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Dedication_and_Introduction<br />

board, Ralph Underwager, Ph.D. and theologian, along with<br />

Hollida Wakefield, M.A. let the cat out of the bag when they<br />

publicly supported pedophilia (that is adults having sex with<br />

children). Their support of pedophilia came in an interview with a<br />

Dutch magazine Paidika, The Journal of Paedophilia (Winter,<br />

1993).<br />

Although the False Memory Syndrome Foundation gets upset at<br />

any mention that there might be a conspiracy by the perpetrators of<br />

<strong>mind</strong>-<strong>control</strong>, because conspiracies supposedly don’t and can’t<br />

happen, they want us to believe that all therapists are conspiring<br />

together to implant false memories of abuse into their clients, which<br />

could not be further from the truth. <strong>Monarch</strong> slaves typically run<br />

into a great deal of denial by their therapists that anything like this<br />

could be happening. The bottom line is that Multiple Personality<br />

Disorder (now refered to as Dissociative Identity Disorder) is a<br />

recognized bona fide diagnosis. False Memory Syndrome is not a<br />

recognized medical or psychological diagnosis and does not appear<br />

in the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and<br />

Statistical Manual III-R nor the recently released DSM-IV.<br />

Those who followed Fritz’s writings have learned about the close<br />

working relationship between the Mondavi’s and the Rothschilds<br />

(see his article about the Mondavi/Rothschild Napa Valley winery).<br />

Guess who got the court precedence which gives the EMS some<br />

legal ground to attack therapists? The precidence was supposedly a<br />

wife who went to a doctor who told her she had syphilis. The wife<br />

assumes she got it from her husband and divorces him. Then she<br />

learns she doesn’t have syphilis. The husband then sues the doctor.<br />

Upon this bizarre case rests the legal precedence for a third party to<br />

sue a person who gives advice, such as family members suing a<br />

therapist.<br />

Upon this weak precidence, an abusive father who worked for<br />

Monday in a winery in California successfully destroyed a<br />

legitimate therapist who was trying to save his daughter who was a<br />

programmed <strong>Monarch</strong> victim. Supposedly the therapist had<br />

http://mercury.spaceports.com/~persewen/fritz/fritz-intro.html (7 of 18) [7/15/2000 7:53:13 PM]

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