I’d like to say something about my previous post, the translation of some pages from my book How to Murder Your Child’s Soul.
One of the reasons this site is called the West’s darkest hour, and why I call Westerners lobotomized eunuchs, is because they don’t want to think: they don’t want to question the dogma that is killing us.
When I was nineteen, for example, in 1978, an anti-psychiatric meeting was held in Cuernavaca, Mexico: a city about an hour’s drive from where I lived. It was an international meeting attended by people from several countries. There was no internet back then.
Such anti-psychiatric meetings aren’t held now. Virtually everyone, even racialists, believe what the System tells them—despite the help of the internet!
The deterioration of the country where the ’78 conference was held is reflected in the fact that the Jewess president is a Woke woman. Both her administration and the previous one have colluded with the cartels. But the worst part isn’t that: it’s that now no one questions the dogma, for example, that worse than illicit drug trafficking are the legal drugs sold to us by Big Pharma to subdue children and adolescents.
I can despair on this blog because no one, except for Benjamin—another victim of Big Pharma colluding with that fraudulent profession called psychiatry—is interested in the subject.
Normies are no better. I’ve seen street polls on YouTube asking American passers-by what causes schizophrenia. Since almost 100 per cent of them are non-playable characters (I’d say self-lobotomized because they don’t want to think), they regurgitate what they’ve heard: that schizophrenia is due to a chemical imbalance.
These topics are complex and should be studied with printed books, let’s say those by Robert Whitaker (portrayed on the left). In a recent video, Whitaker said that when he interviewed psychiatric researchers themselves, they confessed that the chemical imbalance thing had only been an advertising ploy to get those diagnosed to “take their meds” but that in reality, no biomarkers have been found (e.g., excess dopamine hasn’t been shown to cause schizophrenia or a lack of serotonin to cause depression).
Among the Alt Lite racialists, only Stefan Molyneux interviewed Whitaker to discuss this topic. It’s a shame YouTube nuked Molyneux’s channel but why, with the help of the internet, do people no longer want to think?
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The worst thing that’s happened to me in this whole affair is that, when Tyrone Joseph Walsh let me stay at his apartment for a few days, I sent him a link to one of Whitaker’s videos because Walsh was taking a psychiatric drug that was causing him to suffer from akathisia.
He watched it for a few minutes and then… ignored it. (Walsh is now serving a seven-year sentence in the UK for what he used to say on his friend Chris Gibbons’ podcast.)
Psychiatry is definitely a perverted institution here in America. I’ve seen guys go after being bullied into it by mothers or girlfriends and it just makes them more confused and feeling belittled. Almost like a tag team situation from what I’ve been told. The masculine presence isn’t allowed whatsoever. I absolutely think people I have known throughout my childhood had abusive parents who pretended they had nothing to do with anything that went wrong with their kids, but took all the credit for their success. I’m 36, I grew up with parents and grandparents who cared more about themselves and their reputation more than anything else. There’s an awareness among young guys I think to this now. Some unfortunately are seeking answers in Church and are the Charlie Kirk disciples. We definitely need more of those guys coming our way somehow.
Actually, it shouldn’t even exist (cf. pages 105-127, “From the Great Confinement to chemical Gulag” of my book Daybreak).
> why do people no longer want to think?
Because it’s too painful for most. It makes them realize their life is built on lies and there is no way out because everyone else believes the lies also. It’s the “emperor’s new clothes” scenario.
I reckon Christianity is also an example for this mindset. A sort of “sunken cost fallacy” at play. It has destroyed so much and so many, that abandoning it NOW would make it even worse — it simply HAS TO BE TRUE!
Exactly what I was going to say.
People don’t want the truth. They don’t want reality. They want an easy way out because they have become too infantile and weak in mindset to accept the harsh facts of life (and their own mistakes), and too prideful to ever admit this.
Their big egos are in the way of their own survival and many, unfortunately, would rather die than humbling themselves.
@ Jamie,
I think you and Reasonable Grug have hit the nail on the head about why this site has few visitors who comment on these threads, and why I’m often left talking to myself. Grug’s statement, that it’s too painful for them to question dogma, made me think…
In my case, I had to study the pseudo-scientific nature of psychiatry and the evil of Christianity, because otherwise I would have lost my mind (see my autobiography, which I’m currently translating into English, of which I only translated a few pages for this site on Sunday).
Saint Augustine of Hippo wrote Confessions, the first Western autobiography ever written, around 400. See what I say about this theologian I hate so much in an essay I wrote this year.
Of my family, Octavio, Leonora and Corina, all younger than me, have already died because they lacked the intellectual resources to assimilate our family tragedy (which also destroyed my life in a sense: it prevented me from pursuing a career, so my financial situation now hangs in the balance). Had I not questioned the nuclear family (the extended family was infinitely better, as our grandmas served as what Alice Miller calls “helping witnesses”); the fraudulent profession called psychiatry, and the religion of spiritual terror (“to eternal fire…” —New Testament’s Jesus) that decimated my youthful soul, I would already be dead like my first cousins and sister mentioned above.
Normies and neo-normies have no need to question these things, since they were not unmercifully attacked on the same level as we were. That’s what separates me from the American racial right. But I love that at least one of them, Hunter Wallace, has coined the perfect term to define not only himself, but all of today’s white nationalists: neonormies.
Yes, C.T. I don’t have to read your autobiography to know where you’re coming from. I have had the same mother issues that you have had and there was a Jesuit priest lurking in the background, too.
They did try to prescribe psychiatric drugs to me, but I refused to take them and they didn’t push it. You know what malpractice is? There has been some serious malpractice in your case.
Anyway, as for the Christian religion I don’t take it too seriously, pro or anti, but it’s the only reason that I’m making this post.
Finally, some German words to finish with:
Ausländer Raus
You didn’t even read what I wrote!:
And the fact that millions of children are drugged with Ritalin by their parents demonstrates that child psychiatry is not “malpractice” but common practice, given that the brains of these millions have always been healthy.