WHY?????

I swear I do not wish to offend anyone here. But why are so many here
interested in SCIENCE etc etc,etc, I can not make any sense of it.
Does it make a few here feel better. I find that dealing with "others"
is much more worthy of an experience. Again I do not wish to offend
anyone here. I do NOT have any real answers, I feel for you all. This
is true above all else.

Brothers,
Kenny

It feels good to set one's mental feet down on solid truth. No one
gets lies like us who have been tagged schizophrenic. Now to mention it,
no one gets lies like Americans. With the liberties we have in America
tyranny has to trick the people into compliance, and this is done with
lies.
In other countries, to varying degrees, the governments just lay
the law down with no explanations, but, in a democracy there must be
explanations. With a background in truth, like science, we can get at
the truth.
Beware. The science magazines are starting to lie on large scales,
about the most tyranical thing first, "mental health". Discover
Magazine's August (that's the date given on the copy) issue, "Stop the
Madness" is an incredible pack of lies.
In this society with its oceans of incredible informational
sewerage it is comforting to have solid science to hold on to. It's all
we have that feels immediately reliable. Where's there's truth there's
hope.

This is true.

Brothers,
Kenny

"Miguel Alberto" <gellie618@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:20544-486F4BDE-255@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> It feels good to set one's mental feet down on solid truth. No one
> gets lies like us who have been tagged schizophrenic. Now to mention it,
> no one gets lies like Americans. With the liberties we have in America
> tyranny has to trick the people into compliance, and this is done with
> lies.
> In other countries, to varying degrees, the governments just lay
> the law down with no explanations, but, in a democracy there must be
> explanations. With a background in truth, like science, we can get at
> the truth.
> Beware. The science magazines are starting to lie on large scales,
> about the most tyranical thing first, "mental health". Discover
> Magazine's August (that's the date given on the copy) issue, "Stop the
> Madness" is an incredible pack of lies.
> In this society with its oceans of incredible informational
> sewerage it is comforting to have solid science to hold on to. It's all
> we have that feels immediately reliable. Where's there's truth there's
> hope.

if mental illness isn't real, mental breakdowns are

another day, another breakdown

-- Rin Suin