Mental Disorders and Postpartum Are Demon Possessions - NOT Medical Conditions!

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The episode behind the episode. After the Clancy deep-dive, Veto makes the argument itself: the explosion in anxiety, depression, postpartum "psychosis," and female violence isn't primarily a medical story. It's a spiritual one — and he came with charts.Female-perpetrated violence and PPD climbing in lockstep with screen time — women logging two to three times the social-media hours men do. A generation more medicated than any in history, and getting worse, not better. The causation-deniers running the same playbook they ran on other epidemics. And a direct answer to Candace Owens' Big Pharma framing: pharma medicates the symptom, but something opened the door first — and he points straight at the zodiac-and-astrology culture that half the country treats as a personality quiz. "That is literally pagan."Then the part that will get clipped: why God gave men the strength — dominion as protection for the innocent, children as the anchor that keeps a life from collapsing into me, me, me. A thesis episode. Bring objections.(1:21) Why this needed its own episode(2:45) Tim Pool, Candace, and audience capture(3:45) The causation-denial playbook(9:35) The charts: violence per 100,000(13:21) PPD is rising — the question is why(20:48) Two to three times the screen time(28:30) Why men got the strength(29:29) The Big Pharma rebuttal(32:04) So what IS causing it?(47:45) Zodiac signs: "that is literally pagan"(51:27) The me, me, me life(59:07) The numbers nobody wants to expandGod, Grit & Glory is the unapologetic conservative Christian podcast on faith, business, culture, and politics, hosted by Veto Creed. No scripts, no filters — truth without apology, from a biblical worldview.New episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Also on YouTube, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and godgritglory.com.

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