Principal Hypnotizes Students Without a License, Contributing to the Deaths of 3
Former North Port High School Principal Kenney admitted he hypnotized 16-year-old Wesley McKinley a day before the teenager committed suicide in April 2011. A subsequent investigation found that Kenney hypnotized as many as 75 students, staff members and others from 2006 until McKinley's death.
This is a story that is directly related to Scientology because Scientology technology hypnotizes people in a very similar way to the techniques used by this Principal on his students – all without a license.
Real hypnotists, as well as state regulators, understand the need for licensing: BECAUSE HYPNOSIS IS DANGEROUS IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
L Ron Hubbard did not know, nor did he care, that he did not know what he was doing.
L Ron Hubbard was the most unethical hypnotist in history and he has made a group of fanatics who follow in his footsteps. He taught Scientologists that he was not even hypnotizing people, and they believe him.
The practice of Scientology is a danger to society and licensing should be applied to them just as it is applied to everyone else in order to protect the public from ignorant and unethical hypnotists.
Why state regulators who license hypnotists have never done anything about Scientology is beyond me.
Read the Full Story: http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151006/ARTICLE/151009766/2416/NEWS
Now Huffpostlive has a story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/teens-died-after-principals-hypnotism_56156093e4b0fad1591a6f04
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Alanzo	on October 12, 2015 at 10:19 am
Very interesting, David. Thanks for your contribution.
And welcome to Alanzo's Blog.
David Cooke	on October 12, 2015 at 1:06 am
Gruesome story! Thinking back to highschool days, I observe how many teachers were insecure or outright terrified of their students; paranoid about maintaining their authority. Corporal punishment and an overt manner were the schoolmaster's traditional tools. Now some have to find more subtle methods of domination including sexual abuse or hypnotism. But all amateur hypnotists are surely driven by a desire to dominate others.
The Psychological Practices Act that the state of Victoria (Australia) passed in 1965 was aimed primarily at Scientology, but had a side effect of making the non-medical use of hypnosis illegal. Even stage illusionists like Francis Quinn who used hypnosis had to leave the state.