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What made this case so memorable was the event that immediately followed.
I overheard the experiment's attending physician complaining bitterly to his
nurse colleague that "his" patient in an adjoining ward, who was not a "DOD
guinea pig," through application of this method, could "probably recover". The
doctor's complaint addressed his being prohibited from applying state-of-the-art
treatment for his patient by virtue of his DOD oath of secrecy. This doctor was
frustrated at being forced to serve two masters. The DOD being one master
held control over his career through his medical license, liability insurance, and
the secrecy oath he had signed. The second master was the doctor's own moral
and ethical standards, supported by the Hippocratic Oath he had signed upon
becoming a physician.
Thus without benefit of the voluminous DOD research findings and
technology developments, the medical field of mental health is in its learning
curve for establishing models to provide patients state-of-the-art care. In other
words, mental health providers themselves are quickly becoming the second
group of mind/information control victims.
The mental health profession is in a sate of crisis and his arrived at the
proverbial crossroads of failure and success. The road to success through the
application of available technologies appears to be blocked FOR REASONS
OF NATIONAL SECURITY.
As a direct result of DOD management of mind research secrets and the
resulting federal information containment practices, mental health providers are
on the defensive with their patients, the courts, and more recently with certain
special interest action groups. These groups are attacking the mental health
professional as a target for destruction. Well-funded organizations with very
questionable agendas, such as the False Memory Foundation (FMF) and the
Church of Scientology, have publicly denounced mental health as a profession.
The Church of Scientology has emerged as the apparent leader in publicly
denouncing the mental health profession. Through the church's Washington,
D.C. based "human rights" lobby group, it has launched a massive negative
propaganda campaign accompanied by numerous lawsuits against ethical drug
companies and mental health providers.
Scientologists believe their church's ffounder, L. Ron Hubbard, has
discovered a cure-all for mental illness through behavior modification.
Hubbard, a successful science fiction writer, allegedly acquired knowledge of
subliminal mind control through his military service with U.S. Navy
Intelligence. He named his behavioral modification program Dianetics after his
first wife, Diane.
The False Memory Foundation is a lobby group which is primarily utilized
by persons charged with sexual abuse. The FMF is desperately attempting to
develop legislation that restricts therapy for persons suffering from dissociative
disorders as a result of trauma. This organization's stated beliefs include that
repressed memory is a myth. FMF has found the mental health profession's
Achilles' heel.
To date, the model for developing an effective therapy regime for dissociative
disorders (which are as a result of repeated trauma) has not been
published by either the American Psychiatric Association or the American
Psychological Association. The difficulty in developing a model is due to a
number of factors. The primary factor involves national security secrets
concerning classified mind-control research.