Of course. Here's an example. Major Nidal Hasan (fellow psychiatrist?), sprays his fellow American soldiers with gunfire while he yells Allahu Achbar. He murders 13 and seriously wounds another 32 at Fort Hood.
Terrorist attack by a Jihadist? No, according to the Obama administration, it was an industrial work accident. So, who is promoting a delusion of normalcy in the face of a clear Jihadist Terrorist attack? Maybe you think to contradict the given wisdom is paranoid. You have the right to be wrong.
Medic8r, you may be a shrink, so it may come easy to you to dismiss political opinions with which you disagree as "paranoid," or "psychotic ramblings." You know, medic8r, your profession has performed great services for totalitarian regimes all over the world. In the former Soviet Union, those who disagreed with the given wisdom were denoted psychotic and treated by your fellow shrinks. In Iran, dissidents are committed to psychiatric institutions which are nothing short of prisons of torture. Psychiatry has a reputation of enforcing the "party line" whether it is the Party of God, the Ba'athist Party in Syria, the Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran Party.
So, your professional commitment to convention is not surprising. Name calling or accusations of mental illness do not advance your argument.
