Out of interest, have you done any study into what paranoid scizophrenia actually is? (my instinct is perhaps not, but nothings infallable :lol
If not, I would suggest that the work of one of psychiatry's true greats, R D Laing, most instructive:
Ronald David Laing (October 7, 1927–August 23, 1989), was a Scottish psychiatrist who wrote extensively on mental illness and particularly the
experience of psychosis. He is noted for his views, influenced by existential philosophy, on the causes and treatment of mental illness, which went
against the psychiatric orthodoxy of the time by taking the expressions or communications of the individual patient or client as representing valid
descriptions of lived experience or reality rather than as symptoms of some separate or underlying disorder. He is often associated with the
anti-psychiatry movement although, like many of his contemporaries also critical of psychiatry, he himself rejected this label. He made a significant
contribution to the ethics of psychology.
You might come out of the experiance with a very great deal of respect for Icke
(who despite your inference has never been "diagnosed" by anybody)
