Understanding Schizophrenia and Voices

I've been at this for, you know, over forty years working with

psychiatrists, uh,

studying the voices that schizophrenics hear,

that the psychiatric mafia insist are

ins- or hallucinations,

a-and they're not. Uh, you know, once you really start looking into them,

they

run very specific, very predictable patterns and,

and something like

twenty-three of them and, and, you know, I can go down them real quickly.

They're, you know...

Anybody working in the field can see this for themselves.

You know, they, they don't need any highfalutin lab

equipment

or, you know, the, the, uh, you know, where, where they...

Psychiatry ca- it wasn't psychiatry who came up with the

f- the chemical imbalance

garbage. That was, uh, that was Eli Lilly back in the '70s

when they came up with,

uh, the, the

chemical imbalance theory because they had no explanation for what the voices were

or what caused them. They had no idea. They still have no idea.

But, you know, so they, they, to keep from looking like fools,

they had to make up

some cause. So they first they started with mothers.

They blamed it on mothers.

Then they blamed it on genetics, and they couldn't find any-anything on

genetics.

They couldn't find anything with mothers.

So they came up with this chemical imbalance theory.

And, and look at this, you know, in order to disprove it, you need labs.

You need big labs. You need experienced people

and all this stuff.

So they came up with the, "Oh yeah, it's a chemical imbalance in the brain."

They

just made it up out of nowhere. Just made it up.

And who's gonna disprove it?

Not the people on the front lines, not the frontline psychiatrist, not the

frontline psychologist, not... Nobody.

I mean, you know, eventually, some people in the universities who

weren't

under control of the psychiatric mafia started looking into it,

and they could find

no chemical imbalance. Matter of fact, they don't even know what the chemical

balance of the brain is or should be.

They just made this up out of thin air just to make it look like they had some

explanation for what schizophrenia is, you know.

They've done no studies on it whatsoever.

If you were to study the voices, you'd find out that they're consistently

negative.

You know, they're, they're insulting, they're abusive, they're destructive.

They're anti-religious. They don't like the Bible.

They don't like preachers.

They don't like the twenty-third Psalm.

They cringe at the, at the twenty-third Psalm.

They want nothing to do with religion or, or spirituality.

They foster and create negative emotion.

That's the reason why they're constantly saying rotten things to these people.

You know, "You're no good. You're ugly. You're stupid. Nobody loves you.

Just, uh, you know, you're a drag on everybody.

Why don't you just kill yourself?" You know, they want to create that negative

emotion. That's what they feed off of.

And people who hear voices, once, once they're attacked by them, if they, if

they notice, they'll see that their energy level drops to nothing

after they're

being attacked by these voices, and it's consistent.

The voices come, their energy level drops to nothing,

and they don't pay attention

to it. It's like, "Oh yeah, it's, uh, these are so horrible." They don't notice

that their energy is gone after these things leave.

But they know that they didn't use that energy. So where did it go?

If they didn't use it, where did it go?

There's a one-on-one correspondence between these voices showing up and their

energy vanishing. It's these things take it.

They have to turn their emotional energy negative before they can take it because

that's all, that's what they survive on, that negative emotional energy.

I don't know how I've never