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Friday, January 30, 2009

Would-Be Suicide Bomber: Psychiatry's Latest Product

by Robert L. Gisel


A British subject who has a failed attempt at suicide bombing gets a minimum of 18 years sentence. The psychiatrist, whose hands he had been in and undoubtedly had him on their "meds" (addictive psychotropic drugs) evidently goes unheeded, as apparently do the two agents provocateurs.

This arrest and conviction of Nicky Reilly, 22, is high profile due to the subject matter and the uncleverness of this person who was a self proclaimed follower of Islam on a mission protest discimination against Muslims in England. It was undoubtedly selected as a feature for that reason and includes only a one-liner stating the Police have noted that he had been "preyed upon, radicalized and taken advantage of". This is referencing to the two persons, from a "radical website", who encouraged and assisted him in this plot by email.

There is no mention of these two are being sought for collusion and conspiracy to the terrorist act, agents provacateurs, but this would be the logical conclusion, the Police in England priding themselves on their Sherlock Holmes-like investigatory abilities.

A connection that appears to have been missed is the psychiatrist in whose hands Reilly was being "treated" for autism and Aspergers syndrome. No doubt he was in treatment for the previous suicide attempt as well. The current suicide bombing attempt thus is following psychiatric treatment and, by the record of results of psychiatric practices, is cause for suspicion of being psychiatric malpractice and mis-drugging.

Psychiatry has a very high death and suicide rate, for which the practitioner will invariably claim "He came to us too late". This is from all of its range of "therapies" from psychoanalysis to ECT shock therapy. The patient is invariably, usually immediate on cursory examination, placed on one or more psychiatric drugs, arbitrarily selected from a string of derivatives all having generally the same side effects of increased tendency to suicide and violence.

One has to assume the psychiatrist knows he is doing this as the side effects and the results are well known. This means the psychiatric practitioner is highly suspect as a perpetrator and should be investigated for his responsibility in the attempted suicide bombing.

This was not Reilly's first attempted suicide. The first act of a psychiatrist, always brought in on any attempted suicide, is to prescribe the patient addictive narcotic psych-drugs. Valium, Ritalin and Prozac are the principle and most notorious of these dangerous drugs.

As these drugs gained much bad press the drug companies then switched the formulas slightly to produce a long string of derivatives with the same harmful side effects. Some have been black box labeled by the FDA to warn of the side effects which are suicide, violence, heart attacks and others. However, the FDA has not kept up with the flood of new drugs to the market. There are now over 75 brands of psych-drugs. These are not mild, rank alongside Heroine and Morphine as to their narcotic, psychotropic, and addictive potencies on the medical drug tables.


and had been helped in the plot by two unidentified people who contacted him on an extremist website.

It is common and expected to find at the inception of any acts of this nature, protest bombings, riots, uprisings and outbreaks in war, a person or persons behind the scenes inciting the action. This is well known and commonly named in war espionage as agents provocateurs. Funny thing is that psychiatrists are notorious for advising patient under treatment to go and dramatize their discreditable acts so as to not be burdened by its compelling inhibition anymore. It would appear Reilly was duped on both sides, the psychiatrist and the agents provocateurs.

Now, he is for it, as having taken the action he is guilty of the crime and pays the price. But where is the investigation of the perpetrators, who unhampered will do it again with other unsuspecting dupes?

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