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Tag Archives: PTSD
The Mass Suicide and its Cover-Up
Forbidden Fruit It has long been recognized that whatsoever is forbidden someone somehow becomes that much more alluring to whomever it is forbidden. And so it was for the books published by the DAV. Starting with a pamphlet about PTSD … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Expository Writing, For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, Mass Media, Observations, Personal History, Plain English, PTSD, Suicide, Veterans
Tagged "The United States of America", 9/11, Books, Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, Cover-up, DAV, Disabled American Veterans, Doctors, Feminist Cult, Forbidden Fruit, History, Hot Buttons, Humanity, Mass Suicide, Pamphlets, PTSD, Truth, Vietnam War veterans, Welcome Home
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Two Books – Same Title
Posted in Capitalism, Government, Human Sacrifice, Observations, Personal History, Politics, PTSD, Suicide, The Twentieth Man, Veterans
Tagged "The United States of America", DAV, Deparment of Veterans Affairs, Disabled American Veterans, Government, History, Politics, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders of the Vietnam Veteran, Psychology, PTSD, Tom Williams, Tom Williams Psy.D., Truth, VA, Veteran's Administration, Veterans
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Page Eleven – A Comparison
Posted in Government, Human Sacrifice, Observations, Personal History, Politics, PTSD, Suicide, Veterans
Tagged Books, History, Politics, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders of the Vietnam Veteran, Psychology, PTSD, Tom Williams, Tom Williams Psy.D., Truth, U. S. Army, Veterans, Veterans Suicides, Vietnam War, War
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Not Even A Columbine
This is just another example of the casual abuse of the diagnosis PTSD in the media.
Posted in Mass Media, Observations, PTSD, Veterans
Tagged Battle Fatigue, Culture, Government, Horror, Humanity, Logic, Operational Exhaustion, Politics, Post Traumatic-Stress Disorder, Post Vietnam Syndrome, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Psychology, PTSD, PVS, Shell Shock, Terror, The Vietnam War, Truth, Veteran's Administration, War
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The Hyphen War
The psychological disorder and descriptive diagnosis of PTSD has undergone a gradual evolutionary change of labels over time but it is still essentially the same disorder; it’s still the same disease. Variously named, PTSD was called: Shell Shock (in World … Continue reading
Posted in Dirty Words, Government, Human Sacrifice, Humor, Mass Media, Observations, Politics, PTSD, Veterans
Tagged "The United States of America", american psychiatric association, APA, Battle Fatigue, British, Department of Veterans Affairs, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-Fourth Edition, diagram a sentence, DSM-IV, DVA, General Sherman, Government, Grammar, Horror, Humanity, Hyphen, Hyphenation, Masters of Understatement, Operational Exhaustion, point-of-view, Politics, Post Traumatic-Stress Disorder, Post Vietnam Syndrome, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, POV, PSD, PTSD, PVS, Shell Shock, Terror, The Korean War, The Powers That Be, The Vietnam War, Truth, VA, Veteran's Administration, War, War is Hell, World War I, World War II
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PTSD in the Navy
Disregarding the ick factor of the following story, there is a claim on the part of the defendant, by his lawyer, of having PTSD. The reference to PTSD is sketchy at best, saying only that he served in the Navy … Continue reading
Posted in Churning Lawyers, Human Sacrifice, Observations, Politics, PTSD, Veterans
Tagged boots-on-the-ground, Crime, Fire Fights, History, Justice, Law, Lawyers, Logic, Navy Seals, Pop Psychology, Psychology, PTSD, U.S. Navy, Veterans, War
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Rosie O’Donnell Does NOT have PTSD!
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, PTSD, Veterans
Tagged Combat, Grammar, History, Hyper-Vigilance, Hyphenation, Hyphens, Mass Media, Police-Work, Pop Culture, Post Traumatic-Stress Disorder, Psychology, PTSD, PTSD Claims, Rosie O'Donnell, Television, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The View, Truth, Veterans, War
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3 MPD Police Officers On Gang Hit List
From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 1, 2013 While the story within the following article is itself quite disturbing, that is not the reason for posting it here. It is the quote within the story that, taken as an … Continue reading
Hot Buttons
I believe the expression “hot buttons” has its origins in military jargon. Those who would be most likely to know the true origin of this expression are army doctors, psychiatrists and especially, army chaplains. Psychiatric casualties are inevitable in war. … Continue reading
Posted in Human Sacrifice, Uncategorized, Veterans
Tagged Army Chaplain, “situational manipulation”, Battle Fatigue, Chaplain, Combat Fatigue, English, Etymology, History, Hot Buttons, Humanity, Interrogation, Interview, Jargon, Language Arts, Linguistics, Military History, Military Jargon, Mind Probe, Phraseology, Psych Tech, Psychiatric Specialist, Psychology, PTSD, Shell Shock, The American War, The Second Indochina War (1954-1975), The Vietnam War, U. S. Army, VA, Veteran, Viet Nam, War, Word Origins
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