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Title: James Holmes was a Lunatic, not Brainwashed
Source: Unclebob's Treehouse
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Published: Jul 30, 2012
Author: Bob Wallace
Post Date: 2012-07-30 12:00:00 by Turtle
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Views: 7806
Comments: 106

Whenever something bad happens the Conspiracist Crackpots immediately come out of the woodwork and start hallucinating. Holmes was brainwashed. He had a chip in his head. It was a false flag operation.

It’s all bullshit. Brainwashing doesn’t exist, contrary to those with the vapors.

The retired psychiatrist James Gilligan spend 35 years dealing with thousands of murderers, trying to find out what they did what they did. Every time what he heard was, “He dissed me [my wife, girlfriend, parents, friends, children] so I killed him.”

One day he realized what he was hearing was the story of Cain and Abel – a story thousands of years old that explained why people murdered other people. Cain murdered Abel because he was rejected, humiliated, insulted, shamed. He blamed it on his brother and murdered him.

Murder is about the desire for revenge, to replace shame with pride.

Holmes was a complete loser with women. He was consistently rejected by them. I doubt he had even kissed a woman, just like the Korean shooter in Virginia who murdered some 30 people.

Holmes had been on a sex site trying to find women, and was rejected by every one of them.

Additionally, he was mentally ill, apparently from schizophrenia. On TV I saw his eyes wandering. That’s a side effect of psychiatric drugs (I don’t call it medication) and one of the main side effects of these drugs is increases in murder/suicide.

I doubt Holmes even remembers what he did.

A schizophrenia on murder/suicide “medication,” a loner/loser rejected by women, who was just kicked out of school…he was sending out red flags all over the place.

The Conspiracist Crackpots, because they are deluded, can’t see the truth in front of their eyes. Unfortunately, they’ll never change their minds. Believing is non-existent conspiracies is just too much fun.

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#30. To: Turtle (#0)

spoilsport.

PSUSA2  posted on  2012-07-31   12:13:39 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#31. To: PSUSA2 (#30)

spoilsport.

I know.

Turtle  posted on  2012-07-31   12:19:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#32. To: Turtle (#31)

You also knew it was only a (very short) matter of time before the conspiracy freaks came out of the woodwork. One doesn't need to be a genius to predict that. Hell, I knew that.

It's fukushima all over again.

PSUSA2  posted on  2012-07-31   12:22:43 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#37. To: PSUSA2 (#32)

You also knew it was only a (very short) matter of time before the conspiracy freaks came out of the woodwork.

It's a bit ironic that you feel that way, being that you see huge conspiracies in the matter of religion. You rebelled from a strict Christian upbringing by jumping to the polar opposite of Christianity, Satanism.

You see nothing wrong with "satanism", and refuse to contemplate that there IS horrible and murderous evil in the world, and that evil is very possibly caused by a cognant force controlling or at minimum influencing humankind.

It is THAT sort of evil which leads to this sort of event. There ARE those who utilize that evil as a means to an ends, which typically results in them them having more power, and/or receiving vast treasures.

MKULTRA did not exist simply to provide spies that could be given secret messages which could not be extracted under torture. It existed to create mind- controlled assassins and soldiers, and to find ways to mass control populations by covert means.

FormerLurker  posted on  2012-07-31   13:55:20 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#61. To: FormerLurker (#37)

It's a bit ironic that you feel that way, being that you see huge conspiracies in the matter of religion. You rebelled from a strict Christian upbringing by jumping to the polar opposite of Christianity, Satanism.

It's not a "polar opposite". That is what is known as "inverted christianity". That's not satanism. That's being an ankle biting little punk.

I'll do a little spoonfeeding here. Here is a short definition of what Satanism is all about: It's about knowing that the answers are not outside yourselves, but within. Don't look to others for answers. You won't find them. Self advancement requires work, not simplistic answers and slogans.

The abrahamic paths require you to look to others for answers and rules, at your own expense. You're expected to "lay up your treasure in heaven", by giving up your treasure RIGHT HERE; by giving up your personal power, RIGHT HERE. So, who do you give these things up to??? Inquiring minds want to know...

If you are on that path, good for you. But I'm not.

You see nothing wrong with "satanism", and refuse to contemplate that there IS horrible and murderous evil in the world, and that evil is very possibly caused by a cognant force controlling or at minimum influencing humankind.

What does this have to do with Holmes? Was he now "demon" possessed?

It is THAT sort of evil which leads to this sort of event. There ARE those who utilize that evil as a means to an ends, which typically results in them them having more power, and/or receiving vast treasures.

You need look no further than the 3 abrahamic faiths to see that.

But what does any of this have to do with Holmes? If you have a problem with me and or satanism, no problem. But at least keep from going off on a tangent.

PSUSA2  posted on  2012-07-31   16:21:00 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#65. To: PSUSA2 (#61)

I'll do a little spoonfeeding here. Here is a short definition of what Satanism is all about: It's about knowing that the answers are not outside yourselves, but within. Don't look to others for answers. You won't find them. Self advancement requires work, not simplistic answers and slogans.

You may be able to convince yourself that's what satanism is about, but you won't convince me of it. It's not called SATANism because of flowery ideas and concepts involving self exploration, it's called that because its adherents believe in a devil like being named satan, whom they worship.

That's why they call him master.

FormerLurker  posted on  2012-07-31 16:38:05 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#67. To: PSUSA2 (#61)

You see Christianity as the result of an ancient world wide conspiracy to control mankind. I tend to agree with you on that, more or less.

Yet you see no conspiracy in the worship of the devil, often times fueled with mind altering drugs, wanton sex, and animal sacrifice. You even claim such things don't happen or even exist.

My point is that there ARE conspiracies of all types and scope. The facts concerning Holmes don't support the supposition that he was the lone shooter, and they point towards the strong possibility he was purposely driven mad by those he trusted.

There ARE those in this world which would do such a thing, and THEY are most likely involved and/or possessed by pure evil, motivated by greed and lust for power.

FormerLurker  posted on  2012-07-31 16:44:09 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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