Peter O'Callaghan the "Independent Commissioner" or the art of official bullying plus it's all about the money
BULLYING WITH MURDEROUS INTENTION OR SUICIDAL HOPES
IS A POPULAR TACTIC IN SOME CULTURAL GROUPS
LEARN TO RECOGNISE WHEN YOU ARE BEING BULLIED
Verbal bullying is a means of using words in a negative way such as insults, teasing, put downs, etc., to gain power over someone else's life. Learn about the Effects of Verbal Bullying! Many people's lives have been destroyed by verbal abuse in business and professional settings.
Survivors of childhood abuse are particularly prone to bullying of this variety. One of the most tragic experiences is to encounter this in medical or mental health services. The most often complained of by survivors is when your 'professional' support group convenor uses the information that they have of your experience or condition to "sway" you into a particular course of action.
Those of you who like myself had a Catholic upbringing would realise that a Catholic environment operates on little other than this form of bullying be it from nuns, priests or other clergy then from "the religious" who are so accustomed that they appear blind to any complaint. In the majority of encounters it can be said that this is a result of culture and environment.
Engaging with Peter O'Callaghan the "Independent Commissioner" on behalf of the Cathlic Church
Is it truly plausible that people can be compromised and kept in a perpetual state of fear from early childhood and on through all of adulthood today as a result of childhood indoctrination? Surely their Human Rights will have been breached if that is the case.
John Brown the author and publisher was born in Yea Victoria 3717 on 27 December, 1948. John grew up in Yea, he went to the Catholic school and then a final year at Yea High. He undertook an apprenticeship as a Hand and Machine Compositor/Linotype Mechanic at the local newspaper The Yea Chronicle. He left Yea ...... read more
Human rights for Catholic children exist only if they remain bonded through the abusive practices of a culture with the longest history of war, rape, genocide and child abuse humanity has ever encountered.
Human rights do not exist in the Catholic religion unless the perceived rights of gods, demons, angels, devils, poltergeists and a myriad of other mythical creatures and superstitions are met to the satisfaction of those traumatically bonded to Catholicism through their own abusive childhood experience