Letter to the Department of Consumer Affairs.
I've removed the names of my friends who experienced the malpractice from this letter.
Marjorie Berte, Director
Consumer Affairs
400 "R" Street
Sacramento CA. 93101
4/16/98
RE; Malpractice from hypnotic manipulation of physicians, surgeons and dentists in California.
DECLARATION OF CHRISTOPHER A. BROWN
I Christopher A. Brown Declare under penalty of the laws of perjury of the State of California that the following is true and correct.
Date;________________Christopher A. Brown
Dear Marjorie Berte,
It has come to my attention that at least six medical professionals have been influenced in their care of the public with post hypnotic suggestion administered by Native American Medicine people. The reason the Medicine people have done this is determine if they will be allowed to influence Medical professionals in the care they provide to the public with the hypnosis used by the Native Medicine community. If the information provided in this letter is not fully investigated it will signal that one on one encounters between patients and doctors are an invitation to illegal hypnotic manipulation and opportunity to demonstrate hypnotic control to the public by seriously effecting health care. These activities by members of the Native Medicine community are unconscious and compulsive. They are part of a program taught from an early age as described in the enclosed information titled "Understanding the Native American Medicine Person".
Senator Jack O'connell has copies of a civil complaint I have filed against the County of Santa Barbara for negligence in the failure to preserve records. Evidence of the Medicine peoples abilities of hypnosis were well documented by missing court case files of the local court of Santa Barbara. The documentation is now missing so it is expected that you will have difficulty believing that these events are caused in the way I claim.
My friends and I have experienced malpractice since 1996 in a demonstration of the Medicine peoples abilities to interact hypnotically with professionals during one on one appointments.
N____ M_____ went to a dentist in 1995 who she instructed to remove a filling of a potentially allergic nature to her. She utilizes a general anesthesia to completely escape drilling sensations. She awoke to find that half the fillings in her mouth had been removed and replaced with the material she was allergic to. The dentist silenced her objections and repeatedly asked her to "wait and see". Within three weeks she was near death in the ER getting a tracheotomy. She has a civil suit for malpractice pending.
P____ B______ had an accident 1992 in which his Achilles tendon was cut. He went to a doctor here in Santa Barbara who happened to be of the local Native tribe. He told Mr. B_____ that there was no need to do anything except bandage the wound. Some months later Mr. B_____ still could not walk so he went to another Doctor who was horrified to find that the previous physician had not reconnected the ends of the tendon. After a series of minor surgeries to stretch the retracted tendon back to the point where it could be reconnected, Mr. B________ attempted to litigate for damages but the doctor gave purjurous testimony and won the suit. Mr. B______ still suffers from a limp and will for many years.
K______ H_____ is a copilot on a small commuter jet. In 1997 he suffered from a brief period of faintness and consulted with two private physicians of the Sansum Medical Clinic for diagnosis. The physicians diagnosed him with a heart murmur and prescribed medicine. The FAA suspended his license putting him out of work. Some months later the FAA doctor re diagnosed Mr. H___ finding no murmur and ordered him to cease the medication stating that had he continued for any period of time, the medication would cause serious damage.
The fourth friend, N_____ C_____, went to an orthopedic surgeon to repair a problem with his back in 1996. The surgery was successful, however a steroid prescribed to hasten healing was wrong and other serious internal problems developed that put this man close to death a number of times. He will never recover fully from the malpractice and now lives with Cushings syndrome. His litigation is completed successfully. This man was a friend of my fathers from before my birth and has known me all of my life. He is a psychologist who worked for the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs and has been in private practice in the Los Angeles area as a clinical hypnotist for many years.
My dentist, Dr. J____ P______, who was the dentist for the local Indian Health clinic had an inquiry from his receptionist concerning a phone call for one of his other patients. The patient is the mother of a Chumash Medicine man I have known for 4 years. The Medicine man informed me that his mother was addicted to prescription drugs and regularly manipulated doctors to obtain prescriptions. The phone call was from this mans mothers pharmacist for the purpose of obtaining authorization of a refill on a prescription and the receptionist was inquiring as to if she should okay the refill. My dentist casually said, "Considering the patient I would be suspicious". I muttered through the packing in my mouth, "Be suspicious". A few minutes later my dentist forced a dental burr in between the two teeth he was working on, pushed and actuated the drill unnecessarily with pain and minor damage to my tooth. My dentist is totally unaware that he has done this and I am sure the other Doctors involved are also unaware of the hypnotic influence applied to them by Medicine people.
I received a diagnosis at the Santa Barbara County Hospital which was erroneous. The diagnosis concerned a pain in my left leg from an injury that I attribute to hypnotic instruction coming directly from another Chumash Medicine man litigated with in the same case, SB220298, the County dismissed itself from. I have memories of instruction to feel pain continuously in that leg. The doctors misdiagnosis worked with my instructions depriving me of a simple prescription of stretching the muscles to cure the problem. A revisit a year later finally received correct diagnosis and prescription. Other examinations at the same facility found missing x-rays or brought no relief. A exam in late 1995 by the urologist for difficulty urinating and discomfort after sexual activity concluded with an erroneous diagnosis of "all is okay."
Visits to a local clinical hypnotist received unethical treatment, an obvious sign that the hypnotist was controlled to remotely, unconsciously, interact with me by post hypnotic instruction. Personal experience with residents of the County of Santa Barbara who regularly visit hypnotists have demonstrated that limited control of their actions, attitudes and memory occurs.
The Chumash Medicine people are not conscious of their activities due to the use of their hypnosis and memory control on themselves in approximately 1880 to escape torture and massacres upon them in retribution for creating a mass insanity here in 1876. The mass insanity was an attempt to force an official understanding of their ability to manipulate memory and the subconscious mind. The Native intent was to provide information to the people coming to their ancestral land that might warn them of the possibilities. They still practice their hypnosis compulsively, exclusively, from the subconscious mind per their childhood hypnotic programming and the influence upon physicians is a part of that program. Native American Medicine people respect and admire modern physicians and were loath in this harmful influence to the public applied through medical professionals. They also desire deeply to inform modern medicine of their ability to control pain and effect autonomic functions in curative fashions as well as influence behavior in ways beneficial to the public. Lacking consciousness of their abilities deprives them of rational cognitive skills, these demonstrations are to show how uncontrolled usage could pose an extreme danger to the public in very many ways.
Recently, friends of mine have contracted hepatitis C after doctors visits. The individuals are very low risk people and this should be considered another demonstration of how doctors might be used to unknowingly spread a disease. Since the Columbine shootings in Colorado, a signal to me that truly dark elements have become involved, this development is very serious. The Native Medicine people have been trying to warn us of what is set to happen.
The local District Court spent nearly a decade, 1876 to '85, trying to understand the mass insanity but was unable to do so and the records were sifted of information that might inform the public of the skill, ability and potency of these ancient forms of hypnosis. The records were then kept hidden from the public view in violation of Government Code. The Medicine people have informed me that in 1959 the hidden Court case files were burned which compelled them, because of their childhood hypnotic program, to eventually attempt to force again, an official understanding of their hypnotic skills and knowledge.
There could easily be as many as 2,000 missing case files of insanity actions from the public record of the County of Santa Barbara. Enclosed are two statements providing proof that approximately 300 case files of insanity actions are missing from the public record. A statement from a friend who was an inmate at the Santa Barbara County jail describes booking and arrest records seen by him showing 650 bookings and arrests for crimes of insanity in the years 1876 to 1878. From the Superior Court Clerk is a statement of the existence of 327 insanity actions covering a 53 year period. The period from 1876 to 1878 has only 72 insanity actions. Clearly the public record has a huge gap indicating that the mass insanity did indeed occur as I have been informed it did by Medicine people. Included are two subpoena denials by the County of Santa Barbara for the civil action, SB 220298 of the arrest and booking records for the period, 1876 to 1879. The records are now missing whereas in July of 1997 they were in place at the jail library as is shown by the also included declaration of George Michael Skuse.
The County of Santa Barbara has used their power to manipulate general law and degrade the function of the court and government code by creating a dismissal as a defendant from my civil complaint of negligence in the failure to preserve public records. Case #220298 filed in the Santa Barbara County Superior Court on August 12, 1997. The County of Santa Barbara continues to be broadly negligent and guilty of psychiatric malpractice to the public today.
The Medicine people have assured me that if the Court allow the truth, they will cease to influence, unconsciously the public and will help, through me, psychology to understand how to effect cures for the unconscious influence. I request the intervention of the Department of Consumer affairs in this matter that is seriously effecting the health and welfare of California Residents.
I also request that any institute, examiner, college, board, panel or other organization currently certifying hypnotists for clinical practice of hypnosis in the State of California be immediately forbidden to inform the public that nonconsentual induction of a hypnotic trance is impossible and that people cannot be made to do things they do not want to do. Re certification of hypnotists should be biannually mandatory and should include specialized techniques of defeating memory control. These techniques do not assure that hypnotists will not be unconsciously controlled in their practice. The methods I am presently aware of will only discover the presence of post hypnotic instruction, not prevent the individual from acting on it. Please act promptly in this matter so adequate treatment for the public as well as professionals can be developed as soon as possible.
The priority of a request based in life or death consequence, for the people of California, should be applied to this communication. Please contact me so I may be of service to further expedite State actions.
Thank you sincerely,
Christopher A. Brown
cc. FBI, Gray Davis, Governor, Jack O'Connell, Senator
Response letter FROM the California State Board of Consumer Affairs
Response letter FROM CA. Senator Jack O'Connell.