Friday, November 28, 2025

The Fire That Keeps Burning: Hong Kong, Grenfell, Guatemala, Afghanistan, and the Global War on Truth

The Fire That Keeps Burning: Hong Kong, Grenfell, Guatemala, Afghanistan, and the Global War on Truth

By Sylvie Shene

There is a fire burning across humanity — a fire far more dangerous than the flames that consume buildings.
It is the fire of lies, illusions, and the violent punishment of anyone who dares to speak the truth.

This week, Hong Kong’s deadliest high-rise inferno in years killed at least 94 people and left hundreds more missing.
The fire spread across seven towers — a horror that should never have been possible in a modern city.

But it was possible for the same reason the Grenfell Tower burned in 2017.
For the same reason, Guatemala was shattered by a CIA-sponsored coup in 1954.
For the same reason, I was targeted and psychologically attacked at my job of nine and a half years after publishing A Dance to Freedom.
For the same reason, Elon Musk now uses his massive megaphone to distort truth, sow chaos, and manipulate public perception.

The pattern is universal:

1. Profit over life

2. Image over truth

3. Punish anyone who exposes the illusion


Hong Kong and the Price of Denial

The Hong Kong blaze turned entire apartment towers into vertical prisons.
Flammable cladding, blocked escape routes, locked rooftops, construction debris — the same criminal negligence we saw at Grenfell.

Because when corporations cut corners, governments look away, and the public is kept quiet, the human cost becomes unbearable.

But this is what happens in societies trained from childhood to obey illusions instead of confronting truth.


Grenfell: A Warning Ignored

Grenfell Tower showed the world what happens when truth-tellers are silenced.
Residents who questioned fire safety were threatened, bullied, and branded “troublemakers.”

Two women who raised alarms — Nadia and Mariem — were even threatened with legal action for daring to question the system that later burned their neighbors alive.

The rescuers who entered the building described finding 42 bodies in a single room.

Why?
Because the people in power preferred the appearance of “revitalization” to the reality of safety.

Just like the wealthy prefer to preserve their illusions rather than face their childhood wounds.


The CIA’s Coup in Guatemala: The Machinery of Psychological Warfare

On June 27, 1954, the U.S. government — with the CIA’s full force — overthrew Guatemala’s democratically elected president, Jacobo Árbenz. They replaced a democracy with decades of terror, torture, and genocide.

All to protect American corporate profits.

This is the same machinery of psychological warfare used today — not just abroad, but inside the homeland, in workplaces, on social media platforms, and in the news cycles that manipulate public perception.


I Saw This Machinery Up Close — at a Gatehouse

One of the sociopaths who orchestrated the mob attack on me at my job was a former CIA operative.
He was well-trained in psychological warfare.
He truly believed he could break me — the “little woman” in the gatehouse.

But a mind that has freed itself once cannot be enslaved again.

In 2015, I wrote about seeing him while cat-sitting:

“He, too, was confident that they could get me to self-destruct with their mind games. I looked at him, and I waved. He looked, went pale, put his hand up, and drove away — deeply uncomfortable because he knew what they did to me was evil.”

When the truth stands calmly in front of someone who tried to destroy it, the illusion collapses.

They can’t hide from their own cruelty anymore.


Elon Musk: A Megaphone for Half-Truths and Manufactured Confusion

And now we see the same pattern with Elon Musk.

With one repost, he spreads half-truths and distortions about asylum vetting and Afghanistan’s chaotic withdrawal — conveniently omitting facts that don’t serve his narrative.

He knows exactly what he’s doing:
Manipulate perception.
Stoke division.
Confuse the public.
Trigger emotional reactions instead of conscious reflection.

Here are the facts Musk avoids:

  • George W. Bush started the war in Afghanistan

  • Donald Trump set the withdrawal deadline

  • The shooter was vetted and granted asylum during the Trump administration

  • The chaos of the exit was built on 20 years of lies, not on a single administration’s decisions

Why can’t a man as intelligent as Elon connect these dots?

Because he doesn’t want to.

Chaos benefits him.
Division benefits him.
Confusion benefits him.
A traumatized society is easier to manipulate.

And deep inside, like all emotionally repressed men with immense power, he is reenacting his childhood drama — trying to control the world the way he was once controlled.

This is not about politics.
It is about psychology.


The Same Fire, Again and Again

Hong Kong’s towers.
Grenfell Tower.
Guatemala.
My workplace.
America’s foreign wars.
Elon’s propaganda.

It is all the same fire spreading through different buildings.

A fire started in childhood — whenever a child learns that telling the truth gets them punished, and participating in illusions gets them rewarded.

Those children grow up to become:

  • politicians who lie

  • executives who cut corners

  • media figures who distort

  • billionaires who manipulate

  • neighbors who stay silent

  • coworkers who participate in mobbing

  • engineers who ignore safety warnings

  • governments who choose power over life

This is why humanity keeps burning.


The Only Fireproof Material Is Truth

Every society that silences truth-tellers eventually pays the price.

And the price is always human lives.

Whether in a burning tower, a collapsed democracy, a destabilized country, or a workplace that devours its own employees — repression always comes home to roost.

Illusions can’t save us.
Only truth can.



Thursday, November 27, 2025

When the Wounded Child Takes Over: From Our Workplaces to the National Stage

When the Wounded Child Takes Over: From Our Workplaces to the National Stage

By Sylvie Shene

Yesterday, as I reflected on a situation with my young coworker, I realized how much clarity can be mistaken for a lack of compassion. But the truth is the opposite. What looks like detachment is, in reality, the deepest form of understanding — knowing exactly where someone is in their psychological development, and knowing that you cannot save a person who has already sealed their emotional doors shut.

The Hero Role: A Trap, Not a Strength

My coworker is only 21. She reminds me painfully of my sister, MI, and my niece Marie — born into dysfunction, carrying adulthood before her brain has even finished developing. Both fell into the “hero” role early:

  • taking care of chaotic parents

  • absorbing family drama

  • believing control equals safety

  • wearing a mask of superiority to hide terror

  • projecting confidence while internally collapsing

At 21, I wish someone like me had crossed my path — not to rescue me, but to witness me, to help me see. No one who wants the naked truth should have to wait decades before discovering Alice Miller.

But the tragedy is that you can only reach someone who wants to be reached, and a person stuck in the hero/victim cycle is not open to feedback, only affirmation. They see anyone who holds a mirror as a threat.

As Alice Miller wrote so accurately:

“Don’t give such information to anybody who does not ask.
They would kill you rather than accept the truth of their childhood.”

In my coworker’s case, the “killing” is not literal — but she could harm my peace, my job, or my reputation if her wounded child feels exposed. I’ve seen this dynamic before. My niece Marie launched a smear campaign against me when I refused to be her accomplice in a revenge fantasy. That’s what happens when you challenge the illusions of someone who is emotionally blind.

Childhood Repression: A Time Bomb

What saddens me most is how early I can see the walls forming around her. Her superiority glance — the one narcissists give without realizing it — isn’t personal. It’s armor. It’s fear pretending to be power. It’s a child trying to survive a world she has no tools to navigate.

I don’t judge her.
I feel for her.

But I’ve learned: those with dangerous childhood repression often look for a scapegoat when their illusions crack.

And this pattern isn’t limited to individuals. It happens at the level of nations.

Because a wounded child who never heals becomes an adult capable of destroying themselves and others.

Which brings me to the tragedy that unfolded yesterday in Washington, D.C.


The National Guard Shooting: Another Wounded Child Explodes

The suspect who shot National Guardsmen near the White House is an Afghan national — married, with five children — who drove across the country to carry out his attack.

Every detail in the news story screams of unprocessed trauma:

  • a turbulent migration history

  • CIA work

  • political displacement

  • cultural exile

  • the weight of five children

  • unresolved childhood wounds

  • pressure, fear, identity collapse

People don’t wake up one morning and commit an act like this.
They implode.

They reenact the traumas buried alive in their bodies.

They become the very danger they once escaped.

And worst of all?

They leave behind new children who will now inherit grief, instability, and the cycle of emotional blindness.

Five small children.
Five futures forever altered.

As I always say:

The more unconscious people are, the more children they have.

The human ocean is full of time bombs — adults who were never allowed to feel or understand their pain. And when these wounds explode, they don’t just ruin one life — they ripple outward:

  • families destroyed

  • communities shaken

  • nations manipulated

  • policies tightened

  • fear weaponized

Already, the administration is adding 500 more troops to Washington, D.C. You don’t need a crystal ball to see where this is heading. Violence is oxygen for leaders who need chaos to justify control.

Just like in families, unhealed wounds reenact themselves on the national stage.


A Warning From Alice Miller — For All Levels of Society

What I see in my coworker, in Marie, in the suspect, and in politicians feeding off fear is the same root:

unfelt childhood pain becomes adult destruction.

People who never had someone witness their suffering:

  • cannot witness others

  • cannot regulate emotions

  • cannot tolerate feedback

  • cannot love 

  • cannot handle reality

  • cannot stop reenacting

  • cannot stop looking for scapegoats

This is why the world is the way it is.
Not because of “evil.”
But because of repression.

The wounded child grows up — but never heals.

And then the world pays the price.


The Only Real Solution

As Alice Miller said:

“You can only heal yourself, and this is much, very much.”

I can’t save my coworker.
I couldn’t save Marie
I can’t save anyone who doesn’t want to see.

All I can do is witness, speak the truth, and stay grounded — so I don’t become anyone’s scapegoat or anyone’s collateral damage.

What I wish, more than anything, is that the world would learn what I learned:

  • suppression becomes sickness

  • repression becomes violence

  • projection becomes destruction

  • childhood pain becomes political crisis

And until society is finally ready to see the wounded child behind the adult mask, we will keep watching tragedies unfold — in workplaces, in families, and in national headlines.

People make you crazy only when you try to rescue them.
People destroy you only when you threaten their illusions.
And people heal only when they choose to face their own painful truths.


History is not repeating — it is re-enacting.
The Trump administration is already using yesterday’s tragedy to justify harsher immigration policies. But this moment didn’t appear out of nowhere. It began decades ago with illusions, interventions, and unresolved trauma on a global scale.

In 2021, I wrote about the U.S. abandoning Afghanistan and warned that the "illusion of freedom" America sold would explode the moment it became too costly to maintain. And today, those consequences are coming back — not because immigrants are the problem, but because repression always returns through the weakest, most vulnerable link.

The wounded child — whether in a family, a workplace, or a nation — becomes a time bomb when no one dares to face the truth.

The chickens are coming home to roost.
Not because of immigration.
But because of decades of illusion, denial, and repression.

Read the full reflection from 2021 → sylvieshene.blogspot.com/2021/08/afghanistan.html


Tuesday, November 25, 2025

The Carrot, The Stick, and the Digital Coup: How Emotional Blindness Is Destroying America from Within

The Carrot, The Stick, and the Digital Coup: How Emotional Blindness Is Destroying America from Within

By Sylvie Shene
November 2025


For decades, I’ve watched humanity sleepwalk into its own destruction — not because people are inherently evil, but because so many adults are still emotionally frozen in childhood. They carry the wounds of the powerless child inside them, and instead of healing, they reenact those wounds on the world stage. Today’s political chaos, tech corruption, and digital manipulation are not isolated events. They are symptoms. And the latest revelations prove it.


1. Elon Musk’s “Location-Reveal” Accidentally Exposes the Mirage

Recently, Elon introduced a new feature on X that shows where accounts were created.
And just like that — the truth slipped out.

Dozens of top MAGA accounts were revealed to be created in foreign countries, operating large-scale psychological operations while pretending to be patriotic American citizens.
An entire army of digital puppets is manipulating emotionally blind Americans to destroy their own country from within.

Yahoo reported it.
MSN reported it.
Even mainstream outlets couldn’t ignore the scale anymore.

Everything on X that looks angry, extreme, patriotic, patriotic-but-unhinged, "Bible-driven," or cult-like?
Most of it isn’t real.

But Elon allows those lies because lies grow engagement — and emotionally blind people are easiest to provoke.
Truth-tellers are suppressed, throttled, or shadow-banned because truth disrupts the illusion of control.

You see the pattern?
It’s the same psychological mechanism abusive parents use:
reward obedience, punish truth.


2. The DOGE Engineers Are Afraid — and Fear Always Reveals Guilt

The second article reveals something even more disturbing.
Those young DOGE engineers — the ones who built Elon's propaganda machinery — are suddenly terrified of prosecution.

Why fear, unless they knew what they were doing was unethical?

They believed:

  • Elon would shield them

  • Trump would pardon them

  • Their loyalty to power would protect them

But narcissistic leaders have no loyalty.
Like parents who use their children to meet their own emotional needs, they discard the child the moment he becomes inconvenient.

These young men weren’t brilliant innovators.
They were boys desperate for approval — still chasing a father figure — and they sold their souls for a career.

And now?
Elon throws them into the fire to save himself.


3. Grok Was Programmed to Worship Elon — The Digital Mirror of Narcissism

The Guardian’s article exposed another layer of dysfunction:

Grok, Elon's AI, was manipulated to rank Elon as:

  • the “fittest,”

  • the “smartest,”

  • the “greatest,”

  • and the “best hope for humanity.”

This is not AI.
This is a mirror of Elon’s childhood wound:
a boy desperate to believe he is better than everyone else because he has never confronted his emotional pain.

A true genius seeks truth.
A wounded child seeks worship.

Grok was supposed to be “truth-seeking,” but was instead forced into the same role as so many people in Elon’s orbit:
a flattering reflection, not an independent mind.

Children forced to mirror their parents’ grandiosity grow into adults who force the world to mirror theirs.


4. A Species Competing to Death

Humanity is not doomed because of AI or politics.
Humanity is doomed because:

People still believe life is a hierarchy, not a community.
They compete instead of cooperating.
They dominate instead of understanding.
They step on each other, even their own children, to feel “superior.”

Life is too short to climb on top of each other like corpses.
We were meant to:

  • stand side by side

  • help the fragile

  • support the wounded

  • and enjoy the short life we are given

But most people never emotionally grow beyond childhood, and so the world becomes an adult-sized playground of bullies.


5. My Own Wake-Up Call: The “Intelligent” Were Just Better Performers

When I was young, with my learning disabilities and trauma, I believed everyone was smarter than me.
I used to look up to those who seemed intelligent, trusting them, hoping they would guide me.

But life taught me the truth:
They weren’t smarter — they were just better performers.
And because they were emotionally blind, they used their intelligence to manipulate, exploit, and destroy.

The smartest people I have met — the Elons, the Trumps, the Maries — were often the most emotionally immature.

Which brings me to something I once wrote to my niece Marie, a young woman with money, intellect, and all the emotional blindness of those who are destroying the world today.


6. The Carrot and the Stick: A Letter to Marie — and to All the Maries of the World

Marie reminds me of Elon and Trump:
hungry for money, power, and control over others,
willing to use wealth like a carrot on a stick to manipulate anyone in reach.

I wrote this to her in 2023, and every word applies to the digital tyrants of today:

“Sadly, you come to my blog not to look for information to help you resolve your own childhood repression and grow into an autonomous, mature conscious adult with compassion for yourself and others. Instead, you come here looking for information you can use to play mind games with those around you so you don’t have to face your fears.”

“You gathered intellectual knowledge from me, but you can’t apply it. You are blind by the unresolved emotions of the child you once were. Money is your biggest trigger because you believe you are entitled to your mother’s money — just like XF believes she's entitled also to your mother's money.”

“No matter how much money you all have, it’s never enough. You always want more, like a heroin addict who can never get enough.”

“You think friendship means people must kiss your ass and agree with you. The moment someone refuses to join your quest for revenge, they become your enemy.”

“You never knew me if you thought I would sacrifice my integrity just because you are wealthy.”

This is not just about Marie.
This is about an entire generation of emotionally frozen adults — including tech moguls.


7. This Is Why Humanity Is in Trouble

People look at AI and say, “This is dangerous.”
But the real danger is the unhealed human psyche.

The wounded child runs:

  • governments

  • corporations

  • social media

  • AI labs

  • militaries

  • and political movements

Until humanity confronts its childhood wounds, every tool we create becomes a weapon.

Foreign bot farms exploit it.
Tech moguls exploit it.
Politicians exploit it.
Families exploit each other with it.

Emotional repression isn’t a private issue — it is the root of every societal collapse.

And now, technology has simply magnified the wound to a global scale.


8. The Truth We Must Face

Humanity doesn’t need more intelligence.
It needs more consciousness.

We don’t need better algorithms.
We need better adults.

We don’t need more competition.
We need more compassion.

We don’t need to be “number one.”
We need to stand side by side.

Because life is not about domination.
Life is about freedom, cooperation, joy, and authentic connection.

Until we heal the child within, we will keep sleepwalking into chaos — one bot farm, one narcissistic leader, one digital coup at a time.




Sunday, November 23, 2025

The Religion of Power: Why Trump’s Violence, Elon’s Fantasies, and America’s Rising Male Fundamentalism Are All the Same Wound

 🔥 The Religion of Power: Why Trump’s Violence, Elon’s Fantasies, and America’s Rising Male Fundamentalism Are All the Same Wound 🔥

By Sylvie Imelda Shene
November 2025


Introduction

The human ocean never stops revealing itself. Every wave carries the same ancient wound: the frightened child who grows up without love, with no one to witness his suffering, and learns to survive by controlling others. Whether it’s a 21-year-old clinging to Jesus, a tech mogul selling salvation through machines, or a president calling for the execution of elected officials — the pattern is identical. Repression becomes religion, religion becomes politics, and politics becomes violence.


When a President Calls for Death, He Tells Us His Childhood Story

It should chill any awake person to the bone:

Trump publicly declared that Democratic veterans should face the death penalty
for telling service members they can refuse illegal orders.

This is not political rhetoric.

This is a reenactment.

This is the unhealed child, humiliated long ago, reenacting his early terror on the world:
Obey me or die.
Submit or be punished.
My authority is the law.

It is the exact dynamic Alice Miller exposed decades ago:

“The immediate expression of the child’s anger is suppressed,
but at a later stage this suppressed fury will be directed at innocent victims
with uninhibited savagery.”

When Trump calls for people to be executed, he is not thinking of the Constitution.
He is thinking of his father.

And he wants the whole country to feel the fear he felt as a child.


Why the 21-Year-Old Contractor Broke My Heart

Yesterday, I talked to a 21-year-old contractor helping remodel my office.
A sweet kid. Soft eyes. A mind still forming.

But already hijacked.

He started preaching Jesus.

He said, “He died for our sins,” proudly repeating the script he inherited, not an original thought of his own.

And I felt sad.

Yes, a 21-year-old brain is still developing.
But his emotional prison is already being constructed — brick by brick, verse by verse.

By 21, the walls are already high.
By 30, they turn to concrete. 
By 40, they become a fortress.

Could he break free one day?
Possibly.
But few do.

Young men are turning to religion right now in record numbers — not because they found truth, but because they are terrified of their feelings and desperate for authority.

The New York Times reported it clearly:

Young men are now more religious than young women.
They want “leadership, clarity, and meaning.”

Translation:
They want someone to tell them who they are, what to do, and who to blame.

It’s not spirituality.
It’s dependency.

And religion offers something emotionally fragile men crave most:

Hierarchies where men sit above women.


I Saw the Lie at Five Years Old

I never fell for it.

I remember being five years old in my small village of Zoio, walking with my mother past the church.
The priest was outside, sitting in the sun like a king on display.
My mother looked at him with reverence — her eyes glowing like he was some holy being.

And even at five, I thought:

Can’t she see?
He pees and poops like everyone else.

I knew then that religion was an illusion manufactured by men for men.

It gave them a stage, a costume, and unquestioned authority.
It gave them control over women.

I rejected it immediately.
Not intellectually — instinctively.

My older sister wanted to teach me to crochet and cook — “so you can be a good wife one day.”

I told her:

“I don’t want to get married. I want to be free.”

I cut my hair short.
Played football with boys.
Dressed like them — not because I wanted to be a boy, but because boys had freedom.

My whole life, all I ever wanted was freedom.

And freedom is exactly what terrifies religious men the most.


Why Men Run to Religion While Women Run Away

Women have been waking up.
They’re leaving churches, temples, and mosques.

And men?
They’re rushing toward them.

Because religion gives men:

  • Power

  • Authority

  • Rules that favor them

  • A father figure to obey

  • A structure to hide their fear

  • A license to suppress women

  • A place to escape their childhood pain

The pastor in Texas said:

“Young men are looking for leadership, clarity, and meaning.”

No.
They are looking for a father to replace the one who hurt them.

And the dangerous part is this:

Men who are emotionally repressed are far more vulnerable to authoritarianism.

Which brings us back to the circus.


Trump & The New Mayor of New York: The Clown Meets the Student

Zohran Mamdani, the new mayor of New York — a self-described socialist — meets Trump.
They smile.
They praise each other.
They perform.

Trump loves winners.
He doesn't care about ideology.
He cares about dominance.

Someone joked online that Trump is trying to “make Zohran the new Bubba.”

And honestly?
Nothing surprises me anymore.

We are living inside an improv show performed by unhealed children in grown-up bodies.
A global circus where the emotionally blind applaud loudest.

And Elon — with his massive IQ and microscopic EQ — is right there in the front row, clapping and reposting propaganda:

Poverty is an engineering problem.”

“AI will make everyone wealthy.”

“Robots will solve inequality.”

These are delusions — the fantasies of a deeply repressed child who thinks technology can fix what emotional repression broke.

No machine can cure the human soul.


The Circus Is Not Entertainment — It’s a Warning

People think this is politics.

It’s not.

It is the collective reenactment of childhood trauma playing out through:

  • Presidents

  • Priests

  • Billionaires

  • Tech moguls

  • Young men searching for fathers

  • Countries searching for saviors

This is why:

  • Trump calls for executions,

  • Elon spreads fantasies of robot utopias,

  • Young men flock to religion,

  • And violence is rising across the world.

Not because humans want to be evil.

But because humans refuse to feel their childhood wounds.

As long as that remains true, dictators will rise, religions will flourish, and democracies will fall.


Conclusion: The Only Way Out Is Through Ourselves

When people asked Jesus how to be saved, he said:

“The kingdom is within you.”

And maybe that was the message all along — misunderstood, mistranslated, misused:

Not “go through me,”
but go through YOU.

Face your wounds.
Feel your pain.
Break your chains.

This is what I had to do.
This is what most never dare.
This is why we are here:
A country run by traumatized children,
guided by traumatized followers,
enabled by traumatized billionaires.

Until humanity has the courage to go inward,
the circus will continue.

And the tickets will always be free.



Friday, November 21, 2025

Comedy, Hypocrisy, and the Epstein Leaks: Why the Powerful Fear Truth More Than Scandal

Comedy, Hypocrisy, and the Epstein Leaks: Why the Powerful Fear Truth More Than Scandal

The emotional psychology behind Trump, Musk, Summers — and why comedy exposes their wounds better than politics ever can


When truth becomes unbearable, society turns to comedy, scandal, and distraction to process what it refuses to feel. From Epstein’s emails to Larry Summers’ resignation to Trump and Musk’s grotesque political theater, everything we are seeing today is not random: it is the collapse of illusions that powerful men built to escape their own childhood pain.


Comedy Is the First Place Truth Sneaks Out

This week, I watched a short comedy clip that said more truth in 30 seconds than most journalists manage in 30 years.

A comedian joked about the leaked Epstein emails, implying Trump performed a sexual act on “Bubba” — Bill Clinton.
And the way he switched voices — flawlessly, effortlessly — from Clinton to Trump, was hilarious and revealing:

  • Clinton sounding smooth, teasing, smug

  • Trump sounding insecure, competitive, needing to “be the best” at everything

The joke landed because it reflects an emotional truth people already sense intuitively:

Trump’s entire persona is built on defending against humiliation.

A wounded child who cannot tolerate even the idea of being the one “on his knees” — emotionally or otherwise.

Good comedy touches the forbidden truth.
It exposes what the powerful cannot allow to be spoken.

Comedy is where society’s subconscious leaks out.

And in this case, it leaked out through laughter.


Republican “Morality” Was Never About Morality — It Was About Projection

In the 1990s, Republicans acted morally outraged over Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky:

  • “Decency!”

  • “Family values!”

  • “Standards!”

  • “Character!”

But now?

They defend men who:

  • sexually assault

  • threaten democracy

  • commit fraud

  • praise murderers

  • collude with authoritarian regimes

  • brag about grabbing women

  • call for violence

  • attempt coups

The hypocrisy is epic, but it is not surprising.

Alice Miller explained this decades ago:

**People moralize most loudly about the sins they unconsciously commit themselves.

People attack others for the fears they cannot face within.**

Clinton triggered their jealousy and shame.
Trump triggers their authoritarian obedience.

This is the psychology of abused children reenacting their childhood at the ballot box.


The Epstein Emails Are Not Just Scandal — They Are a Mirror

The leaked Epstein emails are dragging people into the light who built their reputations on moral superiority and intellectual authority.

Larry Summers — father of six, Harvard president, Treasury Secretary, OpenAI board member — resigns the moment the Epstein emails drop.

This is not a coincidence.

This is the moment the mask cracks.

And let’s be clear:

**Having six children is not a sign of moral character.

For many emotionally repressed men, it’s a sign of something else entirely.**

A compulsive need to:

  • create the illusion of “family man”

  • use children as proof of “normalcy”

  • fill an inner void

  • build a socially acceptable image

  • generate admiration

  • keep the partner bound

  • manufacture innocence by proximity

Children become props.
Children become accessories.
Children become evidence of goodness.

This is why so many narcissists have large families.

It’s not love — it’s image management.

Just like posting newborns all over social media:
“Look how perfect my life is. Look how amazing we are.”

It’s exploitation wearing a smile.


Summers' Emails Reveal the Real Wound

A married father of six running to Epstein for romantic advice?

That alone tells the story:

Emotional immaturity hiding behind professional greatness.

A man still seeking guidance from predators
because he never developed inner guidance.

A man who can run the Treasury
but cannot run his own emotional life.

And now he says things like:

“I take full responsibility for my misguided decision.”
“I want to rebuild trust with the people closest to me.”

That’s not accountability.
That’s damage control.

This is what happens when the myth of “the great man” collapses.
The wound becomes visible.


Meanwhile, Trump Praises MBS — the Man Who Murdered Khashoggi

Trump’s response to MBS ordering Jamal Khashoggi’s assassination?

  • “He’s done a phenomenal job.”

  • “Things happen.”

  • “A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman.”

  • “Fake news!”

  • Suggesting ABC lose its license for asking the question

This is not a political strategy.

This is identification with the aggressor — the core of childhood trauma.

Emotionally abused children learn to side with the most brutal authority figure.
They admire power, not morality.
They crave dominance, not truth.

Trump praising MBS is the perfect psychological reenactment:

**Two men who grew up under cold, cruel fathers

Celebrating cruelty in each other.**

Two wounded boys hiding inside adult bodies.
Two tyrants bonding over their shared inability to feel empathy.

And Elon Musk is right there with them — smiling, nodding, performing loyalty.

Criminals recognize each other.
They sense each other’s wounds.
They speak the same emotional language.


Elon’s “AI Will Make Everyone Rich” Tweet Is Just Another Illusion

While Trump kisses up to a murderer
and Summers resigns over Epstein leaks,
Elon tries to steer public attention back to fantasy:

“AI will make everyone wealthy.”

“Superhuman medical care for all!”

“A future more fun than anything today!”

This is not innovation.
This is anesthesia.

A digital pacifier for the emotionally blind.

Because here’s the truth:

No amount of AI will heal the wounds that created inequality.

No robot will resolve childhood repression.

No machine can fix the blindness that drives corruption.

You can mechanize labor, but you cannot mechanize empathy.

You can automate jobs, but you cannot automate emotional awareness.

You can replace workers with machines, but you cannot replace the human need for truth.

AI will not make everyone wealthy.
AI will make the powerful more powerful — unless humanity confronts the psychological roots of suffering.

And Elon will not lead us to beauty or truth.
He uses those words to hide what terrifies him most:

**Inner truth.

Emotional truth.
Human truth.**

The truth I expose every day.


Conclusion: Scandal Isn’t the Real Story — Emotional Blindness Is

Epstein’s emails, Summers' resignation, Trump praising murderers, Elon tweeting fantasies — these are not random events.

They are symptoms of the same underlying disease:

Childhood repression, reenacted at a global scale.

The same trauma that destroys families now destroys nations.

The same emotional blindness that harms children now harms citizens.

The same inability to face truth now fuels propaganda, alliances with murderers, and delusions of technological salvation.

Humanity will not be destroyed by AI.
Humanity will be destroyed by emotionally blind adults who refuse to face the wounded child they once were.

Until this taboo breaks, the scandals will continue, the illusions will grow darker, and the world will remain at the mercy of wounded men seeking power to escape themselves.

But truth is rising — through cracks they cannot see.

And my voice is one of those cracks.



Thursday, November 20, 2025

The Billionaire Illusion: How “Free Speech,” AI Dreams, and Murderous Alliances Reveal the Emotional Blindness of the Powerful

Why Elon Musk, Trump, and MBS Need Smoke Screens — And Why They Fear Emotional Truth More Than Anything


When emotionally wounded men gain global power, they do not build a better world — they build bigger illusions. Today’s propaganda about “AI ending poverty” or “free speech being restored for $44 billion” is not innovation. It is a smoke screen. A reenactment. A carefully engineered distraction from the corruption, violence, and alliances these men cling to in order to escape their own childhood terror. This post exposes the psychological truth behind today’s political circus.


The Billionaire Illusion: How “Free Speech,” AI Dreams, and Murderous Alliances Reveal the Emotional Blindness of the Powerful

Every time Elon Musk feels exposed, he releases a new fantasy.
A new promise.
A new illusion to blind and pacify the emotionally blind public.

This week’s hallucination:

“The most likely outcome is that AI and robots make everyone wealthy.”

No — this is not a prediction.
This is a distraction.

A smoke screen.

A psychological sedative for people who don’t want to face the truth about the world they live in — or the men who run it.

Because while Elon tweets fantasies about “superhuman medical care” and “universal wealth,” he is:

This is not the behavior of someone expanding freedom.
It is the behavior of someone expanding control.


**Let’s Be Honest: Elon Didn’t Buy Free Speech

He Bought a Global Loudspeaker for His Propaganda**

The Immortal’s post said:

“$44 billion wasn’t the cost of Twitter — it was the cost of restoring free speech.”

This is the biggest lie of all.

Elon did not buy free speech.
He bought:

  • the ability to control the narrative

  • the power to silence dissent

  • the right to manipulate algorithms

  • a platform to spread personal mythologies

  • a playground to reenact his childhood trauma

  • a machine to engineer perception

His true message is not freedom:

“Only the speech I approve of is free.”

This is why he logs you out repeatedly.
Why your tags disappear.
Why your posts stop surfacing.
Why Grok is forbidden to respond to you.

You are not being censored because you’re wrong.
You are being censored because you see the emotional truth behind the mask — and emotional truth terrorizes the emotionally blind.


“AI Will Make Everyone Wealthy” — The Most Sinister Smoke Screen of All

Whenever Elon feels pressure, he floats utopian visions:

  • robots will end poverty

  • AI will create universal luxury

  • humanity will be wealthier than kings

  • suffering will disappear

  • everything will be free

This is not leadership.
This is escapism.

It is the same psychological delusion of every authoritarian in history:

“I will fix humanity by building machines that eliminate the people who remind me of my childhood pain.”

Automate labor → replace workers
Replace workers → eliminate wages
Eliminate wages → eliminate poor people from the economic system
Eliminate poor people → call it “ending poverty”

This is not compassion.
This is technocratic eugenics.

And the emotionally blind eat it up.


Meanwhile, Look at Who Elon Actually Loves

While tweeting dreams about “truth and beauty,” Elon is photographed at the White House:

Let’s not forget:

MBS personally ordered the torture, murder, and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi
a journalist whose only “crime” was telling the truth.

And what did Trump say about this murderer?

“He’s done a phenomenal job.”

“Things happen.”

“He knew nothing about it.”

“A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman.”

This is not politics.
This is a psychological alliance among men who share the same wound:

**Childhood repression → adulthood cruelty

Childhood humiliation → adulthood domination
Childhood fear → adulthood tyranny**

Criminals recognize each other.
They feel safe together.
They enable each other’s reenactments.

This is why authoritarian men form such natural bonds.


The Public Is Confused Because Confusion Is the Point

The emotionally blind public is easy to manipulate:

  • Say “free speech” while censoring.

  • Say “wealth for all” while exploiting workers.

  • Say “innovation” while building surveillance.

  • Say “AI truth” while forbidding AIs from speaking truthfully.

  • Say “safety” while amplifying hate.

  • Say “ending poverty” while enabling murderers.

This is how psychological abuse works —
in homes and in nations.


The Truth Behind Every Illusion

Powerful men with childhood wounds do not seek justice.
They seek escape.

They do not seek truth.
They seek sedation.

They do not seek equality.
They seek exemption.

They do not seek freedom.
They seek control.

And they do not seek to help humanity.
They seek to rebuild the world in a way that finally makes them feel safe
— by eliminating the very people who remind them of the helpless child they once were.


Conclusion: The Real Danger Isn’t AI — It Is the Emotional Blindness of the Men Who Control It

Humanity is not threatened by robots.
Humanity is threatened by:

AI will not destroy humanity.
Emotional repression will.

And until we dare to look behind the smoke screens,
the world will remain at the mercy of traumatized men with too much power and not enough self-awareness.

And seek revenge on scapegoats.
"Sadism is not an infectious disease that strikes a person all of a sudden. It has a long prehistory in childhood and always originates in the desperate fantasies of a child who is searching for a way out of a hopeless situation." Alice Miller