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equineluvr ago

The "Satanic Panic" bullshit meme was a big deal in the late 80s-early 90s. Since it hasn't been out there for a while, I thought it was pretty much dead in the popular nomenclature. Especially in light of recent surveys demonstrating that over 90% of licensed therapists who see patients claiming to be SRA victims believe those patients.

Of course, the CIA's False Memory Syndrome Foundation is still out there

http://www.fmsfonline.org/?faq=faq

And they have to continue to justify their existence/jobs. Look at their staff -- 90% overt Js with a few cryptos mixed in.

VieBleu ago

I have a quote for part 2 the lawyer who got the Keller's off for free, no legal fees, says he is sure another "moral pain" is inevitable so he wanted to get this decision. They are prepping to spring any of their own who gets convicted for pedogate stuff sheeesh, do kids even have a chance ever...

Selling Satanic Panic to a new generation - they've already accomplished it - this went everywhere.

equineluvr ago

Yep, they resurrected it and blew the dust from the corpse.

There are weapons to fight this crap with. The surveys of psychs I mentioned above are a good start.

VieBleu ago

As part of the keller exoneration, they got something like 30 psychologists to say there is no SRA it's all a fantasy led by someone namd James Wood I believe. I think that group may be False Memory Syndrome affiliated. Need to look further into that.

This case just keeps opening into more and more avenues. I think it is a real nexus of the propaganda push.