Psychological Harassment Information Association

Circumventing The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Smear Campaign Routine Scenario Example, No Trial - CNN iReport (article link)

False allegations are combined with powerful radar assaults and an assessment order before trial for non-criminal responsibility "you're not guilty due to mental illness, who needs a trial when you are not guilty, right?"

Economic Hardship Linked to Increased Suicides and Homicides - CNN iReport (video)

A video about the economic hardship in Greece and the increased rate of suicides and homicides.

Ted Talks; Focused Ultrasound, Brain Lesions, "Hitting The Brain", Lobotomy, Stroke - CNN iReport (video)

A video about Focused Ultrasound that can "hit the brain", cause lesions and strokes.

Rage Shooting Factors and Angiogenesis (eat to defeat cancer) - (news flash)

The most recent updates: Rage Shooting Factors and Angiogenesis (eat to defeat cancer) pages.

Two Strategies to Circumvent the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - CNN iReport (article link)

*New Fourth Strategy and Examples; Court strategies used to circumvent The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, awareness and prevention.

Vitamin B Complex Removes Lead From The Brain - (news flash)

These B vitamins are vital in cellular enzyme function and important in brain metabolism; they help to remove lead from the brain.

Zinc, Can displace lead and lower the body burden. Low levels of zinc have been found in people with high lead levels.

Bullying, Suicide Prevention, Megan and Jamey Links to Suicide Through Influence of the Mind - CNN iReport (video)

An article and video about bullying, Megan Meier, Jamey Robemeyer, links with suicides through the influence of the mind, and suicide prevention.

Criminal Harassment Network Linked to PTSD - CNN iReport (article link)

POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)

An article about a criminal harassment network intentionally inflicting PTSD "making a person yellow".

Women who reported taking at least 400 international units of vitamin D every day were at 24% lower risk of developing breast cancer - Reuters (article link)

Breast cells have receptors for vitamin D raising the possibility that the nutrient could help regulate the division and proliferation of these cells; -- There's also growing evidence that vitamin D could help protect against other types of cancer.

The Mobbing Research Marc Lepine Article That Got Danny Hunt Arrested and Incarcerated - CNN iReport (article link)

After Danny Hunt published the article on CNN iReport and had shared it on facebook for discussion he was arrested, the criminal charge uttering threats towards women 264.1 (1)(a).

I wrote this article because it is the only known case of a mass shooting where the perpetrator, Marc Lepine, states in a suicide letter that the cause is not because he has no more money or that it has been eliminated and drained, as if someone else wrote the suicide letter knowing the cause and attempted to hide it.

Human Rights, Canadian Mob Strategy, Cancer, Hidden Homicides Through Medical System - iReport CNN (article link)

Criminal allegations are combined with radar assaults in Canada along with insinuations the accused is dangerous.

1. criminal allegations
2. radar assaults
3. insinuations that the accused is dangerous
4. assessment order before trial and "you have to run"

Logan's Run, Movie Scene Run Away Strategy - CNN iReport (video)

A movie scene that illustrates a run away and become a fugitive strategy using microwave (radar) technology assault weapons. The use of powerful radar in run away strategies or to assault citizens in their own homes is like the combination of assault energy weapons and homelessness.

"run away or get cancer" "you have to run" "run!" aka "Run Runner!".

Seung-Hui Cho of Virginia Tech, a victim of bullying and repetitive humiliation? - CNN iReport (article link)

Seung-Hui Cho of Virginia Tech, a victim of bullying and repetitive humiliation similar to Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold involved in the Columbine massacre?

The vicious physiology of stress - CNN (article link)

Your adrenal gland, which is responsible for releasing the stress hormone, becomes weak or sputters out. Then it doesn’t signal properly to help us cope. That, in turn, starts to affect us adversely - not just our biology, but also our emotional response. -- So then you are caught in a vicious cycle of quickly degenerating health because both the stress and the substances are working together to wear down your body systems—your stress axis, your liver, kidney, heart, blood pressure. -- Then you get a double whammy in terms of risk for heart disease and certain types of cancer.

Summary of the Mechanism and how it can be induced by intention repetitively to do physical and psychological harm:

Dreams Help Heal Painful Memories - PsychCentral (article link)

Berkeley researchers discovered that during REM sleep the brain processes emotional experiences and takes the painful edge off difficult memories.

The findings offer a compelling explanation for why people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), such as war veterans, have a hard time recovering from painful experiences and suffer reoccurring nightmares.

They also offer clues into why we dream.

5 Ways Positive Psychology Can Improve the Workplace - PsychCentral (article link)

"Research supports that certain positive psychological outcomes relate to greater organizational outcomes. Positive emotions and related processes can lead to greater motivation, fulfillment with work, and the ability to cope with stress and uncertainty."

B.C. Mountie alleges years of sexual harassment - CBC News (article link)

"Cpl. Catherine Galliford was the face of the B.C. RCMP for years."

Galliford says she faced constant sexual advances from several senior officers from the moment she graduated from the RCMP Academy in 1991.

"It just got to the point that after I had about 16 years of service, I broke. I completely broke."

Power Drives Sexual Harassment - PsychCentral (aqrticle link)

A new study suggests the abuse of power can lead to sexual harassment, especially in the workplace. Particularly, in the hands of the wrong person, power can be dangerous. However, the definition and interpretation of power varies by gender and workplace roles.

Issues of power, workplace culture and the interpretation of verbal and non-verbal communication associated with sexual harassment were the focus of a study by Debbie Dougherty, at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Working with a large healthcare organization in the Midwest, Dougherty examined the question: why does sexual harassment occur?

“Power,” she said.

Anti-Gay Rhetoric Causes Psychological Harm and Suicides - CNN iReport (video)

A video that first shows Anti-Gay Rhetoric linked to hate and rejection followed by a video that shows IT GETS BETTER participants discuss how they felt and suicide.