We came forward and only some were believed as even then in the midst of the Royal Commission ran the never discussed aspects of the the culmination of thousands of years of development of a psychological form of social parasitism that keeps alive the host and feeds the rites priests have claimed for themselves since their inception to freely engaging in sex and spoils for whichever immature obsession meets their distorted predilections as just one of the gifts a society bestows upon those it fawns on as it's chosen ones. That the Christian culture leads the way in these crimes with misogyny and rape and the rape of children in particular has been a mainstay for Catholicism since its earliest inception.

A culture that has been and continues to be protected in our constitution and legal and justice systems through an unending supply of protection, cover and our own money via a supposedly secular country that directs the vast bulk of social services via religious businesses to help keep this primitive nature of religion alive in this century so that the priestly class has unfettered access to play sexual games with accessible children.

The response answers the reality of what out government did to those who were abused. They acknowledged that they had had their right to a safe existence taken away from them, they provided tainted and 20 years out of date treatments via the failure of the American Psychiatric Society to keep up to date with the evidence for Complex PTSD resulting in uncountable suicides and individuals silenced in treatment centers rather than being treated on existing scientifically informed and based on empirical evidence that PTSD and CPTSD are vastly different and that suicide is increased on every instance where someone with CPTSD is treated under the present PTSD treatment regimen.

Today the EU has recognised complex trauma and Australia's premier trauma research organisation Blue Knot Foundations acknowledge this recently.

My hope is that the role of the above in the horror that you saw will be diminished so that its toll is not so horrendous on every level of community that is touched by it.

Permanent psychological damage to millions in hundreds of thousands of families over tens of generations and not a single human rights breach among them.

From BlueKnot Foundation

What is complex trauma and how is it different to single incident trauma?

It is important to differentiate single-incident trauma (associated with standard PTSD) from complex trauma (Shapiro 2010). (There is now a new diagnosis of Complex PTSD in the ICD-11 (International Classification of Diseases): i.e. CPTSD which is different to standard PTSD)

* Single incident trauma refers to one-off events such as experiencing or witnessing single incidents of assault, natural disasters or accidents

* Complex trauma refers to cumulative, underlying, and often interpersonal trauma, commonly from childhood (Courtois and Ford, 2009). It often occurs when the child victim is trapped and under the control and domination of the perpetrator (Herman, 2009).

* Complex trauma can also occur as a result of children's and adults' experience of violence within the community. Examples include: domestic and family violence, civil unrest, war trauma or genocide, ethnic cleansing, refugees and asylum seekers, cultural dislocation, sexual exploitation and trafficking, extreme medical trauma from repeated interventions, inter- and transgenerational and collective trauma and/or re-traumatisation of victims later in life.

* Complex trauma has more substantial long-term impacts on emotional and physical health, relationships and daily functioning than single incident trauma (Banyard et al. 2009; Cahsmore & Shackel, 2013).

* Complex trauma occurs within a social context which permits abuse, violence and exploitation (Herman, 2009). Social marginalisation and oppression can exacerbate the impacts of complex trauma (Briere and Spinazzola, 2009).

It has been established that with the right support trauma can be resolved; people can and do recover (Siegel, 2003, 2010).