Clancy's Seven Questions

Absolutely creepy. This is a clear example of a predator hunting the sick and vulnerable.

This is the reality of the nazi inspired, death worship cult currently known as aa.

These 5 topics are typical at AA meetings and are repeated over and over and over until you are filled with guilt, resentment, fear, inadequacy and loneliness.
It works if you work it!

“Guilt, Resentment, Fear, Inadequacy, Loneliness: The five areas that seem to cause the most serious problems for people in recovery."

Shockingly these are the same emotional problems that AA causes. Many former members have these issues, in many cases only after becoming involved in the program.

Guilt after steps 4-5o-8-9. Delving into yourself and past, searching through all of your sins and inadequacies and focusing on them.

Resentment of AA and guru members, Bill W. etc. after learning the truth: That AA had been lying since it’s founding and you had been participating in religious, cultish exercises instead of a self-help group.

Fear from being brainwashed into believing that AA was the only way and without it you would die or end up in jails/institutions.

Inadequacy because you were never able to accomplish what AA “promised” as well as what the other members (that had been faking it until the miracle happens) seemed to achieve.

Loneliness because through the process of AA involvement they managed to convince you that all of your friends and loved ones were in the program. Sometimes even family relationships had become estranged after the pressures AA induced to spend all of your time in meetings, away from your loved ones, and trusting only other alcoholics that “knew” you and the only ones capable to help you.

Lonliness!! Youve got to be kidding. Anybody who was a little sociable and spent time in AA knows that you are always in contact with people, shit my phone used to ring off the hook, I had to dodge calls. Constantly doing things with others, hitting a mtg, beach, weight room, dojo, surfing, riding, dating, dances, picnics. The list goes on and on. The ONLY fear I had learned in AA was the fear of relapse and I have found that to be a pretty healthy fear. But fuck Clancy anyway

Then Clancy makes you feel guilty for having feelings of "Guilt, Resentment, Fear, Inadequacy, and Loneliness", right?

I read somewhere earlier today that they charged £20 per head to go and experience Clancy Live! in Glasgow last year. Hope the light show was worth it.

. . . do any of these things have to do with stopping drinking? Any of these feelings will affect any normal person - alcoholic or not - at some point in their lives. They will inevitably occur from time to time, whether a person is 'in recovery', still drinking, or never had a drink problem in their lives. It's called being human - but most humans give themselves and others a break from all the negativity.

This Clancy person sounds like the most arrogant tosser in the universe. I love the way he says that if people don't keep to HIS imposed deadline for completing their homework, they are not being 'serious'. What planet is he on?

C& A Says, I remember this guy who was so sick, nobody really wanted anything to do with him. He tried to pretend he was super popular and his phone was ringing off the hook by setting the alarm to ring when he was in a meeting. Then he'd sneak out to talk to, er, um, nobody.
JJ says, I knew a couple of people like that also but they were strange and nice people didnt want to pop their bubble. Imo it would have destroyed them. Of course their is mental illness in every recovery group. The thing that used to piss me off is that if I wanted to be alone from time to time (which i do) alot of people used to say I was isolating and I hated that. I didnt need to always be in contact with somebody. I was also fine being by myself. They used to say being in your own head is like being in a dangerous neighborhood and i found that not to be true also.

Sounds like "Drop the Rock":

http://www.amazon.com/Drop-Rock-Removing-Character-Defects/dp/1568385048
http://www.hazelden.org/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=6666&sitex=100...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3odwo4T5oI

I wonder if Clancy I has caused any AA members to suicide.

Or is this a classic case of Munchausen syndrome on Clancys' part? Yeah keep that patient sick so they need you Clancy. And how arrogant of you to only give the newcomer only 24 hours to try and answer some of the most complex questions of a human beings life. If you don't answer them in a timely manner I will just toss you aside. After all there are plenty more for me to pick from.Why should I waste my precious time on you? This is just ONE of the glaring examples of why AA can make some people sicker,and could possibly lead a person to a more desperate state. Boy, I am so grateful that I am not involved with this crap anymore.

Steve the whole place is chock full of control freaks & their pawns the sick & vulneralble, unfortunetly the game gets so rough it kills some. Me too I'm so glad I dont suffer the foolish nonsense anymore

the whole place is chock full of control freaks & their pawns the sick & vulneralble,

Honestly, I can't add much to that.

unfortunetly the game gets so rough it kills some.

I have witnessed that very thing, and I have felt it myself.

I'm so glad I dont suffer the foolish nonsense anymore

I am glad to read that this is the case for you. There is a reason why it is called suffering.

I still have echos of guilt in my mind. I still find myself feeling guilty about extremely trivial matters during the day. I find myself exaggerating my false faults and inferred defects on occasion. I periodically find myself questioning the nature of reality, and my own thinking. I occasionally suffer from feelings of insecurity, and question my powers of perception.

Through talk therapy with a licensed specialist, I am aware of why I am still inclined feel, and think this way. This skewed thinking is a direct result of years of cult indoctrination and mind control. I watched a dear friend struggle with the same issues.

She now lies in her grave.

False beliefs can indeed become very real, deadly real.

I am heartened by the growing public awareness of the exact nature of wilsonism. I have no reservations about stating my position that aa is a nazi inspired, death worship cult. I will gladly call out death cult apologists at every turn.

Have a great day.

I did do mine with a professional, which is fine. I don't see anything wrong with these questions, especially 6 and 7.