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Child abuse Hojas Susurrantes (book)

Final pages

Apparently, some visitors to this site don’t even know what child or adolescent abuse is. This prompts me to publish below the final pages of my book. I refer to the pages preceding the appendices:

 

How to murder your child’s soul

– with the help of a psychiatrist –

First, marry a man who is super-affectionate with children: someone who has an extraordinary graceful charm with them and whom you can also manipulate.

Second, narcissistic mother, you must understand that your child is a part of your mind. His thoughts, feelings and desires are your private property: they are part of your inheritance. His emerging mind is like a computer and you have the duty and the right to program it as you please.

Any initiative, natural spontaneity or free will of the child that doesn’t reflect your programming is a symptom of mental illness, so you must harass him mercilessly.

If, upon reaching puberty, he rebels against your possessive behaviour, go to your husband. He is stronger than the boy, and if you use your feminine wiles to have your husband publicly humiliate him with tremendous slaps across his little face, all the better. The harder the overly affectionate father hits him, the greater the trauma will be. The goal is to provoke a monstrous confusion of feelings: that the one who gave him the most love as a child will be the one who shows him the greatest hatred as a teen…

This is the key to murdering your child’s soul, and if your husband fails to develop the gift of lycanthropy, you may not achieve your objectives. Remember that nothing undermines more the sensitive and developing mind of a child or teenager who adores his dad than these inexplicable changes.

If, even with these measures, you haven’t reached his inner self to injure it, seek the services of a specialist! A psychiatrist or psychoanalyst will do a good job. Your son will be forced to attend sessions at the Ministry of Love…

Since he is already in a state of shock and trauma from the insults and beatings from his beloved dad, you will have a golden opportunity to, precisely at that moment of maximum vulnerability victimize him again to produce irreversible psychological damage. If you also choose a professional with gentle manners and media fame, no one will suspect a thing about the drastic measure you’ve taken.

If, in O’Brien’s therapy, your child suffers panic attacks and develops delusions (‘mum wants to possess my thoughts,’ ‘my father is turning into Mr. Hyde,’ ‘a doctor they hired wants to poison me with drugs’) don’t go thinking these are echoes of your splendid upbringing or the medical attack. The therapist will inform you that under no circumstances should the parents be blamed for the child’s emotional disturbance. Quite the contrary: the evidence of a biological defect in your kid is irrefutable. This wise man in a white coat has a Malleus Maleficarum DSM where he will easily find the name of his ailment. Once diagnosed, his prescription will be to bombard the deluded brat with the most incisive neuroleptic. The resulting panic attacks, dystonia and akathisia—all effects of the drug—will be more than enough to control him. Akathisia is hellish: and people will think the crises are your sick child’s doing, not the drug you secretly slip into his food.

But make sure he doesn’t get away with it and avoids a chemical lobotomy. You wouldn’t want him to write an autobiography when he’s grown! On the other hand, if he takes his meds he’ll be as docile as a lamb and he’ll never be able to say what you, your husband and the psychiatrist did to him.

Then you’ll have the beloved little child of your dreams. You’ll be able to dress him, feed him and, given his irreversible tardive dyskinesia, change his diapers.

And remember: you have your husband, the medical establishment and the whole of society on your side…

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Child abuse Literature

Peter Pan

Today I’m giving my brother the first two volumes of my autobiographical trilogy. The fact that my surviving siblings haven’t read it is, in itself, proof of how normies repress family tragedies at all costs, even if they’ve witnessed some of them.

I’ve been highlighting on this site that fairy tales contain profound messages about the mistreatment of children by their parents, provided we recognize that adaptations like Disney’s have little to do with the original stories. Yesterday I watched with interest this video:

When James Barrie was a child, his older brother David died a day before his fourteenth birthday from a fall while ice skating. The effects of his death drove their mother mad, and were described at length by Barrie himself years later in the fictionalized biography Margaret Ogilvy: By Her Son, where he addresses in detail the feelings and emotions of young James, his strategies for helping his mother overcome the deep depression into which she had fallen, and his attempts to offer himself as a kind of replacement for the deceased boy.

“Offering himself as a replacement” means that Barrie sacrificed his true self due to his mother’s profound depression: a drama symbolized by Peter Pan, a character he created for a play that premiered in London in 1904.

Peter Pan is a boy who never grows up, is ten years old, and hates the adult world. The figure of Peter Pan is inspired by the Llewelyn Davies brothers. Barrie developed the idea for Peter Pan from his time spent with and friendship with the Davies children. He often performed small plays with the Davieses and actively participated in their childhood games.

But the most sinister aspect of the matter is that the commandment “thou shan’t grow up,” with which Barrie’s mother’s horrific depression had programmed the mind of her surviving son, was perpetuated by Barrie himself when he adopted these children after their parents died—watch the video above. Trauma demands repetition: something similar to what Beethoven did to his nephew, whom he also adopted and mistreated (the nephew, as an adult, attempted suicide by shooting himself in the temple), due to the abuse Ludwig van Beethoven’s father had inflicted on him as a child.

But that’s another story…

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Alice Miller Child abuse

Miller quote

This quote appears on page 190.

It has always been the case that it is not cruelty itself that arouses public indignation but rather calling attention to the cruelty. (Baudelaire described things everyone knew about, but as a result his book Fleurs du mal was initially banned by the official censors of the day.) The victimization of children is nowhere forbidden, what is forbidden is to write about it.

—Alice Miller

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Child abuse Neanderthalism

4th video

Here I begin to expose Society, which betrayed and drove my sister mad.

I’m uploading this series of videos because only broken people are capable of generating the right gravitas to understand what’s happening in the world.

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Alice Miller Child abuse Quotable quotes

Miller quote

“A child’s suffering surpasses the imagination of any adult.”

—Alice Miller (1923-2010)

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Autobiography Child abuse

3rd video

When I first uploaded this video to YouTube (a portion of it is a sort of video letter to my father), my father was still alive. He died ten years ago without ever realising the crime he had committed against me.

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Autobiography Child abuse

2nd video

This second video is also an introduction to the greatest taboo of humankind: the psychological damage that abusive parents inflict on their children.

I recorded these videos when I was 50 years old on an island located in northwest Africa, and after a year I set them to “private” to avoid problems.

When I made them “public” again this year, I noticed that all my videos outside of this numbered series (except for some movie clips) no longer appear in my channel’s content. I don’t remember deleting them. Were they censored by mistake?

I don’t know. But the topic of the missing videos is so important that, so that the viewer takes note, only this time (I refer to my YouTube’s description of video #2) will I omit the links to my books: links visible in the rest of the videos.

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Autobiography Child abuse

First video

For the first time in the sixteen-year history of this blog, I dare to show my adult portrait. The reason is that Benjamin is doing me the great favour of adding English subtitles to some videos I recorded in Spain, in 2009.

It’s appropriate to add subtitles to this series of thirty videos because they summarize the tragedy of my teenage life: a taboo subject in a society that, even though secularized, still adheres to the Judeo-Christian commandment to honour one’s parent; to the point of absolutely forbidding, through the so-called mental health professions, to even imagine the possibility that parental abuse could cause a mental disorder in a child.

In the description below the YouTube video I uploaded yesterday, I’ve included links to my trilogy in Spanish and to the first chapter of Hojas Susurrantes, which is already available in English in print. The second chapter will soon be available in print in English, although some pages from it were published on Thursday in The Occidental Observer (TOO): my criticism of Sigmund Freud.

Once the upload of all thirty videos with English subtitles is complete, it will be clear that my exposé of Freud in TOO wasn’t capricious (remember that Kevin MacDonald also has a very critical chapter on Freud in his most influential book, The Culture of Critique). As I explain in the video linked above, a follower of Freud, the psychoanalyst Giuseppe Amara, contributed to destroying my teenage life. (In the TOO article, Amara’s name is linked to a Wikipedia article because this analyst was a notable figure in the country where I was born.)

César Tort at 50 years old in Gran Canaria, Spain.

As far as my appearance is concerned, I have never said that I am Aryan; although, since I live in Mexico, to Mexicans (most of whom are dark-skinned) I am a sort of castizo. But you don’t need to be a pure Aryan to be a priest of the 14 words.

Since The West’s Darkest Hour also promotes the 4 words, “eliminate all unnecessary suffering,” I hope visitors to this site will appreciate Benjamin’s hard work (he was also abused by his father and psychiatrists as a teenager) as we upload the subtitled video series I originally recorded in Spain without subtitles: just me speaking in Spanish.

Incidentally, when I filmed that series, I hadn’t yet discovered the forums of white nationalism: which I would discover that same year, also in Gran Canaria!

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Child abuse Hojas Susurrantes (book)

Children’s tales

The videos I recently embedded about Snow White and Hansel and Gretel—and I’ll embed more about other stories—make me think.

One of the reasons I don’t belong to Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW), even though I’ve been an incel my whole life, is because it’s made up of effeminate men. Real men try to take power to win back their white women by changing the treacherous laws (like Nick Fuentes advises his Groypers to infiltrate institutions, or like I advise them to read The Turner Diaries).

Something similar could be said about child abuse. One baby step toward solving the problem is to point out that the tales of the Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault contain great wisdom on the subject, but were censored by changing the original word “mother” to “stepmother” due to the Christian commandment to honour our parents (Greek tragedies, written before the Christian upheaval, depicted horrible mothers without needing to transfer their image to a stepmother).

The pages from my autobiographical book, Hojas Susurrantes, published yesterday in The Occidental Observer, are just the tip of the iceberg of the problem (the “mental health” professions actually side with the perpetrators). These devouring mothers continue to exist today. As I confess in one part of my trilogy, after reading my Letter to mom Medusa a female friend told me that, although infanticide is no longer practised in the West, parents are still allowed to murder the souls of their children (producing broken minds, so-called “schizophrenias,” etc.).

This topic clearly relates to the sacred words, not just the four, but all fourteen. I’ve already mentioned that William Pierce’s problems with his son, Don Black’s with his, and even David Irving’s with his daughter who developed schizophrenia, are—my educated guess—related to having mistreated their children. We can only imagine what would have happened without that mistreatment! Instead of betraying the cause, Pierce’s and Black’s sons, for example, could now be a great force for good; and Irving’s daughter would be alive and able to help safeguard her father’s legacy.

The psychological devastation caused by parental abuse is an infinitely more taboo subject than the most radical racism. The US, for example, allowed George Lincoln Rockwell to flourish (one of his own group assassinated him). This doesn’t happen with the trauma model of mental disorders. There isn’t a single academic department in the world that addresses this topic! That’s why I believe I must continue translating my trilogy.

Ultimately, the goal of this site is to show that the four words are the other side of the fourteen. For example, our friend Tyrone Joseph Walsh, who used to comment here, is now in a UK prison. Before his sentencing, when he wasn’t yet incarcerated, I suggested he flee to Mexico. He refused because Joseph idealised Charles Manson and others who had been imprisoned (Manson was also horribly abused by his mother as a child).

If our friend had written a trilogy like mine, he would be free now (it’s easier to damage the System from outside prison than from inside). The fact is, Joseph didn’t internally process the damage inflicted on him at home when he was a teenager.

Children’s fairy tales, once a literary detective discovers they were altered due to the Fourth Commandment, are very wise. They are a coded language of what I now write in a way that is more understandable to our time. But I seriously doubt that the readers of The Occidental Observer, who are now reading those few pages of my Hojas Susurrantes, can conceive of the size of the iceberg that lies beneath such a small ridge of ice.

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Child abuse Literature Videos

Hansel and Gretel

This topic is related to my work in Spanish, which deals precisely with parents who devour the souls of their children.