Note – Because Paul has been so unwell, we are sharing these articles from the hundreds of thousands of pages of transcripts and audios of our Lighthouse research, in order to share with you—the reader—what Paul has learned and taught over the last twenty one years. In 2021-2022, the BBC unlawfully obtained highly sensitive and personal data through criminally stolen transcripts of personal and group counselling sessions and misrepresented them to the public in their docu-myth. An example of the Problem Abuse Syndrome in and of itself! They will never live it down. They tried to decimate the public’s perception of Paul and all of us at Lighthouse Global, and have only succeeded in making us stronger, Glory to God! They know they wilfully deceived the British and global citizens. Repent!
Brief summary
- Understanding the biggest problem humanity faces is The Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS)
- This is in stark contrast to the vastly unknown and underutilised Problem Utility Principle
- The BBC and Amateur Journalist Christian Hacking demonstrate the PAS extremely clearly
- We must examine ourselves for where the Problem Abuse Syndrome is present in our own lives
- The roots of this syndrome go back to Eden in Satan’s abuse of problems
- We must act with impunity to decide whether we use problems to solve them and grow, or abuse problems to descend on a downward spiral toward living and eternal hell
NB: Remember! This is not simple. It isn’t easy.
We will provide examples of the Problem Abuse Syndrome ongoing, from our own experiences and through the Bible.
Remember this: If a problem is there not to be solved, to build opportunity and value through it, but is there to instead be abused in the name of good… that is the work of Satan. Every single time.
The Biggest Problem Humanity Has (And Most Christians Still Haven’t Seen)
In one sentence
The hidden driver of many societal breakdowns is not simply problems, but the abuse of problems — turning them into leverage instead of using them for truth, repentance, and repair.
Previously I have shared with you all, the Sum of All Problems, starting with what I had found to be the greatest problem; separation from God.
What I have to share with you today brings together the findings, research and experiences of my life’s work. What I have recently discovered has brought together every problem, every syndrome and every breakdown in society that we face. Inside every single one of our souls and outside —individually and collectively.
The BBC and their Establishment co-assassins sought to mock and smear my and our research at Lighthouse Global.
The low level BBC journalists involved in that hit-piece could never comprehend the intellectual breakthroughs that I and we are making.
While their top-tier Establishment overlords knew that they were trying to stop and derail some of the most important and fundamental breakthroughs for humanity, in Christ. For His glory.
Today, I introduce to you the most devastating syndemic issue known to man.
Syndemic: A pervasive, interconnected web of syndromes that affect the mind, body, heart, spirit, and all social systems. It underpins all Theochristological, human, material and financial dysfunction.
It is not a problem in isolation that anyone could easily identify.
It’s about the thing that imperceptibly hides inside all problems — the thing that makes problems multiply, metastasise, and become weapons.
For decades I thought the “problem problem” as I have coined before, was simply that we have problems and don’t know how to solve them.
But I have very recently come to see something far worse: problems aren’t the biggest problem.
If you’ve ever thought, “If we could just solve the problems, we’d be ok,” that’s the trap.
There is an infection in humanity far more deadly than a manufactured virus.
The word “sin” does not define it.
“Imperfection” does not describe its brutal reality.
We have to face a shocking and devastating reality that 99.9% of people will never want to face.
As Christians, called to live by the highest standards of God’s laws and guiding light principles, we have a God-given duty to not only face problems, but solve them.
The Real Problem of Why We Don’t Solve What We Claim We Care About
Ask yourself this:
- Why do problems often get worse the more they’re reported in the news?
- Why do so-called “public interest” investigations by mainstream media so often look like public executions?
- Why do we get endless outrage, endless accusation, endless fear — but so little repentance, so little reform, so little healing, so little atonement?
Why do we have 24 hour News cycles that detail problem after problem while never offering solutions?
With all the vast and rapid increase in technological and scientific endeavours, why do humanity’s problems only increase and compound?
But wait! What if that’s exactly the point.
What if, what’s driving humanity into the ground, is not the fact that we have problems.
Or that we don’t know how to deal with them.
But worse.
We actually abuse problems and the very existence of problems themselves.
You read that correctly.
The problems in our lives that get in our way, that hurt us, that limit us, that destroy us…
We abuse them rather than use them.
Core distinction: the question is not only “Is there a problem?” but “What is being done with the problem?”
The Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS)
Through the course of my life, I have watched and felt the reality of a brutal truth play out:
we don’t solve problems because we’re too busy abusing them.
And people abuse them because there often seems to be more gain for that person, in keeping the problem alive than in resolving it.
The top-tier Establishment are masters at this…
The moral superiority disappears if the problem is solved.
The clicks disappear if the problem is solved.
The power disappears if the problem is solved.
The money runs dry if the problem is solved.
And when you grasp that, you begin to understand why modern society can look obsessed with “raising awareness” while being strangely allergic to reality, accountability, and solutions.
In plain language, the Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS) is when problems — real or fake — are used for selfish gain instead of being faced in truth and solved.
The Problem Abuse Syndrome can look “professional”. It can look “concerned”. It can look “public‑spirited”. It can even look “Christian”. But the signature is the same: the person or institution is not handling the problem to heal it — they are mishandling it to abuse it for their own gain and at someone else’s expense.
That’s why I draw a line most people don’t even know exists:
- Problems are meant to be used — used for repentance, learning, reform, protection, restoration.
- Problems are not meant to be abused — inflated, weaponised, monetised, or turned into identity.
“Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.” – Galatians 6:7
So the question is never merely, “Is there a problem?”
The deeper question is: What are you doing with the problem?
Are you using it to pursue truth and healing?
Or are you using it to pursue narrative, influence, identity, money, power?
As the Body Of Christ we have a job to do as this system winds down. We are as committed Christians commissioned in Christ no less. We simply will not be able to do very well if at all if satanic PAS gets to play out under our noses. The Bible teaches the destructiveness of the Problem Abuse Syndrome through its 66 books. We will be using every biblical reference relating to the Problem Abuse Syndrome and its antidote: the Problem Utilisation Principle, in Christ. Always and forever in the Spirit of our Lord.
Remember this: If a problem is there not to be solved, to build opportunity and value through it, but is there to instead be abused in the name of good… that is the work of Satan. Every single time.
The Solution: The Problem Utilisation Principle
The Problem Abuse Syndrome is always an abscontion of the Problem Utilisation Principle. Which is as follows:
- Identify
- Diagnose
- Solve
- Opportunity
- Value
By destructive and diabolical contrast, the Problem Abuse Syndrome aims to short cut this for short term gain at the expense of others. This is done most often in the name of good, by parading as a white knight or angel of light. As we have seen in the BBC and more recently in the very amateur journalist, Christian Hacking.
Why do people and organisations do this?
Either there is no education around solving problems, or because they are not willing to extend themselves, through the labour intensive orientated utilisation process.
This is devastating to humanity. It is therefore incumbent upon us, especially to those in the Body of Christ who are called to seek the Kingdom of God first, to grab hold of the Problem Utilisation Principle —in earnest.
Case Study: The BBC — The Problem‑Abuse Machine
Let me make this concrete.
My first case study for PAS is the BBC.
Not as a neutral broadcaster.
But as an institution that specialises in turning “problems” into leverage.
Sometimes by inventing problems that don’t exist.
Sometimes by taking a real issue that might be a “1/100” in terms of threat — and selling it to the public as a “100/100”.
That is sensationalism. That is inflation. That is the abuse of problems.
And this is not theoretical. We have lived it.
We saw it in the way Lighthouse Global was attacked and smeared. We are a purpose-built community, dedicated and committed to our mission.
To never have to say “no”, where we ought to say “yes”, inside and outside our souls, and inside and outside our front doors. In all areas, Theochristological, human, material and financial.
Our first objective to achieve that mission is to find and solve every single problem related to it.
And that, as I am so relieved and grateful to share with you today, starts with the Problem Abuse Syndrome.
In the BBC’s case, they took the abuse of problems to a whole new level.
They invented a problem that never existed in the first place.
Through psychological manipulation, false testimonies, fake whistleblowers and the support of the UK government, they made millions of people believe that Lighthouse was a dangerous dark cult.
They used this one word, “cult”, as a demonised and weaponised framing device. That label is not neutral. It is not careful truth seeking. It is not designed to help anyone heal.
Pause and think on this; if the top-tier Establishment are able —and willing— to manufacture a virus in a lab, to spread all over the world and reduce the population…
What do you think they are doing to you with their mainstream media?
They will invent psychological viruses, like “A Very British Cult”, to not only try to destroy Lighthouse.
But to instil fear into the masses, to remain as rugged individuals and not seek out the very help they need, in community.
The top-tier Establishment have targeted language itself. They have begun literally removing words from the dictionary and through propaganda and indoctrination, literally changed the meaning of words in mass public perception. They have for example, demonised the word “cult” through mainstream media outlets, which they own and control. Originally this word is rooted in the word “culture”. There are many “cult” songs, “cult” films, actors and musicians that are revered. Cults themselves are not inherently bad. But there are clearly, provably bad cults. By demonising this word, the top-tier Establishment have weaponised this to target anyone they consider an ideological or otherwise enemy. This is to the extent where Christian communities especially, and Christians themselves are being viewed and treated as a dangerous cult itself. The risk and danger of declaring one’s faith in Christ is about to become far worse, through the demonisation of such words in our society today.
It is a demonised weapon.
Yes, the BBC are totally guilty of child abuse.
Chronically and satanically so.
They are guilty of abusing the public’s trust.
They are guilty of abusing their power and position in society.
They are guilty of abusing their own staff.
But what precedes all of these instances of abuse, is the very abuse of problems themselves.
“You belong to your father, the devil… When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” – John 8:44
Case Study 2: Christian Hacking — Abusing an Abused Problem For Gain
The second case study is the self-proclaimed “very amateur” journalist, Christian Hacking.
I want you to pay attention to the order of events here, to detect the reality of how Mr Hacking has abused a fake problem.
First, the BBC create a fake problem about Lighthouse; smearing us as a cult when we provably and evidentially are not.
[NB: We will be totally and categorically debunking this false cult smear on Lighthouse imminently. Watch this space.]
Then a very amateur, apparently Christian journalist —Christian Hacking— comes along and takes that fake problem, which has already been toxically framed and weaponised — and abuses it further for his own ends.
And here is the question that always exposes Mr Hacking.
Why?
Not what he claims. Not the fake motive announced on his personal blog with a reach of around 90 people. Not the “I’m doing this for the Body of Christ” pseudo performance.
Why is he actually doing it?
Because when you interrogate that question honestly, you often find the same engine underneath: content, status, image, money, power — and the refusal to take the one step that would prove sincerity: the step toward truth, reconciliation, and resolution.
You see, Mr Hacking may write about Christian issues.
But he is not demonstrating himself to be a Christian journalist.
What he is doing is putting content before the Christian.
Putting his content before Christ.
And this is where the Problem Abuse Syndrome shows its face most clearly:
People will talk about a problem endlessly, but they won’t solve it.
They will publish about a problem, but they won’t sit down in good faith to be part of the solution.
They will perform feigned concern, but they won’t do the hard work of repentance, correction, and repair.
And the reason is simple: there can be more gain in the short term, than in paying the price to solve it.
The tragedy of that is, in the long term, there is everything to lose.
Remember this: If a problem is there not to be solved, to build opportunity and value through it, but is there to instead be abused in the name of good… that is the work of Satan. Every single time.
The Most Dangerous Part: The Problem Abuse Syndrome Is Not Only “Out There” — It’s In Us All
If the Problem Abuse Syndrome were only found in the mainstream media, we could contain it and resolve it.
But the Problem Abuse Syndrome is human. It’s pervasive. It lives wherever sin and selfishness live.
It can show up quietly, “respectably”, even religiously:
- Complaining about the same problems for years, while never taking responsibility for what you could change.
- Using other people’s suffering as entertainment, outrage fuel, or a way to feel morally superior.
- Turning “being an activist” into your identity without ever implementing solutions so you can feel important, powerful, righteous, or justified.
- Using the existence of problems as an excuse to avoid repentance, obedience, and the hard work of growth — permanently debilitating you from resolving anything.
This is why I describe the Problem Abuse Syndrome as the syndrome underneath all other syndromes — because once you learn how to abuse problems, you can feed almost any form of evil with it.
Because if you don’t see the Problem Abuse Syndrome, you will spend your life abusing problems in the name of everything good and righteous in your eyes.
“There is a way which seems right to a man, But its end is the way of death.” – Proverbs 14:12
So this is not just a “media issue”.
This is not just an “activist issue”.
This is a human issue.
Identifying the Problem Abuse Syndrome in Your Life
In your own life, what do you believe are the biggest problems you face right now.
They could be personal, relational, financial or spiritual.
You may feel there are a whole field of forces operating against you.
But ask yourself this, are you truly doing your best to solve this problem?
Have you tried everything in your power? Have you sought out whatever help you need to definitely solve this problem?
In a world where there is clear evidence for corrupt governments and mainstream media that literally lies to and deceives the public, there are many, many problems we face.
And many opportunities to abuse those problems as an excuse for why we are not doing everything in our power to realise our God-given potential. You’ll have no doubt heard or even at times in your life uttered these kind of phrases:
- It’s the government’s fault
- It’s because of [insert ethnic group] taking opportunities from us
- I wasn’t born into the right family
- I didn’t have a “silver spoon” in my mouth growing up
- I was born in the wrong class, there’s no way up or out
- It’s because of the trauma I’ve been through that I can’t move forward
- God will make a way (i.e. God will do all the hard work for me)
Yes, there are some heinous and abhorrent limitations and problems that affect all of us, now more than ever. But if you examine your problems, and you are truly honest with yourself, you will know that in some way, be it through neglect, resignation to the problem, wilful ignorance, laziness or any other number of factors, that the Problem Abuse Syndrome is present there, and you could be using those problems to grow and thrive, instead of abuse the problems to limit yourself.
Especially to my brothers and sisters in Christ reading this… how can we sit by and be consumed by problems? How can we allow ourselves to abuse the very gifts that God has given us, to turn against ourselves, each other and limit the value we create? God has made us in His image. What we have done with the precious gifts He has provided is unmistakably satanic.
Remember this: If a problem is there not to be solved, to build opportunity and value through it, but is there to instead be abused in the name of good… that is the work of Satan. Every single time.
The Roots of the Problem Abuse Syndrome in Eden
Let me take you back to Eden, because I believe this is where the Problem Abuse Syndrome begins — and not in the way most people think.
Most people assume the first issue in Eden was simply “a lie”. But what I came to see is deeper and more devastating: the first move wasn’t merely lying — it was problem abuse. It was the abuse of righteousness. The abuse of truth. The abuse of choice.
Here’s what I mean.
“Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made. He said to the woman, ‘Did God really say…?’” – Genesis 3:1
Satan saw that Adam and Eve were perfect moral agents with choice. And where there is choice, there is the potential to break from perfection and break from God. Therefore the potential for that problem existed — but it was not a realised “problem” in the sense of a break from the equilibrium of perfection. There was nothing that needed a remedy outside of obedience, love, and fellowship with God.
So what did Satan do?
He manufactured a problem that wasn’t there. He posed the very first question in the Bible, presented it as something that needed correction, and then positioned himself as the one who could “solve” it — thereby becoming believable. That’s the template we see played out in the mainstream media and all over the world today.
And that’s why I say: the Problem Abuse Syndrome starts with the creation of a fake problem, and the selling of that fake problem as righteousness.
So the roots of the Problem Abuse Syndrome in Eden look like this:
- Create a fake problem and frame it as pressing and righteous.
- Offer the “solution” so the abuser looks like the helper — the hero — the enlightened one.
- Abuse the holy things (truth, righteousness, choice) as leverage to move someone away from God.
- Trigger the downstream chain: accusation, blame, fear, control, self-justification — everything that multiplies once problems are weaponised instead of used for repentance and restoration.
That’s why Eden isn’t just a story about temptation.
It’s the original pattern of the Problem Abuse Syndrome: weaponising “problems” (real or fake) to pull human beings away from God — while presenting the abuse as wisdom, help, and righteousness.
The Urgency: Why This Must Be Addressed Now
If we do not face the Problem Abuse Syndrome, we won’t solve problems.
We will simply produce more problems.
We will become more effective at just talking without action.
More effective at accusing.
More effective at appearing righteous.
And less effective at repentance, truth, reconciliation, healing, and genuine reform.
All the way to hell.
So here is the final questions I’m leaving with you:
We all suffer from the Problem Abuse Syndrome. Not one single human being escapes from this syndrome. We have been indoctrinated, brainwashed and conditioned to be this way.
But what direction do you want to move in?
Using problems to solve them, create value on an upward spiral?
Or abusing problems to remain stuck, or worse, follow a trajectory on a downward spiral.
Because I’m not saying the Problem Abuse Syndrome is a side issue.
I’m saying it is the hidden nexus of every single problem and syndrome known to man.
This article is merely the beginning of what I have to share.
I have spent my entire life devoted to solving problems, building value and serving humanity.
In my service to my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, I am working fiercely and tirelessly within the capacity of my very limited health, to serve our Lord’s beloved Body.
I implore you to please take this seriously. More seriously than you believe you should.
Question what I have shared here, seek the truth out for yourself within it.
Do not let this dissipate into the humdrum and noise of modern life.
We can no longer afford to ignore and suppress what is most crucial, vital, urgent and important.
Our lives depend on it.
We will be using real life examples in relation to the Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS) that has formed our research over the years. PAS is vast in its breadth, depth, height and substance. Through these updates and application workshops to come, it will become easier for you to understand and become actionable in your own life. Once you see PAS you will see it everywhere.. It will shock you as it shocked us.
The Body Of Christ desperately needs this information and knowledge to form the wisdom needed to spot deception as soon as it comes over the hill. Satan’s core approach in his deception strategies is the Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS). In fact, his core anti-Christ strategy is PAS. When you see it you won’t be able to unsee it. This is just a heads-up and a taster of what’s to come.
Don’t let anyone deceive you in any way, for that day will not come until the rebellion occurs and the man of lawlessness is revealed, the man doomed to destruction. – 2 Thessalonians 2:3
NB: Remember! This is not simple. It isn’t easy.
We will provide examples of the Problem Abuse Syndrome ongoing, from our own experiences and through the Bible.
Remember this: If a problem is there not to be solved, to build opportunity and value through it, but is there to instead be abused in the name of good… that is the work of Satan. Every single time.
God bless you and your loved ones.
Paul S. Waugh
| Paul S. Waugh is a Christian researcher, mentor, and founder of Lighthouse Global. For over 21 years, he has dedicated his life to understanding the root causes of human limitation and developing practical, biblical solutions for realising God-given potential. |
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This is a huge, huge breakthrough. Thank you Paul, God bless you.
Problem abuse is extremely serious and far-reaching. Drug abuse. Alcohol abuse. Child abuse… this is at the root of all of it. One day I believe problem abuse will be the taboo no one wants to be. No one will want to be even seen as a problem abuser.
Part of the strength here is that this is operational. It’s about how we actually relate to problems. There’s a relational and interactive dynamic. We engage with problems—and often in a distorted way.
I value the constant reinforces of how complex this is and the need for examples to be taught. Seeing it in the BBC and Christian Hacking are stark examples, but there are many more and this syndrome needs to be hit, and hit hard.
One thing that stood out to me is that, in abusing problems, we are also misusing our own human endowments. We turn what should be gifts into something harmful—against ourselves and others.
I can see a strong tendency in myself to look for the easy route—to want a quick fix rather than the harder, genuine path. It’s easy to believe the lie that there is a faster or easier way, or some kind of shortcut. But the more I recognise that these shortcuts don’t actually exist—that they are illusions or wishful thinking—the more I can, God willing, align with the principle of problem utilisation.
This is a huge and significant breakthrough in our research! God bless you Paul for your dedication and soul-searching to make these distinctions as a result of your life’s work.
Over the years I have seen my view and attitude towards problems shift significantly in a way that is healthier and conducive to growth and progress. It wasn’t too long ago you shared more about the Problem Problem and how that affects humanity.
The bottom line is that I was never taught about problems at school or at home in a way that prepared me for life and business. My relationship with problems has been shocking! For instance, through my life I’ve carried an unconscious belief that if I hide from a problem long enough, it will magically go away! Meanwhile this would appear to be true until the problem became so real and all-consuming that it would be impossible to avoid!
Now from reading this I see how I’ve abused problems and the incredible amounts of pain that’s caused me… and others too!
I’m very grateful that we have the opportunity to learn this and that we have the community at Lighthouse to help implement this for the ultimate benefit of those who need the most help in this world.
God bless.
2 Corinthians 4:17 “For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.”
Thank you for this monumental distinction and I felt the above scripture was appropriate to come back to because of looking at the problem abusing I do within my own soul, what has become clearer is that I am to use my problems for growth, truth and repentance…that is what I am told to do and the glory outweighs the necessary suffering I must endure to do so. I must use my problems rather than abuse them and then create more problems. Problems that separate me from God, problems that further reinforce my limitations and anchor me to my past despite being made a new creature in Christ.
The Body of Christ need to know how not only externally but internally, fake problems are being created all of the time and if we are ignorant to them or do not use them for the glory of God, for the progression of the Body as a whole, then we leave ourselves and our resources at the mercy of another who will exploit us for their gain and benefit. This is serious and more prevalent than we know. Thank you to Christ and to Paul for this critical message 🙏
Thank you, Paul. There are few words to express how impactful this distinction is, and the coining of “Problem Abuse Syndrome.”
Reflecting on my life, I can see how this has affected my decisions, my upbringing, and the direction my life has taken. It is by the grace of God that I am here and able to even recognise this distinction.
As shared, this is not simple or easy—and it should not be. Thank you for sharing and bringing such significant clarity and distinction. Above all, thank you to our Father.
God bless you and us all. Amen.
Wow, what a distinction Paul thank you. Relating it back to Eden and the very first abuse of a problem, or a potential problem is so eye-opening. I’m trying to get my head around how we aren’t just problem creators but it’s an abuse of problems that already exist to not solve them, or to create more problems. I say getting my head around it because wow doesn’t that just magnify our responsibility.
When I think about what this means practically, it’s becoming all the more clear to me how much all the signs point to being a genuine mature Christian and problem solver, in the spirit of God. Because it’s just so rare to be around anyone who wants to be honest about this problem and solve it in their lives.
This is a profound realisation and shows great intellectual thinking to make such a distinction. The more this is applied to myself or any situation the more I am starting to see it and how much it accurately captures our human dysfunctional and even destructive and terrible relationship with problems. Something that stands out so much for me through this is asking, not only “Is there a problem?” but “What is being done with the problem?” Are we using the Problem Utilisation Principle to solve something when it comes to our problems or are we abusing them? Because there is the real test and measure as to how much any of us are really working towards solutions and truly helping ourselves and others and building value or whether we are just using problems for our own ends. Even if that is just to trying avoid dealing with a problem, and yet by doing so, creating other problems.
Where this particularly stands out is with the BBC, how much they took a group of people who were already abusing problems through their lies, slander and defamation they were inventing for their own ends and tried to capitalise on that for their own agenda. Only compounding and exacerbating that hundreds of times more by what they did to Lighthouse. They have shown zero interest in actually trying to genuinely solve the problem and genuinely help anybody. They have simply been interested in leveraging it to try and destroy a group of people who’s work goes against and threatens the their Establishment’s aims and objectives for the masses.
I really appreciate the urgency and importance placed on this and calling all those who genuinely want to be part of the solution and to help people to embrace this and start learning how to apply the Problem Utilisation Principle.
What you have brought together in this article, highlighting the “Problem Problem”, wow, this is such incredible, priceless information and knowledge, thank you so much Paul…
To say that this was a hard read is an understatement, because although you have shared the three examples of PAS (Problem Abuse Syndrome) by way of the BBC, Christian Hacking and taking it all the way back to the Garden of Eden, it is revealing to me the extent of where PAS is within myself.
I can see so many areas of my own life where PAS is present, which is why I am unable to follow the PUP (Problem Utilisation Principle).
This is not just essential and critical for me to take in and understand, but also for the Body of Christ… God bless you, Paul, and all the research and hard work you are doing to bring this together for us all…I continue to pray for your healing…Amen
Such an important distinction, and how we view and use problems is critical. I found this is defining what truth actually is here, being in the context of problems and the impact of how they are used.
I value the clarity in understanding, with greater precision, the betrayal that amateur journalist Christian Hackings has done. I see the abuse of the situation of the court case, the problem inherent there, the injustice in seeking justice. He was trying to solve a problem, but not the one front and foremost, the falsehood and twisting of the justice system to convict innocent people.
No, he was trying to solve the problem of himself becoming a professional journalist, so in doing so was trying to throw Paul Waugh under the bus, as well as the defendants by association. The abuse was in how he placed significance on the problems in front of him, his self serving nature shaped his purview, where truth played second fiddle to the content that could aid his desires of success.
This is deeply valuable. Thank you.
Thank you, Paul, for this article and for these huge realisations after decades of research! I really appreciate being able to read this post that comes out of real life experiences. This makes it a lot clearer to understand why the BBC or Christian Hacking react in the way they do, and how they jump onto an accusation and blow it up for their own benefit instead of putting in the necessary effort to understand the underlying problem and to find ways to solve problems in line with the Christian ethos and in Christ.
I can also see this battle between the Problem Abuse Syndrome and the Problem Utilisation Principle playing out within myself, and this also makes it clear to me why it is so important to be committed to Truth and to choose wisely. Wrong choices, as in the case of the BBC and Christian Hacking, can lead to a downward spiral of decline and pain.
Thank you very much, and God bless you 🙏🏻
This is a key distinction! Thank you, I can see how the Problem Abuse Syndrome explains so much of the Satanic world we live in and how organisations like the BBC build a brand and create fear based upon it. In fact I think about how many industries rely upon it to build their need for products or services. It’s not the solving of an initial problem but the need to make them worse at someone elses expenses for our or their benefit.
I can see that this distinction becames a diagnostic tool. It can be appled immediately to so many life decisions and situations espeically relationships, work, business, careers. And bringing this back to Satan in the Garden of Eden, it really reinforces the accuracy of calling Satan the father of the lie.
The Problem Abuse Syndrome can be seen clearly in the charity sector as much as anywhere else. Why do all the caner charities work independently to solve the same fundamental problem? Why is no one singular resource pooling effort to solve the problem? Is it because once the problem is solved, there is no use for this multi-billion pound commercial machine anymore?
Another example that comes to mind was the Extinction Rebellion (XR) movement and the protest that closed down central London and Southbank Bridge in the SUMMER of 2019. The whole atmosphere felt more like a hippie’s party than an actual protest and I had the feeling that the people on the ground were enjoying the novelty of camping together in central London than actually addressing the environmental issues with actual work. Why was there no protest organised during the dark WINTER days of 2018? The same problems existed 6 months earlier, yet no mass protests when it’s dark and cold. In short I could see the abuse of the long term environmental problem, as an excuse for a short term party.
Thank you for bringing the PAS into my awareness and into the light!
may God bless us all.
What a powerful article, thank you so much for how much you have gone into the “Problem Abuse Syndrome”. Not really seeing just how much this affects me and all of us in so many ways. Starting with ourselves, but also seeing the scams that we have been victims of by the establishment, seeing the PAS coming from there, from the BBC. This is huge in the way that we need to feel this for ourselves so that we can and will change the way that we listen to what it is they are saying. What I mean is that we need to look closer at what they are telling us and ask questions, like the questions that you are asking.
Thank you for asking, or for helping me to ask the very questions you have asked in your article. God bless you, and I continue to pray for Mr Hacking. I pray that he can and will see the PAS he has created, not just with Lighthouse, but with himself and his family.
God bless us all…Amen