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Wow..no wonder David Rahman is always smiling.*£48,000 for 'Start Smiling Again' NLP - South West Wales - Stress
Management Programme
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That stuff is effing disgrace.
Where is the Royal College of Psychiatrists in all this? Why are they not speaking out about this fraud?
Oh, I forgot, it's currently headed by "psychiatry is at the heart of medicine" Wessely. We are entering into the glorious age of psycho-fascism.
His smile is currently undergoing maintenance. It'll be back shortly, 48k bigger and brighter.Wow..no wonder David Rahman is always smiling.
Yeah as Sean posted it's from the hilarious Monty Python "Dead parrot" sketchCompletely off topic (thankfully), what is the story behind that blue parrot?
That is often at the core of societal change. People tolerate things until it reaches critical mass, then boom, society changes radically. Sadly this catches even reasonable people - everyone gets tarred and feathered. If it looks like a duck it gets plucked ... pity about plucking the geese, swans and pigeons.It appears that the self destruction of these belief systems requires that things get out of hand so much that even the average uninformed person can see that they've lost touch with reality.
Are you sure you're asking the right crowd? What does your typical, knife-carrying, young man about town have to say about this?Does a gentlemen still walk on the lady's right (so he can keep his sword-arm free)?
Are you sure you're asking the right crowd? What does your typical, knife-carrying, young man about town have to say about this?
Relabeling and redefining terms and then selling based on using the redefintions is stock in trade of this approach. It always sounds reasonable, and they always have a fallback position - it was you who got it wrong by not carefully reading what they said. So for example the PACE trial did get a whole lot of patients to recovery, provided you realize that recovery can mean severe disability. Its your fault if you did not understand the last part.95% cure rate eh ? and why is that ? Im gonna guess that anyone who reacts badly to his claims that they are or should already have been cured by his process and are now gonna be kicked off benefits/pension will then be reclassified as having textbook mental health problems and (ironically enough) not actual CFS ?