Among the Brain-Washed and Abused

by doug  —  February 26, 2011

This post is a follow up to an earlier post detailing some of my encounters and conversations with people who believe they have been abducted by aliens. Some who have followed previous writings of mine may find some informational redundancies but, while continuing my narrative, I also like each article to be able to stand [...]

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My Lie: A True Story of False Memory ~ an interview with author Meredith Maran

by doug  —  November 29, 2010

Eight years after accusing her father of having sexually abused her, Meredith Maran concluded that the allegation was untrue — a socially constructed false memory. As a committed feminist with a keen sense of justice, Maran’s zeal led her — as a journalist during the 1980s — to therapeutic sessions for incest survivors, reform sessions [...]

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Among The Abducted

by doug  —  October 18, 2010

This is the first report of my experiences with individuals who feel that they have had personal contact with extraterrestrials.  More are forthcoming.  Where appropriate, names have been changed… Laughlin, Nevada is the kind of place where vegetarianism is deviant. Even the lentil soup comes served with large chunks of sausage in it… Thick, greasy, [...]

Lies, Levitation, and Defamations Most Foul

by doug  —  January 30, 2010

The diagnosis is in: I have a malignant negativity, a “negative world view”, that prevents me from accepting the unique universal healing properties of Transcendental Meditation™ [TM]. My problem has been recognised by some of the top minds at Maharishi University (TM’s university in Fairfield, Iowa) who have expressed a willingness to take legal action [...]

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Remembering Lies: Interview with Psychiatric Abuse Victim Jeanette Bartha

by doug  —  November 15, 2009

“The Council finds that recollections obtained during hypnosis can involve confabulations and pseudomemories and not only fail to be more accurate, but actually appear to be less reliable than nonhypnotic recall.” -American Medical Association, Council on Scientific Affairs, Scientific Status of Refreshing Recollections by the Use of Hypnosis, 1985. “The evolution of pseudomemories is clearly [...]

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Report from the S.M.A.R.T. Ritual Abuse/Mind-Control Conference 2009, Part 2

by doug  —  August 31, 2009

On the weekend of August 15-16, Douglas Mesner attended a conference for alleged victims of Satanic Ritual Abuse and Mind-Control in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. This is the second part of his 2-part report: As a “victorious survivor of incest, RA [Ritual Abuse], and Govt. MC [Mind Control]“, the aged and infirm “Julaine” understands how it [...]

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Report from the S.M.A.R.T. Ritual Abuse/Mind-Control Conference 2009, Part 1

by doug  —  August 25, 2009

On the weekend of August 15-16, journalist Douglas Mesner (process.org) attended a conference for alleged victims of Satanic Ritual Abuse and Mind-Control in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. This is the first of his 2-part report: The crude sales booth at the far end of the conference room marketing a more advanced species of tin-foil hat does [...]

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Love Sex Fear Death

by william  —  May 4, 2009

I’ve just arrived in Langzhou China. I’ll be spending a week here and I’m glad to see process.org hasn’t been blocked in this part of the world. As some of you know Doug and I have been slowly gearing up to create a full blown documentary on “The Process, Church of The Final Judgement”. As [...]

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