Good Managers at NASA

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>>On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 03:51:15 -0700, Dale wrote:
>
>>> If the story you tell doesn't strike you as being strange, I'd really
>>> urge you to seek some help. I think your life could be a lot better, and
>>> paranoia can be controlled these days.
>>Just because your paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get you. Maybe
>>you should seek help, as technology swiftly passes you by. We are
>>currently living in era were the rate of growth of technology is advancing
>>exponentially. A rate were many things that were unimaginable are reality
>>today.
>
> Well, yes. It's an exciting time in which to live. Does it engender fear in you
> or something?
>
>>You have heard of a lobotomy, a mechanical procedure? What Danny is
>>talking about is the chemical or drug induced equivalent of a lobotomy.
>>After being illegally locked up at NASA's request, at a facility of NASA's
>>(or government's) choosing, by a not to stable psychiatrist (as is evident
>>by the commitment papers), Danny was well on his way to the modern day
>>equivalent of a lobotomy. His parent's intervention was the only thing
>>that stood between him and long term commitment (by the not too stable
>>psychiatrist) and modern day lobotomy.
>>Would you be mad, maybe a little paranoid?
>
> So, you are saying that NASA thought him to be such a threat that they
> tried to chemically lobotomize him?
>
> Ummm, OK....

> wrote:
>>I made a mistake of going into a program management job. Too much office
>>politics for me. My supervisor was Greg Hite. At first he supported me,
>>but deserted me toward the end. I sent a couple of emails to my divorce
>>attorney and NASA obviously intercepted them. The summary is based on
>>this
>>traffic to my attorney, Greg agreed with me in a meeting in his office in
>>Jan 2006 my memory would have been erased if my father had said yes. I
>>was
>>completely freaked out by his statement. I knew NASA knew I was about
>>ready
>>to prove in my divorce court they told lie after lie about me to my
>>doctor.
>>They knew I had a strong case they wanted to erase my memory in 1999. I
>>had
>>panic attacks coming into work knowing NASA knew what I was about to do in
>>the Family Law Court of Harris County Texas. Greg allowed me sick leave,
>>but then higher level people kicked in and started using my sick leave as
>>a
>>tool to manipulate me and my doctors.
> Ummm, your memory would have been erased? Back to some predetermined
> date or something? How?
> If the story you tell doesn't strike you as being strange, I'd really urge
> you to
> seek some help. I think your life could be a lot better, and paranoia can
> be
> controlled these days.
> Sincerely,
> Dale

> Also consider every allegation I have made against NASA and the Gulf Coast
> medical community is backed up be documentation. Many things happened in my
> stay that are worthy of comment, but are not documented. I have limited my
> accusations to documented wrong doings.

<http://www.angryherb.net>

> On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 10:43:34 -0500, Danny Dot wrote
>> Also consider every allegation I have made against NASA and the Gulf
>> Coast
>> medical community is backed up be documentation. Many things happened in
>> my
>> stay that are worthy of comment, but are not documented. I have limited
>> my
>> accusations to documented wrong doings.
> Let me guess - you've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, paranoid
> schizophrenia or something with a similar diagnostic code, right?
> --
> Herb Schaltegger
> "You can run on for a long time . . . sooner or later, God'll cut you
> down." - Johnny Cash

> --
> Danny Dot
> Look at my site and see how NASA treats a creative mind!!!
> The summary is "Not Very Well" :-)
> www.mobbinggonemad.org
>
>
> > On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 10:43:34 -0500, Danny Dot wrote
> >> Also consider every allegation I have made against NASA and the Gulf
> >> Coast
> >> medical community is backed up be documentation. Many things happened in
> >> my
> >> stay that are worthy of comment, but are not documented. I have limited
> >> my
> >> accusations to documented wrong doings.
> > Let me guess - you've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, paranoid
> > schizophrenia or something with a similar diagnostic code, right?
> > --
> > Herb Schaltegger
> > "You can run on for a long time . . . sooner or later, God'll cut you
> > down." - Johnny Cash
>
> Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is my diagnosis today. The trauma was my
> lockup in 1999. I will probably never get over it. Trauma caused by people
> that claim to be attempting to help you is probably the worse kind.
>
> http://www.ptsdalliance.org/
> http://www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/reliving.cfm
>
> You can find lots more with a simple google.
>
> Danny Dot
> www.mobbinggonemad.org