The organized crime of Dr. Brian Leslie Weiss

When arbitrariness and illegality dare to raise
their heads with arrogance and impudence, it is always a sure
sign that the those called to defend the law have not done their
duty.

Rudolf von Ihering

I.
Exordium

The criminal who seems good and honest, represents an
insoluble problem. Not only he cheats the experts, but also
people who can boast of knowing men well. It is not even possible
to exclude the police or the judges. Some wrongdoers enjoy
friendliness or sympathy because a Bible I has been found among
their possessions or because they have written a book about
resurrection.

A soft voice, and specially an open smile, disarm and
produce blindness in judgment. Defense lawyers with experience
usually give to the press, before the hearing, photos of their
clients with a far-away look and laughing naively, which makes
our defense instinct stagger. The person that smiles seems to be
afraid of nothing and, consequently, we are not afraid of
him/her. He/she seems nice and pleasant to us, like a seller who
wants to stimulate us to buy. We are ready to acquire the goods
that he recommends to us, because we have formed a good opinion
of him.

The criminal uses the beliefs of social life, which are
endlessly offered to his instincts. It is known that the swindler
lives with decorum, as a model citizen, without raising any
suspicion during long years; for which we can trust
him without conditions. And when the fact that he is very
appreciated is added to the equation, we cannot attribute
criminal action to him
whatsoever.1

Part of the masks that cheat us, it is possible to buy
at the corner of the next street. One of them is that of
erudition, sign of good judgment; and another one, is to dress
well, offering an image of decorum. The academic grade and the
elegance belong to the technical camouflage of con
men, swindlers and gangsters. In contrast with our calm
respect towards them, we can get to know them precisely because
of this profile.

The descriptions that experienced reporters provide to
us reveal that our image of the criminal is –at least in
many cases– in contradiction with the reality of life, and
this is because criminals sometimes have an appearance as good as
that of their victims. It is true that frequently
our representations are fixed in the most superficial
things. Big criminals exhibit with taste proper academic
qualifications and attractive faces and when these wolves attack,
camouflaged either by their diplomas or by their own
genial nature, they conquer our friendliness because they have
skin and sheep face.

Nevertheless, being conversant and having
good appearance are not the only disturbing causes
yet. In all impressions, in addition to the forces of the
physical world, there are additional forces, which excite
complementary emotional reactions. We find beautiful everything
that is strong, imposing, wonderful or useful. It is a
biologically valuable mechanism of our spirit that is, because it
connects us to superior forces, first esthetical and later
moral.

The fact that our judgment rushes and is wronged by
admired images, it is proved by the performance of the swindler
who hides under clerical robes, looking respectable, and he
conquers all our caution. In our mind settles the calm tyranny of
emotions and our judgment yields to its despotic
dominance.

The same way the priest protects us from divine anger,
the doctor protects us from the viral attacks that stalk and
threaten our life. He is included in the circle of our feelings
of gratitude. He constitutes an ideal paradigm of
the man who looks over our well-being and health. It exists
an admiring image that does without an impartial
judgment and does not want to recognize the
transgressions of the one who is revered like an idol,
although this word originally means deceitful image, fetish,
which is served for the servers" own damage. During the time in
which he is admired, we consider this "minutiae" to be
irrelevant. While when we establish a distance, all the
blindfolds of the eyes fall down and we recognize perplexed the
limits of our capacity of judgment.

The big swindlers teach us the fundamental principles of
the reverence to money and of its enchantment. They dominate the
complicated skill of becoming pleasant and trustworthy. To
seem attractive is not difficult to the one makes
the victim believe that he has wisdom and power. The
doctor"s white frock or the business" fancy suit inspires
unlimited confidence and there are the alibis before which nobody
dares to suspect. When he is cheating, defrauding, he projects
the spirit and image of absolute honesty. But in the moments of
panic, the unconscious thing goes out to the surface.

II. The Crime of
Swindling2

Swindling presents several characteristics that
distinguish it from other punishable acts. Swindling facilitates,
on average, the highest booty; its yield makes to turn pale all
other crimes against property. As a rule, it can be said that the
criminals who have higher income are the habitual swindlers. The
criminal act of the perpetrator on the victim is of psychic
nature, and therefore invisible, thus moving the victim to harm
himself or to harm another one in his patrimony.

In the perpetration of this plundering act, the victim
stands out more than the criminal That's why the subtle reaction
of the society is understood, because it is considered that only
a fool can be cheated, while that would never happen to one. It
is even said that an honest person cannot be cheated. In the
swindle does not exist the sensation of danger that is so
alarming in violent crimes or against honesty. Often, the bold
swindler enjoys himself with the damage that he causes, which
reveals weak sides of the human psyche as well as frustrated
structures of the social order.

Nobody wants to be a victim of a robbery, and the one
that puts the hand in our pocket provokes resistance and calling
the police. On the other hand, in the swindle, the victim
allows, tolerates and even demands the dangerous
approach, to find out only in the last moment, sometimes never,
that he has incurred in a loss inferred by a villain who he took
for good. Many victims suffer losses, but they think
of that, as in gambling in casinos, as simply having bad luck. No
other criminal case of our times, like swindling, allows to us to
acquaint ourselves best with the psychology of the cooperating
victim.

The swindler, disdainful of the punitive norm, continues
his way of ascent. With brief and bewildered intervals, the crime
proliferates. The mechanism of precipitating the human will
by means of illusory footpaths and mirages, it is
known as the most lucrative industry and that of less risk, and
that it overcomes methods of violence. Instead of stumbling over
an inflamed resistance, the swindler trusts in the
ashamed resignation of his victim whoever is afraid to suffer the
jeers on the prejudice.

The police statistics give credit that the
percentage of clarifications do not resist
criminological criticism, inasmuch as they warn that only a
tiny part of the happened frauds is denounced, and that the term
Case Closed is not very transparent. Nevertheless, of
course, the juridical problem can be very important in the
habitual swindle.

Revising the cast of favorite characters and heroes of
stories and fairy tales, we find wonderful kings, princesses,
sorcerers and men of force or skill. These archaic worship models
of caudillo, healer and giant, live between us
still. Although the external forms have changed and the sorcerer
has turned into priest and doctor, they belong to the forces
whose kindness protects or evil-speaking can
damage.

The instincts of devotion always exalt
these superior potencies, which remain as powerful
today as always were. With this simple but sure psychology
–almost animal– that nature has provided him, the
swindler unties these emotional complexes and makes them serve
their purposes.

The swindler has not pulled them out of the blue, but it
has taken them out of the repertoire of erred ideas that remain
established in the head of the victim.

The industry gentlemen –as swindlers are
called– arose in ancient times. They were defrauding
throughout the land with the appearance of spirits and sermons of
penance. When the epochs of the fear comes, experienced cheats
came out of the shade who promising salvation of the body and
soul from all evils.

The Middle Ages passed full of distress states. The fear
of the end of the world and divine rage always prevailed in the
people; fertile field for swindlers of indulgences, which gave
place to big abuses; the ignorance and relaxation of customs
caused that many people believed that the former would excuse
their sins and were buying them for money. Popes and prelates
tried to avert in vain the proliferation and peddling of
indulgences by hucksters, who were operating with all sorts of
the rarest relics: a piece of the sail of the boat of Saint
Peter; a pen of the wing of the archangel San Gabriel; drops of
maternal milk of Virgin Mary; a splinter of the Cross of the
Calvary.

In exchange for a dishonest fee, industry knights were
liberating of the votes of chastity and abstinence; they were
authorizing heretics to return to the bosom of the Roman Church;
they were investing ecclesiastic dignities to
bastard children; they were raising excommunications and
interdicts; they were selling to perpetuity plots in the sky.
Briefly, all they power they were giving away
emanated from themselves. In 1390, the Pontiff Piero Tomacelli
–Boniface IX– ordered to apprehend these swindler-
priests and their accomplices and imprison them without much ado,
simpliciter et de plano ac sine strepitu et figura
iudicii.3

In our days, the fraudulent maneuver keeps on amassing
fortunes with the sale of hope, in such extravagant way, that it
even goes so far as to constitute an affront to the morality of a
sows" pigpen. Many of the big sharks have remained not even only
one day in prison. Some of them are arrested, but are liberated
again because sometimes their victims withdraw the charges. It is
not easy to extinguish the blind confidence of the believers in
the swindle of the absurd occultism by means of distancing and of
denunciation; and the failure of police pursuit seem to increase
the faith in the swindler and reduce the critical faculties of
the victim.

The industry gentleman, across the perversion of the
religion, fulfills the sleep of the hallucinogenic exaltation. It
gives to the masses: "the powerful man" substitute of the king as
social alchemist; the big medical holder of the
curative art that replaces the magician; or the founding
spokesman of secret forces of a new sect.

The gentleman of industry, or swindler, is possessed by
the ambition of becoming something better and bigger. He does not
compete with others favored by destiny, using the slow and
laborious ways established to climb in the social roster; but he
reaches the goal of his ardent desires by means of a heroic and
theatrical piece. He charges his hand with his crafty simulation,
jumping all the distances, in what to others the fatigue or the
hazard has granted. And as main yield of this illusion, he
receives the submissive reaction of the cheated
person.

It is difficult to say who enjoys more: if the knight of
industry that performs the role of friend of the gods, or the
believers who see him close to them. Both enjoy for a short time
the delights of which they are deprived in real
life. With his increasing wave of celebrity, their hearts
fly to him. The big man seems more and more beautiful and
important.

The industry knight is represented in the open scene of
the world. He does not hide from our eyes, but from our
understanding, and has to be convincing if he has to find
acceptance and trust for some time. If he prevails,
the fact is that the gentleman of industry, with the magic wand
of his instinct, has found a deep lode from which abundantly
flows the desire for submission. The professional
attitude with which victims almost gratefully rely on, must
impose respect, and corresponds to the human need to respect and
be respected. Dignity is also a professional requisite
and tool of many knights of industry.

Next to the propitious situations to the
swindle provided by daily life, there are crises in the
collective soul that darken the intellectual activity and
predispose to be bamboozled by the trickster. On
this fertile ground sprout the swindlers' abundant seeds, that
induce to error not only to isolated individuals, but to entire
social classes. Unhappy people are easily influenced. The more
unbeatable the difficulty they face is, the more inclined they
are to grasp a burning nail.

The psychiatric doctrine knows the induced
madness –the folie imposée– through
which illusions and hallucinations –accentuated by the
force of the autosuggestion– jump like sparks.

Contrary to what is usually believed, frauds operate
with the intellectual eclipses that accompany any intense
alteration of the psychic mechanisms, and the sharper the
feelings are, the easier the trick is.

The big swindler manipulates the fears or
cravings that we fidget with or are quiet about;
such as the fear of death, or the irrevocable immortality
desire. If the victim hesitates still and sticks to the bastions
of education and custom, he attracts it to situations in which
the victim can push fragile inhibitions back or give in to
painfully suppressed desires. He adheres firmly to the victim who
promises booty and who seems to be ready to be
assaulted.

Harking back to ancient times, herd
instincts sleep in the man, of being congenial to the guiding
animal and making themselves automatically comfortable with the
rough movements of the herd or of the group.
Anesthetized, snatched by the strength of the collective instinct
of self-preservation, people don"t have need of any
coercion. The reverential automatism, the passion for
venerating blindly and for following the position
alpha of the wolf dressed in sheep, jumps over all the
dikes.

III. The
organized crime

The criminal organization is a company that generates
multiple economic benefits obtained in a dishonest way. It is
formed by persons associated to commit an offense, with vertical
hierarchy and proper logistics: unlawful assembly, articulated
structure and personalization. Every level has a common interest
with regards to the previous one; the same criminal intention in
different proportions.

The criminal association provides the goods and illicit
services that they demand, or provides licit goods and services
in an illegal way. To form its structure, it is necessary more
than three individuals with temporary permanence and
prosaic eagerness for lucre. He conspires to commit one or more
crimes typified in the Convention of
Palermo.4 A similar
definition it is accepted by all the States of the
world.

Generally, organized crime is identified with only one
type of crime: the traffic of narcotic substances. Nevertheless,
it is necessary to understand this phenomenon from other varied
forms of illicit activities, to define an effective and efficient
politics against this criminal form. It is needed then a holistic
perception, and to establish limits in its specific nomenclature;
so that they allow to discover its agents and its criminal
operations.

To finish this difficulty, we need to define its
existence and qualify its gravity, to design strategies of
political, judicial and repressive order; to the effect of
exiling this type of transnational crime. The criminological
study of permanence and continuity has allowed to gather
knowledge about the organization: its structure, members, means,
type of crime, and its diverse forms of criminal performance and,
also, to evaluate the sly metamorphosis [washing of assets] of
these organizations and their strategy to chase them.

§III.1 The criminal group is configured without the
characteristics that define the criminal organization, making
possible its punishment although there does not exist stability,
coordination or distribution of functions. It is only essential
that it is formed at least by three individuals, who act in
cahoots in the perpetration of crimes or of repeated
misdemeanors.

Not all the fraudulent operations are
qualified in the enumeration of the disvalues committed by
organized crime or by the criminal group; because in the kingdom
of infamy there are very varied spheres. It is impossible to
enumerate the diversity of means invented by human
astuteness to deceive.5 There
exist those who without having denomination that identifies them,
take part in the low world of the criminal conspiracy, like those
who come from Africa, compromised in the illicit traffic of
hashish or of illegal immigration; as well as those that make
fabulous sums with the profits of the paranormal fraud that
crosses borders.

The exterior signs of wealth, in both
cases, are sufficiently attractive to be characterized as a very
profitable business –a bountiful source of money–
that exists behind the law, annulling any dribblet
of ethics or morality that could make criminal
organizations think about the subsequent
consequences of their criminality.

IV. The medical
profession

Medicine occupies a privileged position in the social
life. Medicine defender and maintainer of all vital breath, has
been able to overcome the pain and suffering, and founded new
hopes for longevity.

Across history, the healing art has been gradually
separating from the ambience of power of the priest, who fights
still today for the healing through sacrifices and prayers, and
sends the patient to holy places located in or out
of this world. There were inquiring medical schools attached to
the temple of Aesculapius, and for a long time half
of their cultural character survived.

In ancient Greece, blindness was a consequence of sin;
illness, thunderbolt, defeat and drowning, a punishment of the
gods to the blasphemers. Among ancient Israelites, the first
helper and doctor was an Iahve the one that beats himself or
by an angel human beings.6
In isolated cases the doctor was called, and one was
speaking about ointments instead of sacrifices and prayers. It
was even recommended to consult a doctor; since he also was
created by the Lord.7
This healing art did not exceed in much that of other
primitive people. And when medicine did not know the etiological
cause, the patient was treated like a public enemy, as it
happened in the Middle Ages, when the Court of the Holy Office
tortured the epileptic patient and then condemn him to be burned
alive in a bonfire for being possessed by
demons.

In stories there are few doctors. The healing takes
place by itself in a wonderful way. The aphasic queen can speak
again. The good God returns the sight to the blind person, the
word to the mute one, the sound to the deaf person and the life
to the dead person; and hands grow to the girl who does not have
them. In the world of miracles the work of a doctor is
superfluous, risky, uncertain; and magic powers were passed to
some saints and to many medicine men or warlocks.

The art of healing requires to know the body before
intervening in the course of its functions. The physical or
psychic discomfort is conjured by the means that science offers
to remove the sources of the damage and to initiate
the curative process. In the hands of the doctor are death
and life; before the latter he will be a virtuoso of
lex artis* in prevention, diagnosis, treatment,
and healing illnesses. The patient or the one that needs the
professional help of a doctor is protected: his health
certificates cannot be falsified. The juridical and ethicists
norms of all nations threaten to chastise the doctor who unduly
publishes what he knows about the patient. That's why the doctor
is told evident facts and things that the patient wishes to
remain secret; before he the doctor fall down all of the
stockades that the person has raised to protect his privacy and
modesty.

The medical who restores health, saves lives, can not
give humans immortality. Many diseases are incurable, every man
has to die. The medical effort follows the rotation of come and
go, providing assistance of his art here and prolonging the time
of life till it is unavoidable to lay down one"s arms in front of
the overwhelming superiority of the enemy.

The medical contemplates the coming and leaving, lives
every day the turning of the birth and collapse. The earthly has
its sphere. With all his altruism, the good doctor can only be
an imperturbably realistic professional. A doctor
has with life and death a different relationship, which
is for himself a little weakness, but that from the point
of view of his profession is a high gift. In a state of war one
admires his cold and heroic courage when entering almost
pleasantly in harm's way. No one knows better than a doctor that
one does not live more than once in this
world.8

Against this order of things today, in all
disciplines and in all techniques, a bunch of soothsayers and
promiscuous necromancers has been settled, selling many forms of
symbolization, fantasy and imagination: worlds beyond this one,
spells, demons, enchantments, possessions, and the smoldering
theories about the passage from this life to the infinite
one.

Obscurantism rejects and vilifies reason as regulatory
force of human society with an intensity that has almost no
parallel in history. The mysterious realm of magic, where the
gaze, gesture and the authority of the necromancer
paralyze the will of the gods and make them bend
their knees, has contributed to the vocabulary of
deception. The victim becomes enchanted, haunted, fascinated,
upset, because superstition connects so highly with the needs of
the human soul, that the millennia have not been able to break
its force. The illusion is so beautiful and consoling, that is
very hard leave the reverie. In many cases, the black hole of
irrationality separates society and civilization.

It is a fact that healing alchemists work from an
emotional and psychosomatic standpoint, relaxing the patient,
making him more optimistic and more tolerant to pain and
suffering and leaving him a pleasant sensation of
déjà vu, which is the result of the
corrections the same patient makes through the functioning of the
autonomic nervous system. But it is inconceivable that the
mentalist, the psychic and the generality of
people believe that these unorthodox procedures work beyond the
placebo effect, which is a mistake. Hence, the mysticism turns
into science, deception, fraud, scam, because the delusional
regressive or progressive karma, the
cupping, acupuncture, astrological
charts, aura readings, chakra healings and
other delusive parapsychological practices are not free of cost.
The black market of parapsychic therapies is worth billions of
dollars a year worldwide.

Amazed and entranced we contemplate that parallel to
medicine runs a long list of mystical myths, magical, esoterics
and animists who evoke baseless scammers to sell their services;
and that their statements have been taken as truths throughout
history. However, this, that is only the sample button, has a
more complex background: the mass media, the Internet, popular
literature and film, shamelessly sell, daily and hourly,
speculation and incomplete or false information, or plain
misinformation which, in substance, it would not be detrimental
if our child population had better education to distinguish
between dreaming and being awake, between fantasy and reality.
This information is stored below the threshold of consciousness
easily since they are very young, and helps maintain
inner–city tales, errors and legends –called
cryptomnesia- which can emerge or loom up a posteriori,
without being able ourselves to explain sometimes an experience
or phenomenon in a rationally manner.

The industry of occultist creed, esoteric or
psychological, is extremely lucrative. It exploits, with
chimerical claims, naïve, superstitious people of exalted
imagination, or poor understanding attracted by the
fantastic. The millionaire, profitable world of psychic
therapists derived from the so-called New
Age, is full of myths and superstitions. They blame the
patients for their diseases, emulating the teachings of the
well-known German psychiatrist and con man Geerd Ryke Hamer
[Düsseldorf-Mettmann, 1935], who sponsored one of the most
abhorrent episodes in the history of medicine, and who the German
Judiciary, in 1986, disqualified for the exercise of the
profession and revoked his license with a conviction that was
upheld by the High Court in 2003. Hamer served time for a year in
Germany [1997-1998]. Later he was accused of illegally practicing
medicine and having caused the death of some of his patients,
including a 7–year old girl.

Moreover, in France, the
Fleury-Mérogis Court [Essonne] convicted and sentenced
Geerd Ryke Hamer to three years in prison [2004-06]
in the penitentiary at Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois after
being extradited from Spain, where he was doing time in Madrid"s
Soto del Real prison. Both sentences were sustained on charges of
fraud and illegal practice of medicine. Still today, there are
several judgments against him pending execution for not having
been able to extradite him from Norway, where he hides since
March 2007.

We live in an era in which basic cultural values are
being challenged and attacked. We all know that the medical
professional is surrounded by dangers. When money transforms him
into a wild beast, his art becomes a danger to the
unsuspecting mourners. His aberrant behavior allows him to
perform the pious deception of feelings. He profits with hard
cash that he easily deprives from his victims, defying all
principles of professional ethics, and justifies himself because
he even comes to believe his own lies.

V. Brian Leslie
Weiss, M.D. [New York, 1944]

Unpresentable Jewish-American doctor, he graduated from
the Universities of Columbia and Yale. Professor emeritus at the
University of Miami-Florida. Head of area of psychiatry at
Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach. Harbinger of
his fraudulent past lifes or placebo effect therapy.
Author of books related about the contrived fiction of
reincarnation, addressed by him through psychiatric
experiences narrated by his patients under hypnosis, spawning the
monstrous contraption that he has called past life regression
therapy or past lives to heal traumas occurred in
previous lives.

The fables of Dr. Weiss refer the first
experience of his self-regression that started in
Alexandria, Egypt in the twentieth century B.C. and as a
friend of Jesus of Nazareth in the first century B.C. and
bystander when Jesus was carrying the cross to Calvary; fabulous
episode without doubt plagiarized from the novel Trojan
Horse: Jerusalem 1/ first published in 1984 [Caballo de
Troya: Jerusalen 1/primera edición en 1984]
intellectual property of the Spanish journalist and writer Juan
Jose Benitez [Pamplona, 1946]
9. The following year, in 1985, Dr.
Weiss published his obituary-like story, thereby initiating their
greedy criminal career.

Inconsistent with the medical profession, the above
holds with arrogant deceitfulness, being Babylonian priest, and
have helped the disciples of Christ after his death on the Cross.
He also represents that in other lives closer in time,
he was a Buddhist, Hindu and Muslim holy man; as well as a
Catholic priest in Scotland, and suffered torture and death by
the ecclesiastical court of the Inquisition in Dublin. The
gentleman of industry must had to deceive himself first in order
to deceive others.

In the macabre humbug of this psychiatrist, his first
patient –a 28 year old Catholic woman named Catherine, from
New England, USA– whom he tried for over a year, not only
recalled under hypnosis many of her lives
but retroceded four thousand years to a past life in the
Near East; in another of her lives first
was a child in Ukraine and an eighteenth–century Spanish
prostitute, and in another, a Greek who lived some
centuries after the one she lived in the Near East. In the same
story says the villain that his patient also gave him
information about his dead father and his son, something only he
and his wife knew. Facing deontology and medical ethics, the norm
of professional patient-doctor confidentiality and secrecy is
identified as the first factor of this physician
dishonesty.

The patients, or –more accurately–
Weiss" sociopath victims, under the spell of knowing their
other lives, paid large sums for a query that would be
updated one or two years after having being booked. His
fraudulent maneuver has allowed the predatory psychiatrist to
amass huge fortune which he would have never achieved even in 500
years earning the salary he perceived from the university and the
hospital where he worked. The temptation was very strong,
inasmuch the regular practice of the profession was not as
lucrative.

To gain expertise, the aforementioned rogue did not
require much effort to conceive dogmatic load that tarnishes and
debase the medical profession. Moreover, it follows by his
arrogant and megalomaniacal personality that he never
wanted to be left behind in the social valorization that gives
the circle of civil existence. His progressive and regressive
hypnosis has earned him the ill-fated global
prominence that he always ambitioned, and that on the other hand,
just with the mere practice would have never been possible. The
status offered him rungs, but he passed over them with a big
leap.

As leader of his shamanic–messianic sect, Dr.
Weiss became a prince by the grace of his fraud, which turns off
reality and presents, to him who is awake, a daydreams world. It
highlights his chameleon like disposition
–same as the ecumenical creeds that suck every possible
blood– with a theosophical syncretism subliminal message:
he claims to have been a Babylonian, Muslim, Catholic and
Buddhist priest. His abominable greed commands the attention of
other traditional cults that summon crowds. He employs
hallucinated paramnesias, climbing in front of the rapturous gaze
of his innocent victim, who participates in the higher power by
placing himself on his side and offers the incense of his
devotion. From the true obsession, he descends the steps of
consciousness to comedy simple.

Relentless rascal, he needs to be admired and revered as
a friend of Jesus of Nazareth and his disciples, and as
a scapegoat in Dublin. Boasts of being a postmodernist western
guru and to be the chosen one and leader of his
vulgar brotherhood. Fascinates by his cynicism, persuaded that he
influences feelings of naïve or dejected, downcast people;
and he participates and gets involved in television interviews,
radio programs, conferences and seminars.

This is where the criminal audacity of the trickster and
his trained defenders profit from emotions. Of all the impulses
that torment us, hurt us, and which require urgent satisfaction,
hunger and thirst come first. With the elemental predating
instinct, the scammer has discovered a hidden longing, a craving
soul. The one who promises to quench this deep craving seizes man
and crowds. And because of that, competing instincts are a
hindrance.

The predator attacks its prey in places where there is
water, in natural watering places, in its homing instinct, where
the victims are dragged by their needs. Dr. Weiss knows the inner
emptiness, thirst for perennity of their victims. He knows that
his humbug weakens the strength, enervates volition and makes
reason fades away. Everything news of perpetuity on the planet is
ecstasy. Everything vital breath that ensures eternity is frenzy.
Everything illusion of immortality is voluptuousness triumph in
the mystery.

The fear of death and loneliness represent the
existential angst caused by the harmful social hatching. As soon
as the object is missing to the instinct, an emptiness is felt
that a person tries to fill with all his might. The
human being gives credit to pseudology in order to satisfy hidden
whims, trying to find inside what is not in his/her family or
society. While in bookstores, pans full of
self-help ["you can achieve anything you want with the
power of your mind"] continue to fill with soot our analytical
capability, the very one which allows us to understand and
address the pressing challenges that lie the
troubled human society.

Progressive or regressive therapy,
with its enchantment effect, deprives of strength and resistance
and intellectually leads to slavery. The human being with the
illusion of being recycled, is humiliated and
enticed to lose his reason and dignity, in the vain belief that
to peregrinate from body to body in this world is his/her
destiny.

A doctor with a basic sense of ethics in develop a
decent medical practice, does not offer improbable results, no
promises thaumaturgic cures and does not blames the patients for
their ailment. Similarly, if a doctor in a surgery
forgets the scalpel embedded in the patient"s body, he
must be publicly denounced by medical malpractice, and be
condemned to pay the victims high compensatory amounts of money
for his serious fault.

His millionaire propaganda –a scientific fraud of
alarming proportions– which Dr. Weiss calls my
books, despite not having the peer validation review
provided and required by WHO, are true surreal
bestsellers that, translated into 40 languages, have
managed to sell over 20 million units. Through them, and in their
software, offered as a therapeutic method through
esoteric spaces in the Web10 and in his lectures, in which the
preaches the trickster, who has always been unbeliever, preaches
the licentious which was always disbelieved and has suddenly
radically changed by the testimony of his mysterious psychic
Catherine, of whom no evidence of existence has been given, not
even in the control of their "sessions", and he just requires
that one should blindly believe in his word. From this episode,
raving and grotesque hodgepodge of medicine, religion and magic,
Dr. Weiss knew the smile of fortune and success, which allowed
him to share tablecloths with monarchs, dignitaries, as well as
the wealthy and famous.

So if all this is so, the inference is: Dr. Brian Leslie
Weiss is a man of prey, not science. His willful imposture makes
of him a vulgar celebrity illusionist and international swindler
and a disgrace to the medical profession. From the shadows he
controls the group that runs a massive criminal conspiracy, that
of regression to past lives, to snatch the assets of
their victims by exploiting their fears, beliefs and
needs.

Perverse and manipulative psychopath. Mythomaniac and
narcissistic. Rogue and predator. Shameless; to inspire
credulity, he uses the mask of dignity that the years lend, and
the respected medical galas. Of no little intelligence that makes
him even more dangerous. Medicine holds that 80% of
hospitalized patients have functional psychogenic illness; it is
obvious that, by his being a doctor, he knows the psychic
etiology of almost all functional discomforts. He abuses the
good faith of people who accept his propaganda with
such rapture, that do not skimp in paying him huge
sums for consultation after consultation.

The profane mysticism expressed by the bungling
absurdities of Dr. Weiss, is indifferent to an objective and
independent validation of their effectiveness, because he uses in
his criminal commission, for personal gain, the fallacy of
false cause. Formal logic qualifies coincidental or
causal connection as false cause fallacy** when
one takes as sufficient condition for an event, something that is
not its cause; that is, this paralogism assumes that if an event
happens after another, the first is a consequence of the
second.10 In other words,
since an event happens following a previous one, the former is
consequence of the latter. So, truth be honored: correlation does
not imply connection of causality. For example: the cock crows
before daybreak, thus the rooster crowing causes the
sunrise.11 However, Logic
explains the fallacy of false cause as a misleading fact
or objective circumstance, whereas in Dr. Weiss" fraud the cause
is an obvious scam.

The pedestrian necrophilia –playful fraud and
mock-scientific research– of Dr. Weiss propagated by his
prolific miserere colic of books, conferences and worldwide
seminars in front of vast audiences [for which he charges US$
50000 and US$ 90000] it is raised without contrast by be veiled
to all rational analysis; which is why, is antagonistic to the
principles of scientific rigor of medicine in etiology and
diagnostics, and indifferent to the development and treatment of
disease; and, of course, it is not approved or published by the
Medical Congress, an institution legally authorized to assess its
content and scope.

Neither, obviously, have his raving books on
reincarnation been accepted by the U.S. Medical
School nor by the American Psychiatric Association,
institutions that must pass judgment on the misdeeds and
unethical medical practice of this evil professional, who has
soon forgotten the Hippocratic
oath,12 whose ethical content
orients trade practice; Weiss devised more than 25 years, a
criminal, iconoclastic structure against Human Medicine,
Anthropology, Clinical Psychology, Pedagogy and Philosophy, that
has been an inspiration to other lowlifes order to make of
fiction and mendacity the weapons of its own criminal
life.

The ethical descent of this bold trickster has slipped
into the improbable spots of fantasy, magic and the paranormal to
create his monstrous; professional conduct hard-fought with the
dialectical principles of Medicine, Education and Law. Dr. Weiss
now not only helps psychiatric patients –as he himself
admits– but also passes through consultation thousands of
onlookers including underaged children13 eager to know their
past or future lives. The bias is lack serious.
This is malpractice and a serious offense, because the doctor
does not absolve a professional inquiry but that, as any
dilettante shaman, serves and directs an appointment with the
nether or future worlds.

For these reasons, I assume that Dr. Brian Leslie Weiss
should be investigated by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation –FBI– and Florida State
Police where the scammer resides, even more so if his criminal
vocation is made evident in the collective scam committed by
FWM Laboratories, Laboratories Fort Lauderdale,
Nox Edge, Mojo Blast, and others in the U.S.
apparently of his own property, which have resulted in thousands
of complaints by fraud.14

The medical profession does not reach its goal in the
restoration of health, but as exalted profession exerts social
education to the minority of a nation that is always observing
the behavior of its members. The doctor provides
assistance and protection to suffering humanity. His aid is
dispensed with loyalty and respect. Children and youth don"t
deserve to be poisoned this sinister and irrational medical
practice, compounded by being the perpetrator a medical
professional.

But the issue is collective health. State and Federal
police of the United States of America, should initiate a
thorough investigation into the misdeeds of this con artist. A
thorough examination of his asset's will establish
his efficacy as con artist:

– The ownership as a sole
owner or shareholder, of cable TV channels, radio stations in
the U.S. and worldwide, and in casinos and
gambling;

– Publishing companies that have published
the works of Dr. Weiss, and their participation in
holding shares15;

– Alienating television programs emitting
in open and close signal to 90% of the television in the United
States, and entering homes around the world, with programs that
deal with poltergeists, haunted houses,
prophecies, reincarnations, regression to
past lives, paranormal encounters, psychic
investigators, psychic children, and many others
related to the afterlife or the further-back
life;

– Television broadcasts mentioned in the
previous section, in which actors and actresses involved funded
theater –by whom?– and often children, to
characterize characters in the plot and the intrigue;

– The conditions under which he performs
medical visits. Whose voice is the one heard on the recorder of
Dr. Weiss, and it is supposed to be the consultant"s in the dream
state. Because it is easy to argue that the patient does
not recognize his voice because he spoke asleep or because it was
his past life who spoke by the mouth of the sleeper. Or
if voice belongs to a different sex is because through the
consultant spoke his past life in which he belonged to
the other sex;

– Dispensing in his office experiential
regression to minors in the presence or absence of their
parents;

– The income tax
compliance and tax obligations of Dr. Weiss, as provided in the
Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States of America;

– The translators and traducers for his
multilingual clients, with whom they share information and
personal experiences;

– Minions and sidekicks: minor and distant
characters belonging to the criminal organization, who play the
role of back-up, masquerading extras in countries where he gives
lectures, and organizes symposia, conferences and
seminars.

– His other accomplices and henchmen in
charge of searching the tombs and semblances of those who died
the same day the consultant was born.

We must consider that booking appointments
for regressive consultation with Dr. Weiss
must be made one or two years in advance, living in his
hands not only money but also personal details, including the
date and place of birth necessary to ensure their performance and
develop the history or medical records.

So that, if the client is worth it for their propaganda,
the imposter has enough time to match and arrange a fictitious
link between the extinct [date of death] and the consultant [date
of birth] near or far from home. Only a few in a year will attest
to the successes of Dr. Weiss.

Otherwise, it just suffices that the
consultant is placed in any historical age, or Antarctica,
or Pompeii, or as anonymous Aztec chieftain or
someone whose name can be easily taken from the history books or
epic literature.

For all this and more, organized society
and its institutions have a duty to intervene to create
transparency in democracy, and to defend the human rights
of dignity and respect for the individual, all the issues
enshrined in legislation throughout the world. The minority has
the right to have his dignity respected and to receive special
care and assistance from all nations16; and it has the right to
be educated according to the high spirit of the principles,
purposes and ideals proclaimed in the Charter of
the United Nations.17
Children and young people deserve no moral aggression of
this nature. Culture and civilization have no substitutes. The
man that is counter to this plans, has a dungeon with open bars
waiting for him.

Spiritualist"s fraud goes further, arguing that
religious auxiliaries should enjoy tax privileges and exemptions.
However, curing people, talk to the dead, see the
future, back or progress to other
lives or make UFO contact, if it"s not
just a charade or frivolous entertainment without real
basis, the performer must prove his powers in court
under penalty of fine and imprisonment, for it is time that the
world's governments act in defense of the victims of the
paranormal. Anyone can be gullible or disbelieved,
but if someone provides a service in exchange for a payment, you
are required to demonstrate that the service offered
is real.