MUSEO AVATTU...

CCHR on avannut museon pskiatrian ja psykologian rikosten ja uhrien muistoksi:

The museum features 14 documentaries with statements from a number of health professionals, attorneys, educators and other experts; both historical and modern-day footage of psychiatry's barbaric treatments; and interviews with victims of psychiatric brutalities ranging from electroshock and involuntary commitment to political torture, psychosurgery and the devastating effects of psychotropic drugs.

Hundreds of authentic photos, artifacts and documents further expose psychiatric human rights abuses inside the museum.

The free museum is located at 6616 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90028.

Hours of operation:
Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (last entry 7:30)
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (last entry 3:30)

Bring your friends, family and anyone you like! To book a free tour, please call the Industry of Death Museum Officer at 1-800-869-2247.

Read some of the many enthusiastic responses to CCHR’s museum:

Nancy Schaefer, Georgia State Senator: “I think the exhibition is awesome. I think the research is just incredible…psychiatry has targeted our children, they’ve targeted our families and now they are moving into the public school system. So it’s very urgent that as many people as are willing will get involved and bring this to an end…we have to persevere and stay after it and protect our families and protect our children from this horrendous violation of their rights.”

Kent Snyder, Executive Director Liberty Committee and Congressional Aide: “Everyone who breathes should see this exhibit, why, because the information is factual. It is what is going on today and everyone will probably know someone who will be affected by it directly.”

Dr. Jeffrey Schaler, Psychologist and professor: “People are thinking about things instead of just swallowing things that psychiatrists have been saying and that’s a sign of intelligence. It’s a sign of critical thinking and I find that very optimistic and uplifting. We need to address these issues right away, that means today…We can’t wait to start helping people with their rights being taken away from them.”

Mark Thompson, Former legislator and current Arizona State Senator candidate: “I would tell others and I encourage other policy makers to come and view the exhibit. Discover and find out more about CCHR and find out what the negative impacts of what psychiatry are doing in their own state, their own county-whatever the political subdivision may be-and to support the organization.”

Martin Whitely, Member of the Western Australian Parliament: “I think [CCHR is] playing a very important role, they’re playing the lead role, internationally at least as far as I know, they are the only significant organization fighting the good fight in this area.”
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...mutta esitelläänkö siellä scientologian suuria saavutuksia:

-Jeremy Perkins:n äitinsä tappaminen ?
-Lisa McPherson epäselvä kuolema (murha) scientologien pääkallopaikalla ?
-Tsunamin kilpikonnien kanniskelu ?
-Hannu Hyttisen autettu itsemurha Tukholmassa ?

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  • ufo-sekoilusi, muut psykoosisi ainekset?

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  • sinun....... kirjoitti:

    ufo-sekoilusi, muut psykoosisi ainekset?

    Tarkennat varmaan mielelläsi ?

    Eikös se ole scientologit, kun kehuvat rautatiellä venuksessa ja astraalimatkoilla universumissa ?

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Scientologialla ei ole mitään tekemistä psykiatrian tai psykologian kanssa.

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CCHR on avannut museon pskiatrian ja psykologian rikosten ja uhrien muistoksi:

The museum features 14 documentaries with statements from a number of health professionals, attorneys, educators and other experts; both historical and modern-day footage of psychiatry's barbaric treatments; and interviews with victims of psychiatric brutalities ranging from electroshock and involuntary commitment to political torture, psychosurgery and the devastating effects of psychotropic drugs.

Hundreds of authentic photos, artifacts and documents further expose psychiatric human rights abuses inside the museum.

The free museum is located at 6616 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90028.

Hours of operation:
Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (last entry 7:30)
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (last entry 3:30)

Bring your friends, family and anyone you like! To book a free tour, please call the Industry of Death Museum Officer at 1-800-869-2247.

Read some of the many enthusiastic responses to CCHR’s museum:

Nancy Schaefer, Georgia State Senator: “I think the exhibition is awesome. I think the research is just incredible…psychiatry has targeted our children, they’ve targeted our families and now they are moving into the public school system. So it’s very urgent that as many people as are willing will get involved and bring this to an end…we have to persevere and stay after it and protect our families and protect our children from this horrendous violation of their rights.”

Kent Snyder, Executive Director Liberty Committee and Congressional Aide: “Everyone who breathes should see this exhibit, why, because the information is factual. It is what is going on today and everyone will probably know someone who will be affected by it directly.”

Dr. Jeffrey Schaler, Psychologist and professor: “People are thinking about things instead of just swallowing things that psychiatrists have been saying and that’s a sign of intelligence. It’s a sign of critical thinking and I find that very optimistic and uplifting. We need to address these issues right away, that means today…We can’t wait to start helping people with their rights being taken away from them.”

Mark Thompson, Former legislator and current Arizona State Senator candidate: “I would tell others and I encourage other policy makers to come and view the exhibit. Discover and find out more about CCHR and find out what the negative impacts of what psychiatry are doing in their own state, their own county-whatever the political subdivision may be-and to support the organization.”

Martin Whitely, Member of the Western Australian Parliament: “I think [CCHR is] playing a very important role, they’re playing the lead role, internationally at least as far as I know, they are the only significant organization fighting the good fight in this area.”

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