If it wasn't for the tragic consequences - it would almost be funny to read about the diagnosing of mental illnesses.

One could almost be excused for suspecting that the diagnosing criteria are selected purely to allow the doctor to successfully provide a positive diagnosis on the patient (victim) when 'needed'.

This especially stand out when one reads the literature, and the development, of mental illnesses.

Similarly to what Don Tolman found in regards to physical diseases; an increase of the number of diseases from seven (Yes 7 only) by the end of the 19th century – to over 10,000 diseases when we turned over to the 21st century. (Maybe should mention that over this period we spent thousands of billions, and thousands of billions over and over - in our so-called war against diseases.)

And yes we succeeded - that is; succeeded in making a smaller group of companies and individuals very wealthy - at the expense of the false, imaginary and un-necessary suffering of billions of people.

We in the psychiatry field had 5 to 10 diagnosable conditions in the end of the 19th century


1950;  Diagnostic and Statistical Manual was published by the American psychiatric association. This manual included 66 mental illnesses.

In an early 1960’s edition of the “DSM 4 TR” included close to 500 illnesses.
The interesting thing in the DSM IV TR is that all illnesses and the diagnosis thereof are identified with insurance numbering codes. Automatically allowing the doctor to see what symptoms need to be listed to classify the condition correctly - and thereby accessing the insurance Dollars.

Medical doctors use pathologists to determine (to prove by blood test etc,) an illness condition, as opposed to Psychiatrists who use Layers! Meeting in a boardroom they VOTE for what going to be classified as a mental illness and what should not.

As an example for you; homosexuality was included in the DSM for many years, it was then due to public and political pressure taken out of the DSM directory. Consequently a condition can be a mental illness or not totally depending on a few peoples opinions.

Get a copy for your self and read the diagnostic criteria on some diseases, Ie;
Oppositional defined disorder.
Conduct Disorder.

Someone said;
“”Beauty is in the eye of the beholder – Mental Illnesses are in the eye of the controller.””



An interesting thing to note, what these doctors have found in their infinite wisdom, that throughout history almost everyone was mentally disturbed - had some form of psychological disease.

Especially the great people; Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton just to mention two, analysing their personalities you can quickly conclude that they qualified for heavy psychological medication.


The diagnosing of witches is a classic example of the sickness industries intelligence;

You can simply drop the suspect - , normally a woman - in a pond of water, if she managed to swim to the shore and save herself - then she must be a witch. (Death penalty by burnig.)

Should she be unable to swim - consequently drowning in the pond - she is declared innocent.
(Witch-hunts was active into the 18th century and is estimated to resulting in over hundred thousand executions.)



Physiological disease

This are purely made up constructs – not a real disease – there are no physical abnormalities “physical disease conditions”.
Somebody’s subjective opinion of someone’s behaviour is all that’s required.

In 1995 just 1 in 4000 children in America were diagnosed as having juvenile bi-polar disorder, but in 2003, this had gone up to a frightening 1 in 100 children.


ADHD or HDD as it was called in the 1970s effected about 200,000 children, today there are between 12 and 15 million children in the US alone diagnosed with ADHD.

Yes it’s great our kids are looked after, and the “medicine” is available, but what if we call it what it is; DRUGS; Cocaine and Meta Amphetamine – how cute is that to feed to our kids?


To become diagnosed - or should we say for the school and the doctor to classify you - you need to fulfil six of the following criteria;

Problem giving attention to detail.
Not appearing to listen.
Loosing things.
Easily distracted.
Edges or squirms.
Not paying attention.
Forgetful.
Having difficulty staying seated.
Running or climbing inappropriately.
Always on the go.
Blurbs out answers.
Difficulty waiting in turn.

Geeee, doesn't that qualify many of us - I certainly qualified during the school years, and possibly up until this day I seems to be a severe case of an ADHD child.

No wonder I never thought I really grown up!!


Watch out parents - love your children and the energy they have, whether it's excessive or not. Keep them away from judging school teaches and money hungry doctors - or your child will be poisoned with lifelong consequences.

CHP-Anonymous.