the right to speak and act freely. Psychiatry conspired with those in power
in Communist Russia to strip the rights of political dissidents and to define their “search for
justice” as a mental disorder to justify their imprisonment.

Psychiatrist usually damage brain as a miracle cure sarcastically where ice pick was
accidentally shoved behind someone’s eyeballs, or they were jolted by 120 to 240 volts, leaving
them convulsing and barely breathing, they would be rushed to a hospital. To a psychiatrist,
these acts are “treatment.”

The drugs given by psychiatrist are not designed to cure, but to suppress symptoms and
physically damage the person taking them. Claims of safety and efficacy are made with each
new "miracle pill"; but it is later exposed that it is dangerous. Psychiatric drugs kill.

Today, psychiatrist’s use of physical and chemical restraints in mental institutions is a very
lucrative procedure. Admitting that death is often inevitable from such procedures,
psychiatrists literally get away with murder.

Working in a “profession” made up of people who commit rape, extortion and fraud, many
psychiatrists have received prison sentences and civil fines. Minimally, ten percent of
psychiatrists sexually assault their patients, with one out of every twenty victims a minor.

Psychiatrists charge huge sums of money to insurance companies, governments and anyone
else who will pay to “treat” made-up mental disorders.

Millions of children are given psychiatric labels for normal childhood behaviour and prescribed
psychiatric drugs that drive them to commit violent acts and suicide.

Psychiatry has pushed its agenda of control, power and domination onto an unsuspecting
society for over sixty years, infesting the fields of law enforcement, education, medicine,
politics and many others.

Psychiatrists act above the law—locking people up with no trial, stripping them of their human
rights while enforcing unwanted treatments. The Citizens Commission on Human Rights has
exposed, fought and won against psychiatry’s violations for over thirty-six years.
A sea change is needed in mental health services as psychiatrist often treat inhumanely , use
undue force, and a lack of respect towards human rights. Patients have absence of direct help
and got feelings of rejection which are both a risk to people who may be on the verge of self -
harm.

Lack of therapies with discussion, and counselling, verbal abuse by staff, assault by other
patients and lack of security were among other failures.

Although if we would have good care, and courteous and helpful staff, and well-designed
environments, and we as a society should not, be leaving people with urgent mental health
needs isolated, frightened and unsupported. We should not be traumatising those who use these
services to such an extent they would do anything."