UPDATE! May 4th, 2023
I just heard from Amazon. They rejected my review of this book. One star reviews NOT allowed!
ORIGINAL POST…
This book describes what happens when an influencer breaks out enough to start dropping truth bombs.
I am certain that right up until Michael stabbed Carrie the interconnected establishment system believed that he could be rehabilitated enough with meds to play his designated role in society as a "well behaved puppet intellectual" in whatever capacity they were planning for him to play.
A fully doped Lauder could have been the first skizo POTUS, or CEO of Bain, or NOT Kanye West etc...
But Michael refused to allow his child to be born into the Company to be eaten alive by the loving circle who tortured him as an infant.
Attempting to convert his train wreck of a life to serve the "greater good" of keeping the psyche med gravy train rolling, we get this crap sandwich of a book served up at the very moment Big Pharma is ready to move away from the pills to drug delivery by brain implant.
Rosens book written by a sterling committe of yes men to establishment influencers who realize the public has had it with the violence and mayhem generated by their dope understand they need a compelling story to paste all over the internet to push back against the greater story of the black box warnings on so many psyche meds.
Warnings about suicidality and homicidal obsessions, especially for young adult males.
The themes of Michaels psychosis are very familiar stories of fake parents cannibalizing and torturing children as little lives are snuffed.
Michael had the audacity to begin remembering and then talking openly about it.
Spend some time in Ritual Abuse circles and you will hear a drumbeat of stories, similar to Michaels, from those of us who were raised to be influencers.
Read the book, it is absolutely riveting. I finished it up late last night.
Rosen would do well to write a few more chapters in a second edition.
Jenny Hatch
Colorado Mom Blogger
SRA Survivor
The Best Minds, a book review by psychiatric survivor Jenny Hatch