PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS GROW DRAMATICALLY AMONG US TROOPS

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Today I got out a book from the library called Bringers of the Dawn by

Barbara Marciniak which is chanelled data supposedly from birdlike

reptilians from the Pleiades. In it these reptilians claim that that

sublininals on TV were developed in conjunction with off " planet beings " and

that the use of these subliminals is a world wide progem to upset human

consciousness. That we can't counterbalance what the technology is doing to

our vibrational frequency and that entities feed off our emotional bodies.

These lizards say that all over the world billions of people emit emotional

juices into the atmosphere based on what they are watching on TV. Movies

also make us riled up. They continue saying that large companies are into

aspects of mind control and that electronic hardware is designed to create

static in us forming a vibratory rate which turns us into harmless, safe,

inactive, productive cattle. I just watched a documentary on TV which

estimated that 1 in 100 people suffer from multiple personality disorder. N

 

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Posted By: Rosalinda

Monday, 26 January 2004, 4:58 p.m.

 

[source: Jan. 25 Observer, " Stress Epidemic Strikes America Forces in Iraq " ]

 

According to Captain Jennifer Berg, the chairman of psychiatric services

at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, California,

military psychiatrists have been warned to expect

post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

in 20 percent of the American servicemen and women serving in Iraq.

 

This 20 percent rate would apparently be far higher

than occurred during any earlier war in America's history.

 

Berg and her staff see and evaluate U.S. Marines returning from Iraq.

 

Berg states that psychological problems among the troops

occurred at a lower rate during the early fighting phase of the Iraq War.

 

" I think that there was a huge outpouring of support at

home. The soldiers were also trained and ramped up for their

mission. There has been a change since then. There is a feeling

among troops that they have fallen off the radar screen. "

 

Berg said that the conditions that have been introduced,

especially after May 1, when the war was supposedly ended, have been hard on

many troops.

 

She said, " it is a combination of danger, boredom and sleep deprivation,

and the knowledge that they are a long way from home.

In addition, people are no longer sure

when or what the end will be.

No one knows when they will be going home.

They are also working in an environment

where they people they came to help are very hostile. "

 

Psychiatrists describe the symptoms of PTSD as disturbed

sleep, heart palpitations, nausea and diarrhea, but also more

pronounced problems such as " forgetfulness, aggression,

irrational anger and feelings of alienation. "

 

Already, according to U.S. military sources, there have been

22 suicides reported in Iraq, although there may be others that were not

reported.

 

Further, 600 servicemen and women have been evacuated from Iraq

for psychiatric reasons since the invasion started in March 2003.

 

But were the stunningly high 20% figure to be accurate,

then 30,000 American troops will come back from Iraq

with psychological disorders of varying severity.

 

 

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