Dr. Phil Sued For Mentally Injuring Targeted Individual

An innocent Targeted Individual (TI) has filed a lawsuit against American TV celebrity Dr. Phil for $100 million for doing what most callous, uneducated medical professionals do to TIs, making him look mentally ill. Dr. Phil McGraw is being sued for adding mental injury to the man already suffering extreme anxiety from being kept under surveillance and persecuted 24/7 by police agents and others.

Instead of Dr. Phil demonstrating compassion and professionalism when interviewing a suspicionless Targeted Individual Matt Barasch, Barasch alleges that Dr. Phil made him look mentally ill, according to TMZ Others who viewed the episode said the same thing almost a year ago after it was aired. After watching the Dr. Phil interview, Deborah Dupré reported in the article, Electric Weapon War At Home Targets Innocent Man: ‘They’re Going To Kill Me. Keep My Emails As Evidence:

“Dr. Phil interviewed a Targeted Individual in an episode that can be viewed on the YouTube, Dr Phil Organized Stalking Victim Segment “I Swear I’m Being Cyber Stalked, Wiretapped & Followed.’ (below)  Note how Dr. Phil challenges almost every statement made by the TI Matt Barasch, an attorney and entrepreneur.  One might question whether Dr. Phil responded more like a government agent than a mental health therapist, adding to injury Barasch already suffered. At best, he responded with as little respect and empathy as most lay people do when hearing the targeted individual stories.”

Barasch said he appeared on the Dr. Phil show a year ago to talk about organized stalking, an exceptional opportunity to raise awareness about the hidden crime. Like thousands of other targeted individuals, Barasch has evidence of being a victim of police officers’ and other agents’ 24/7 surveillance and persecution. 

Barasch explains that the Dr. Phil episode had a second theme: mental illness and paranoia. He says, however, that he told producers the only way he’d participate was if they didn’t make him look delusional.

The show, however, was cut and spliced to do just that – make him look crazy, so he’s suing for $100 million. That’s actually a drop in the bucket. In 2009 alone, Dr. Phil’s salary was $80 million. Nevertheless, the lawsuit just might taint his glorified reputation among the unwitting – America’s boob tube addicts.

Perhaps more Targeted Individuals need to sue their doctors and other carers for automatically dismissing their odd claims of being persecuted, not thoroughly investigating their claims, and instead, insinuating or having them diagnosed delusional, mentally ill.  Maybe then, fewer psychologists would respond as Dr. Phil did. But then again, just how many psychologists and others in the medical field for that matter, are part of the America’s illegal black op system, even torturing for the right price?