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The Assault on Truth

Jeffrey Masson

A fearless investigation into Freud’s greatest reversal—and the century of silence that followed— In 1896, Sigmund Freud presented his revolutionary “seduction theory,” arguing that childhood sexual abuse directly caused adult mental illness. Just nine years later, he completely reversed this stanc...

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The speaker mentioned reading about Sigmund Freud in David Bacon's book which led to learning about Jeffrey Masson's work. Masson wrote this book detailing how Freud suppressed the seduction theory, which the speaker believed was done to cover for pedophiles.

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I learned about Sigmund Freud reading in that book by David Bacon about his Kabbalist worship and that is how I learned about what Frankism was.

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The speaker mentioned reading about Sigmund Freud in David Bacon's book which led to learning about Jeffrey Masson's work. Masson wrote this book detailing how Freud suppressed the seduction theory, which the speaker believed was done to cover for pedophiles.

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I learned about Sigmund Freud reading in that book by David Bacon about his Kabbalist worship and that is how I learned about what Frankism was.

Well, this wonderful guy Jeffrey Masson, he still wrote a book referred to as The Assault on Truth, Freud's suppression of the seduction theory in which he spoke outwardly about what exactly it was that he uncovered.

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