“In the 1970’s, Martha Beall Mitchell, wife of U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell, was diagnosed with a paranoid mental disorder after claiming that the administration of President Richard M. Nixon was engaged in illegal activities. Many of her claims were later proven correct, and as a consequence the term “Martha Mitchell effect” was coined to describe mental health misdiagnoses when accurate claims are dismissed as ‘delusional’.”
… The diagnosis of mental illness permits the state to detain an individual against their will and then insist on treatment in his or her own interest and in the wider interests of society.
… Such abuse [of the state] was discovered in 1969 when the Soviets were found to be using anti-psychotic drugs to punish and torture [political] dissidents.” – David Livingstone
Statism is evil, and it is alive and well in the United States.
If you promote mandatory vaccination you are taking a position against the Biblical law of self-government, and have chosen to become an enemy of human liberty and freedom (whether done so consciously or as a naïve patsy). Your mentality of abusive-prone statism is precisely the means the Soviets (and American abusers of Martha Mitchell) required for their nefarious ends. Therefore, you must be solidly defeated – your bad ideas ground to legal powder – before such abuses from you and your protagonists can resume.
The British Medical Association correctly warned that the field of medicine (psychiatry, in particular) possesses a built-in capacity for abuse that is greater than in other areas of medicine.*
*British Medical Association, Medicine Betrayed: The Participation of Doctors in Human Rights Abuses, London, Zed Books, 1992 P. 65
Author: Cary Gordon
Cary Gordon is a tenured non-denominational pastor, who has served his local church (Cornerstone World Outreach of Sioux City) for the last 25 years. His most recent book, A Storm, A Message, A Bottle, has been highly acclaimed and endorsed by many church authorities across denominational lines. During the last election cycle, the Des Moines Register identified him as one of the 50 Most Wanted Republican influencers for presidential politics in the first-in-the-nation Iowa Caucuses. He is the face of the upcoming documentary movie, Enemies Within: The Church.
