Stockholm Syndrome

Stockholm Syndrome

Stockholm Syndrome is a term used to describe a phenomenon where hostages express devotion towards their captors that appear irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the hostages, essentially mistaking a lack of abuse from their captors as an act of kindness. At least four (4) conditions allow Stockholm Syndrome to develop: ^[1]

1. A physical threat to kill the hostage and the ability to carry it out.

2. The inability of the hostage to escape. The hostage feels their life and/or livelihood (i.e., the means of supporting their existence) depends on the captor.

3. The hostage is isolated from outside views and forced to accept the views of the captor.

4. After a threatening experience, the captor displays kindness to the hostage.

Stockholm Syndrome’s Effect

Not only is Stockholm Syndrome viewed as a natural response or defense mechanism, it is also viewed as a simple brainwashing technique. Antebellum slavers and modern day sex traffickers are examples of both past and present captors that create conditions where Stockholm Syndrome can develop. As a brainwashing technique the goal is to convince the hostage that: ^[2]

1. The captor is omnipotent.

2. Resistance is futile.

3. Life depends on winning the captor’s indulgence thru absolute compliance.

4. The lack of abuse is love.

Stockholm Syndrome’s Power and Potential

“I freed thousands of slaves. I could have freed thousands more, if they had known they were slaves.” — Harriet Tubman (c. 1822 – 10 March 1913), also known as Black Moses, was an African-American abolitionist.


The freedom, independence, empowerment and sense of security promised women by abortion is a lie. Can equality for women be achieved at the expense of murdering their children? Of course not. Abortion is oxymoronic. Planned Parenthood, the world’s largest abortion provider, embraces abortion as a “cruel kindness”. The truth is abortion is a lie that promises to improve the “quality of life” at the “expense of life.”

Here is a LifeCommercial that illustrates the point. ^[3]

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Embracing leaders and organizations that embrace abortion as a necessary social policy to guarantee life, will ultimately result in the end of life. Abortion not only fails to free women, it ultimately promises to enslave us all. At times, I wonder if Planned Parenthood knows anything about the potential power, purpose and profit of creating conditions where Stockholm Syndrome can be developed. Because abortion is still legal in America, I also wonder if our church leaders, publicly elected representatives and pro-Life organizations are suffering from it?

Brothers, we really need to talk.

Reference(s):
1. Training Manual for Certified Domestic Abuse Advocates, “Section Three: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Stockholm Syndrome” (http://bit.ly/caURJw), Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
2. Ibid.
3. LifeCommercials.com, “Roe, Roe, Roe v. Wade” (http://bit.ly/9NE70H).

The Language Of Oppression

The Language Of Oppression

Haig Bosmajian, UW professor of speech communication says. “While names, words, and language can be, and are, used to inspire us, to motivate us to humane acts, to liberate us, they can also be used to dehumanize human beings and to ‘justify’ their suppression and even their extermination.” In order to justify the inhumane treatment of African American slaves and soothe the conscious of the Americans, dehumanizing terminology or the “language of oppression” was established and propagated by way of both “academic” and “legal” opinion at the very highest levels of our educational and legal communities.

The Language Of Oppression Past

From 1815 to 1830, the American Colonization Society: “Free black in our country are … a contagion.” In 1857 the U.S. Supreme Court decided: “A negro of the African race was regarded … as an article of property … a subordinate and inferior class of being.” In 1858, the Virginia Supreme Court decision declared: “In the eyes of the law … the slave is not a person.” In 1867, Buckner Payne, Publisher: “The Negro is not a human being.” In 1900, Professor Charles Carroll: “The negro is … one of the lower animals.” In 1903 Dr. William English: “The negro race is … a heritage of organic and psychic debris.” In 1909, Dr. E. T. Brady: “They [Negroes] are parasites.” In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court decided: “The Fetus, at most, represents only the potentiality of life.” Again, in 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court declared: “The word ‘person,’ as used in the 14th Amendment does not include the unborn.”

The Language Of Oppression Present

In 1979 Professor Joseph Flectcher: “Pregnancy when not wanted is a disease … in fact, a venereal disease.” In 1980 Dr. Mariti Kekomaki: “An aborted baby is just garbage … just refuse.” In the Sunday, July 12th, 2009, edition of the New York Times Magazine, the power of the language of oppression to corrupt our conscious was revealed in the words of sitting U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who said in an interview that she was surprised at a 1980 court ruling that prevented the restoration of Medicaid funding for abortions, because, in her opinion, when Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973 “there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of.”

Leadership And The Resonance Of Eternal Truth

History teaches us, time and time again, that the use of oppressive language to demonize and dehumanize certain segments of the human race is incontestably evil. True leadership holds the resonance of eternal truth bound by the conviction to stand up for the truth. When one’s convictions are compromised for the promise of comfort or power, perpetuating lies in the desire to attain or maintain status is the rule of the day. Such a leader or organization cannot proclaim service to God or man.

Brothers, we really need to talk.

Autism, Aborted Fetal DNA and Vaccines

Autism, Aborted Fetal DNA and Vaccines

The evidence is strong that the following are risk factors for Autism:

1. Increased Parental Age At Delivery Of Newborn Baby

2. Increased Odds Of An Extremely Preterm Birth (<28 Weeks Gestation)

3. Increased Maternal Smoking

4. Increased Parental Psychiatric Disorders

5. Increased Maternal Alcoholism

There is also an ongoing study on the link between aborted fetal DNA in vaccines and autism. Read the press release from Children of God for Life and the links to Dr Deisher of AVM Biotechnology and their non-profit arm, Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute (http://bit.ly/drunhh). Coming studies should address the link between Autism and Abortion more thoroughly.

Do Black Americans Have Higher Autism Risk?

Most studies are too small to even bother asking if parental race affects Autism risk. However, studies using California subjects can address that question. For example, a 2002 study using California subjects found that Black California women have 1.6 times (i.e., 60% higher) the risk of delivering a newborn later diagnosed with Autism. Reference: Lisa A. Croen, Judith K. Grether, and Selvin “Descriptive Epidemiology of Autism in a California Population: Who Is at Risk?” Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 2002 Volume 32 (Issue No. 3) pages 217-224. Thus, one can say that there are studies supporting higher Autism risk for Black American newborn babies relative to non-Black American newborn babies.

Black American Newborns

According to Dr. Catherine Limperopoulos, BSc (OT), MSc, PhD Rehabilitation Science (McGill) Postdoctoral Studies Neurology (Harvard), extremely preterm newborns have a ~~ 25% risk of Autism. Since Black American newborns have four (4) times the XPB (eXtremely Preterm Birth) risk as non-Black Americans, I have to suspect that at some point we (i.e., the Black race) will be considered an Autism risk. Personally, I wonder if this is virtually all due to the quadruple Induced Abortion (IA) rate of Black Americans?

Brothers, we really need to talk.

Black Life Deficit

Black Life Deficit

According to the National Vital Statistics Reports: Volume 58, No. 8, released December 23rd, 2009, there were 292,080 Black deaths from all causes other than induced abortion (i.e., excluding induced abortion). Let’s look at the math:

—587,000 Live Black Births
–– 744,808 Black Deaths (i.e., 452,000 induced abortions + 292,808 all other causes)
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–– 157,808 (Black Life Deficit)

Black America’s Total Fertility Rate

A total fertility rate of 2.1 represents “replacement level” fertility for the total population under current mortality conditions (assuming no net immigration). According to the United State Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2006 (Vital Statistics page 67, Table. 77), Black America is below the replacement level at 1.9. According to research, in order for a culture to maintain itself for more than 25 years, there must be a fertility rate of 2.1, with anything less, the culture will decline. Historically, no culture has ever reversed a 1.9 fertility rate.

Endangered Species

In 1970 the fertility rate for Black America was 3.0. Since abortion became legal, the fertility rate for Black America has dropped to 1.9. Understanding replacement level is not difficult. Today in Black America there is more death than life. In my opinion, if we do not band together and stop abortion, Black America may face the very real possibility of being an endangered species by the year of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ 2100.

Brothers, we really need to talk.