Category: OCEAN Newsletter

The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 6, Article 2 (Nov. 25, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   We do not plan on letting up any time soon! We understand that it seems hopeless to fight back, but it’s not about odds. It doesn’t matter how likely it is that we will be successful-that is not the focus. It is about preserving your personal dignity and living with purpose. Who are you? Why are you on this planet. What is all of this for? If you have not…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 7 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   Primim non nocere. “First do no harm” is the motto of the medical profession, a symbol of integrity that is disappearing daily as doctors, hospitals, psychologists, psychiatrist and alleged counselors, and those involved in America’s healthcare system increasingly take advantage of the giant pot of government money available through medical insurance. Medicare whistle-blowing has become a giant industry, since the successful insertion of capitalism into a government program. In this…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 6 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   MSOP has always used the excuse, in addition to many others, that there is too many housing restrictions in too many counties, to let their patients go. Not true, OCEAN editor Daniel was on the streets before he became a detainee to MSOP. He had no problems with finding housing and was never limited by county ordinances or even harassed by neighbors. Also, State Operated Services (SOS) owns many properties….

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 5 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   To get indefinitely civilly committed in Minnesota it is not necessary to prove that a person is out of control, or that s/he is physically violent, but only that s/he was emotionally harmful to others. In court, hearsay is admissible. Allegations are admissible. Self-disclosed crimes, even admitted as part of treatment. . . from decades ago … are admissible. The person being considered for commitment does not have a right…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 4 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   In the Star Tribune article, “We need answers, reform plan from DHS” from Friday, August 30, 2019, it is quoted that, “The department recently shocked the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and the White Earth Nation by telling them to repay $25 million in overpayments, even though the tribes had spent the money according to DHS guidelines.” We implore the Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee and the Office…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 3 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   [To protect his family from added stress, the client I interviewed does not wish to disclose his identity. Therefore, we will call him TW] There are many clients at MSOP who truly believe that participating in treatment, spending years trying to convince their therapists that they are safe again, is the only way out. However, those like TW have come to realize that if we truly want to go home,…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 2 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   Minnesota’s passage of its current SVP scheme shares a similar history to corresponding laws in other jurisdictions. Dennis Linehan is a man with a long history of violent sex crimes, including the murder and sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl – was paroled in 1992. Although the State tried to commit him, a court found that it did not establish that Linehan had an “utter lack of power to control…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 5, Article 1 (Nov. 13, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   It’s football season and all teams are striving for the same goal: The Super Bowl. No NFL team has ever made it to the Super Bowl and said, “Oh, no. I don’t want to do this. It’s too difficult.” That would be ridiculous. Instead, every team that makes it to the Super Bowl is honored to be there to challenge the best. This is how I [Daniel] feel about being…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 4, Article 4 (Oct. 12, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   Dr. Ronald D. Siegel, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School, says, “Mindfulness, like many forms of therapy, loosens the repression barrier . . . We become more sensitized to what’s happening in the mind and less distracted by our constant activity. Also, our impulses become clearer . .. ” (Siegel 35) According to an article in YOGAJOURNAL.COM Rebecca Gladding, MD, a psychiatrist and co-author of You Are…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 4, Article 3 (Oct. 12, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   MSOP’s application of psychology has been a failure. Instead of treating mental illness and releasing clients, it has killed many people. The amount of people that have died while in the care of Peter Puffer, Nancy Johnston, Jannine Hebert and all their minions, compared to those that have received treatment for their “mental Illness”, is staggering. After the recent deaths of Bruce Foley and Robert Scott, the MSOP body count…

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