Brekin» Sat Apr 15, 2017 6:02 am"
From what I can recall there have been two posters who openly discuss their histories with government sponsored mind control. And no doubt numerous others who haven't disclosed or just lurk. An issue has been that this isn't a support, therapeutic or treatment forum and discussing such material can be triggering. Also, as this is a discussion forum with a speculative to woo bent, that in itself guarantees debating and differing points of view on the history, scope, and players of gov. mind control which literally no one will be in complete alignment with. So less of a therapeutic safe haven but more of a sympathetic to agnostic ear can be found here, but hardly a "safe space" for someone who may be struggling/processing such issue in their personal life and wants to share it with others on a public and opinionated forum. Most likely, my guess is RI is too much or not enough for many survivors.
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viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12637Postby Jeff » Mon Jul 30, 2007 3:29 pm
These boards contain material that some readers may find of a disturbing nature.
A public forum such as this is not an appropriate venue for soliciting or offering diagnoses of ritual abuse, mind control, abduction, psychological disturbance or any similar history or condition.
If you have reason to suspect that you are a survivor of mind control or ritual abuse, the following links may be of assistance:
I agree that the RI discussion forum is clearly not a trauma healing portal but I do think that it is or could be a good place for learning, discussing, analyzing and strategizing about changing and healing society wrt this serious but poorly understood problem. Jeff was one of the few writers that had the guts to take this on and try to connect the dots. I can imagine that for survivors, just knowing or witnessing that people care enough to discuss the problem and look for ways to root it out could be therapeutic.
I just watched a doc a friend made about survivors of sexual violence in the internal war in Guatemala coming together to heal, and two of the major themes were 'Breaking the Silence' and 'Finding our voice.'
BTW Something great that they did in Guatemala was to paint the houses of known rapists red. This is similar to how the Nordic model works. Most sex buyers (johns, punters) don't want to be outed in their communities, don't want their wife or girlfriend (if they have one) to know, so the fear of exposure is a huge deterrent and goes a long way towards the abolition of prostitution.
Heaven Swan wrote:
I do think apologies can help though.
Mac--aren't you the poster who targeted, followed around, and hurled abuse on a daily basis at SLAD? And am I mistaken or weren't you one of the several posters who (from another continent no less) ranted and raved for months about the mortal danger that the warmongering Hillary Clinton posed to humanity and how she was poised to start WWIII, thus effectively helping elect the Orange Menace who really is threatening life on the planet?
An apology to SLAD and a humble admission of your mistake regarding our election might do a lot to rehabilitate your image.
Re: the ignore function and copy pasta loving posters
Ok, so there seem to be three culprits here and I'll address each one separately. This is only my opinion and 2 cents BTW
SLAD
I don't and never have had a problem with her florid posting habits, on the contrary, her threads are one of the main reasons I check in here daily. Also, she seems to have started linking longer articles to data dump threads which effectively solves the problem that some might have had.
AD
This is another matter altogether--even though I do think that he does post material of value and am not calling for his exile. The problem I and perhaps others see is not just the sheer volume, but a repressive attitude coupled with a seemingly endless amount of time to dedicate to burying in copy pasta the contributions of those who disagree with him.
His research threads like TIDS and the monitoring of right-wing groups don't bother me at all. I even take a peek occasionally and have found things of value. His posting about far-right extremists may have seemed a bit obsessive, but he was right about the rise of the right.
If there were a way to rein in the number of threads he can start per day that would make a big difference. AD if you are reading this--LESS IS MORE--irritating your audience is not a good way to get your message across.
We do a have a responsive and understanding mod, so if he misbehaves on discussion threads we can report him, so if he continues down that road there is a way to stop him.
Frumenshen
This is not meant to hurt or offend in any way but I have to say that I don't like, and on principle won't open misleadingly titled threads. There may be gold in those threads but I haven't seen it. And as far as the search function goes it makes absolutely no sense to give threads bizarre titles unrelated to their content.
Therefore I'd like to respectfully suggest to Fruhmenshen (who is probably an amazing and brilliant person) that, for the greater good of the forum, he change his thread titling habits.
I haven't seen any other problems originating from this poster.
I'm pretty much in agreement down the line with the above.
But all we can do is request nicely (as you have done).
Thanks for your response to this Brekin.