Psychiatry and the Mis-Diagnosis

I have found that if something (in reference to the paranormal) does not agree with the way psychiatry identifies life and how it functions, then psychiatry will not accept it.

Psychiatry deals in physical human-related matters and mental illness, and DOES NOT as far as I know involve itself in paranormal systems and areas of existence. Hence psychiatry has uniformly and systematically rejected my statements of calculated paranormal violation to myself, when in fact it is wrong and immoral to do so, as the paranormal is outside of their field of expertise and is besides and separate to their field of knowledge - they are not knowledgeable and geared to deal with a paranormal issue, so they have no humane authority to determine its authenticity.

Hence it is reasonably easy to identify the factors that determine that at least in my case, psychiatry acts as a patronising dictatorship as a government sanctioned body empowered to dictate a person's mental state.

I have found that psychiatry does not intelligently and humanely deal with complaints of calculated paranormal attack whereby the victim's statements and the paranormal area of the complaint are taken to be credible for research.

It is a fact that in the case of a legitimate and independently competent human being enduring calculated paranormal sabotage of his/her independent human welfare and functionality in the world, from a foreign and potent entity/ies of identified harmful nature to the victim, that others (including psychiatrists) whom are distinct from the existences concerned in the violation, cannot honestly and humanely dictate the right to independent life and the nature of that independent life, and therefore cannot honestly and humanely dominate by supremacism the facts of the victim's experiences, or the capacity of the offender's right to its own independent existence and nature. Hence upon the victim reporting such violation of the human kind, and human-kind's place in good nature to the psychiatric profession, it is wrong but possible that he/she would be labelled, regarded and treated as a mentally dysfunctional person in regards to the complaint, whereby the victim's endurances would be regarded by the influence of society as a manifestation of his/her own insanity.

In a world where people had fair and humane values and respected the civil rights of all worthy people, I understand that this would be seen as evil and offensive to those humane values and respect for the civil rights of all worthy people. A manifestation of corruption. What do you see it as ?

From my factual experience, the word of the 'patient', no matter what the circumstances, is ultimately inferior to the psychiatrists 'views of life' in regards to the powers and influence of British society. That is exemplified by my experiences where if the patients statement of the complaint is different to psychiatric recognition, then the patient is treated as inferior to psychiatric conclusions and action. Also, whenever psychiatry deems it suitable, it can legally conspire against the will and personal interests of such a person, so that other parties decide that the person be made a subject (against his/her will and personal credibility), of their treatment which they call 'psychiatric' (e.g. sectioning and psychiatric drug injections whilst sectioned).

I am not an inferior being, and I am not insensible, mistaken or inexact regarding the calculated paranormal terrorism I have endured. I am a competent human being whom is sensible, decisive and of good judgement. Yet I have found psychiatry have judged me by their own concepts of reality e.g. 'hearing voices', delusions, and 'the paranormal is not a feasible and significant option'. I have found they have discriminated against my individual life and experiences in favour of their own concepts of reality e.g. someone whom doesn't believe in ghosts telling a person whom has seen one that he/she has hallucinated.

Psychiatry has no way of knowing 'if' I have been paranormally violated and attacked because they cannot witness the paranormal attacks I have endured and are not familiar with offensive paranormal forces or the paranormal symptoms they inflict. Nor as I have witnessed do they care to correctly detect what has caused the symptoms of the victim.

What I have seen them do is take what I have reported to them, and from their dis-related standpoint which is one of mental illness, assign the label of 'paranoid schizophrenia'. This is undoubtably destructive to me, but is understandable in terms of recognising the ignorance, bias, and discrimination of psychiatry as I have endured.

In simple terms, I warn you from experience that psychiatry is coldly prejudiced against the victim in the circumstances I have faced of being a victim of calculated paranormal violation and terrorism to destroy the victim's personal and social health and prosperity.

Now for the good side.

Psychiatry was and is never as bad as the cult group influence led me to believe. When I was at my lowest, they offered me a bed and relatively good care taking into consideration they would not accept that I was suffering from calculated paranormal terrorism. They didn't force feed me heavy drugs, (although at one stage they did try to get permission from my mother, behind my back, to force me to take drugs). They have been polite and listened to a degree to what I had to say - although without accepting it. The one big problem is that they would not treat me as a credible person when I told them that I was being attacked from calculated demonic forces. Rather they just stuck the label of paranoid schizophrenic.

As the authority on what I have experienced and being able to legitimately analyse and detect my own intellectual and mental state, I can honestly state that they have mis-diagnosed me. That mis-diagnosis has caused me huge personal and social burden, disadvantage, isolation, and alienation.