Category: OCEAN Newsletter

The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 2, Article 1 (Aug. 15, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   Whoever approved of the use of pictures of underage children, including babies in diapers, to be used in the penile-plethysmograph (PPG) should be arrested and charged for the production and distribution of child pornography – including the parents of the children involved. Child porn is defined by Minnesota statute as using a person under the age of 18 to issue sexual performance for purposes to depict actual or simulated sexual…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 1, Article 4 (Aug. 1, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   MSOP knows how important their reputation is to maintain public and political support and are desperate to protect this at all costs. MSOP is the most obvious example of what it means to put lipstick on a pig. Right before audits and certain tours, MSOP staff is frantic to clean the facility, make sure their clients are sitting in a tight nit circle during group and other bogus prepping, to…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 1, Article 3 (Aug. 1, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   If the public and the state authorities are going to keep us locked up forever, they are at least going to know how we’re getting along. After praying for an interview, God provided. Q: “How do you cope with the surroundings in which you live to maintain a level of sanity?” Being a Bible-Thumping Born Again Christian here, this is a very difficult question. There are many tricks I see…

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The below is OCEAN Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 1, Article 2 (Aug. 1, 2019) published by Russell J. Hatton & Daniel A. Wilson from the gulag in Moose Lake Minnesota.   Rule 26 was established to govern MSOP as a hospital. However, there is an option to ask the Department of Human Services Division of Licensing for accommodations in the event that MSOP cannot follow the Rule 26 called a “Variance Request.” the MSOP petitioned for more than one Variance Request to Rule 26, which moved the facility away from a medical model and the constraints of following the various state…

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