Well, I did find a notable referencea book by respected Canadian journalist and author Patricia Pearson called A Brief History of Anxiety (Yours & Mine). Pearson already had an article on her in Wikipedia, and the book was listed in it, but there was no article on the book, so I wrote one. Then all I did is put a reference to it under "See Also" on the Psychiatry and Biopsychiatry Controversy pages. Those references were also deleted by someone who did it skulkingly without identifying him/herself, but it was Crusio, and you can read about Crusio here: [[
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Crusio]]. The alleged grounds for the deletions was that it's an "obscure anti-psychiatry book" although I am 100% sure Crusio has never read it and knows nothing about it, nor did s/he bother to do the least bit of research into it. I am now CONVINCED that there is a conspiracy among certain scientific-establishment Wikipedia editors to protect their buddies with vested biologistic psychiatry interests. Unhappily, those are the guys with all the letters after their names and the trillions of dollars in pharmaceutical company funding behind them, so little can be done about it by an obscure and impoverished nobody like me. I'm going to move on and write and edit other articles they won't be interested in.