Australian kids being diagnosed with "climate change delusions"

Scott Ritsema
CIVICS NEWS.com
February 9, 2009

The constant fear-mongering by the media, teachers, professors and politicians is beginning to take its toll. The Boston Globe reports,

Last year, an anxious, depressed 17-year-old boy was admitted to the psychiatric unit at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne. He was refusing to drink water. Worried about drought related to climate change, the young man was convinced that if he drank, millions of people would die. The Australian doctors wrote the case up as the first known instance of "climate change delusion."

Robert Salo, the psychiatrist who runs the inpatient unit where the boy was treated, has now seen several more patients with psychosis or anxiety disorders focused on climate change, as well as children who are having nightmares about global-warming-related natural disasters.

Young people have no doubt been traumatized by the anti-human global warming propaganda. Last year, kids were taught their appropriate age of death, given their relative carbon output. The lesson was brought to them through a cartoon online simulator called "Planet Slayer." The child was portrayed as a pig, and was instructed to input data about his/her lifestyle, after which, the simulator would depict the bloody slaughtering of the pig, representing the child's own death. This is the kind of warped mind manipulation that children have been put through.

Additionally, propaganda pieces like this cartoon, depict human beings as a cancer on the planet, further dehumanizing and demonizing mankind.

Commenting on the Boston Globe "climate change delusion" story, Bill Anderson points out, "It seems that the propaganda campaign that teachers have been unleashing in schools is working quite well: youngsters are beginning to demonstrate the psychosis of absolute fear, as they become convinced that a Big Lie is the truth."

Certainly the mental disorder experienced by these young people is not unique to their extreme cases. There is a widespread "climate change delusion" for which politicians, educators, and opinion-makers need to be diagnosed.