Political Ponerology - New Edition (Now Available!)

[RedFox]

Just wanted to drop a little note here about the result of flapping our butterfly wings.
In the past two weeks (with the Iran situation), I’ve heard multiple people across the podcast world call our leaders (or the forces behind them) psychopaths, usually in the same sentence as calling them “the Epstein class”.
This has been more than just a passing mention too - they have each dug into it in their own way.

Off the top of my head, they where:
Scott Ritter/Judge Napolitano (plus the Judges other guests).
Pepe Escobar on The Duran and other podcasts.
Neil Oliver/Gareth Icke.
Bret Weinstein/Danny Jones (this one’s worth a listen if you like Bret’s thoughtfulness).

I’m sure there were others too.
Anyway, let’s hope this momentum continues. And do what we can to help.

 

[Cosmos]

Just wanted to drop a little note here about the result of flapping our butterfly wings.
In the past two weeks (with the Iran situation), I’ve heard multiple people across the podcast world call our leaders (or the forces behind them) psychopaths, usually in the same sentence as calling them “the Epstein class”.
This has been more than just a passing mention too - they have each dug into it in their own way.

Off the top of my head, they where:
Scott Ritter/Judge Napolitano (plus the Judges other guests).
Pepe Escobar on The Duran and other podcasts.
Neil Oliver/Gareth Icke.
Bret Weinstein/Danny Jones (this one’s worth a listen if you like Bret’s thoughtfulness).

I’m sure there were others too.
Anyway, let’s hope this momentum continues. And do what we can to help.

Haven’t followed much of Candace Owens recently but in the one show I watched recently she was making it pretty clear quite a number of times that she thinks the most fitting description of Erika Kirk is a Psychopath (mentioned here).

So yeah, the probably biggest podcast in the world (at least in the west) is putting Psychopathy into focus as well.

 

[T.C.]

Just wanted to drop a little note here about the result of flapping our butterfly wings.
In the past two weeks (with the Iran situation), I’ve heard multiple people across the podcast world call our leaders (or the forces behind them) psychopaths, usually in the same sentence as calling them “the Epstein class”.
This has been more than just a passing mention too - they have each dug into it in their own way.

Off the top of my head, they where:
Scott Ritter/Judge Napolitano (plus the Judges other guests).
Pepe Escobar on The Duran and other podcasts.
Neil Oliver/Gareth Icke.
Bret Weinstein/Danny Jones (this one’s worth a listen if you like Bret’s thoughtfulness).

I’m sure there were others too.
Anyway, let’s hope this momentum continues. And do what we can to help.

Yes. Years ago the C’s said something about the information they transmit as one day becoming common knowledge among the general population.

It blew my mind to consider that as being a possibility and as such, I’ve always remembered it and watched our reality to see whether it would happen or not.

It’s safe to say that over the years, many concepts the C’s got across have become clear to many people not connected to the forum. And in my opinion, the rate of this has slowly increased.

I think it’s highly probably that the rate of increase will continue exponentially.

 

[A Jay]

To add to other observations, MartyrMade's Darryl Cooper wrote an essay last year after the 12-Day War titled The Psychopathology of Zionism. It is as the name would suggest a look at the psychopathology of Zionism.

He details the paranoia of many otherwise seemingly intelligent Jews when it comes to their belief that the world is out to get them and how they traumatize their children with this paranoia. How this sensitivity to and identification with perceived external threats conforms to the rabbinic idea that the world hates Jews for the irrational belief that God loves Jews and not gentiles.

That the chosen people identification that is clung to so tightly these days is a way of resolving the contradictions between what these people normally profess and how they react to Palestinians and Israel as a nation.

He mentions an old Haaretz article titled "Only Psychiatrists Can Explain Israel's Behavior" that asks questions relating to how Israel can be so paradoxically pathological while also relying on other nations' benevolence to exist. He immediately follows up his mention of the article by saying that Israeli paranoia backed by U.S. military power leads to something akin to collective psychopathy.

He's got that right!

Anyways, it's 26 minutes long, well worth the listen, and another example of the idea of political psychopathology making its way into wider acceptance.

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