Wilhelm Reich - Man's Right to Know - roflcopter2110 [WWRG]

Wilhelm Reich - Man's Right to Know - roflcopter2110 [WWRG]

Wilhelm Reich - Man's Right to Know MP4 - roflcopter2110 [WWRG].mp4 - 29min 11s 360 x 240

Why would the United States government seek out and literally burn all the books they could find that mentioned a particular scientist's work?

Don't you owe it to yourself to learn what it is they've worked so hard to suppress?

The life story of Wilhelm Reich should be taught in schools across the globe!

If you don't know about this important 20th century figure, you owe it to yourself to watch this documentary on his life.

Wilhelm Reich was a psychologist and author who came to the United States in order to escape Fascism and the ravages of the Second World War.

The American authorities showed their subsequent appreciation for his work by burning many of Dr Reich's books in 1950s.

(Not unlike how the Nazis did twenty years before.)

He died on November 3rd 1957 in Lewisburgh Penitentiary.

In his will, Reich stated that his unpublished papers were to be locked away until the year 2007, 50 years after his death, when as he put it, "man would be ready for his concepts."

Wilhelm Reich and Orgone Energy Wilhelm Reich was a physician-scientist whose investigation of energy in human emotions led to his discovery of a previously unknown energy which Reich called "orgone" energy.

Reich found this energy (somewhat similar to the chinese concept of chi) exists in all living matter and in the cosmos.

It is a life energy.

In 1954, the Federal Food and Drug Administration obtained an Injunction by default which ordered Reich to stop using orgone therapy to heal people.

Reich refused to recognize their authority as non-scientists to stop his reasearch.

Reich was convicted of contempt of court and imprisoned in Lewisburg Penitentiary where he died on November 3, 1957.

The FBI raided his offices and burned his books and research papers.

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