They are Thirsty for Blood

A startling number of Americans think the US will get into another major war under Trump

Facebook post from the sharing of the article in the link above.

Unless there is a way to remove Trump administration from power, for sure this administration will take us to a major war. They are thirsty for blood.

Edward G. Daniels with his stupid rhetoric, yes! This is what your supporters voted for... I hope your sons and daughters will be happy!

Sylvie Imelda Shene Donald Trump administration is hoping to trigger a major terrorist attack in the near future so they can exploit it to strengthening their power over us, to oppress us and take us into a major war under the disguise of keeping us safe.

I agree with George Clooney

Donald Trump is Stalking the Soul of America

8 Signs You're in a Relationship With a Gaslighter

"Gaslighting is a form of persistent manipulation and brainwashing that causes the victim to doubt her or himself and to ultimately lose their own sense of perception, identity, and self-worth. Gaslighting statements and accusations are usually based on blatant lies or exaggerations of the truth. The term is derived from the 1944 film Gaslight, in which a husband tries to convince his wife that she’s insane by causing her to question herself and her reality.

In its milder forms, gaslighting creates a subtle but inequitable power dynamic in a relationship, with the gaslighter subjected to the gaslighter’s unreasonable, rather than fact-based, scrutiny, judgment, or micro-aggression. At its worst, pathological gaslighting constitutes a severe form of mind-control and psychological abuse. Gaslighting can occur in personal relationships, with verbal, emotional, and/or physical hostility from one partner to the other; at the workplace, when a supervisor regularly and unfairly berates employees; or across an entire nation, as when commercial advertising or public figures make pronouncements that are clearly contrary to the public good." Read more here 

#DonaldTrump is doing to America exactly what the sociopaths/assholes in the community where I worked for nine and a half years tried to do to me after I published my book. My understanding of the human mind was too threatening for them, so they started gaslighting me in the hope that their lies and mind games would get me to doubt my reality and drive me to self-destruct. Donald Trump is stalking the soul of America the same way the sociopaths/assholes at my job did. Still, sadly, most people in America are too emotionally blind to see through it, and they might destroy America as we know it and many lives in the process.  

I could not agree more with George Clooney! “We have a demagogue in the White House. We need the fourth estate, which is journalists, to hold his feet to the fire.

They didn’t do an excellent job during the campaign. And they haven’t done a particularly good job yet. But those things will change.
The idea that Donald Trump is a man of the people is the biggest political scam perpetrated in American history since Republican voters were somehow convinced that George W. Bush was somehow a “political outsider.”

Donald Trump is a representation of the very worst of the American wealthy elites who view their compatriots as nothing more than a means to an end. Bannon, a former Goldman executive, is similarly connected to the ruling elites that have outright purchased the Republican Party and plot to squeeze every last cent from the American middle class. Clooney’s comments are spot on and will surely make President Trump glower in anger." Read more here

If you like to read more about my experience with a mob of sociopaths, also read my blog post, Experienced Knowledge 

Why 2016 Was the Year the Feminist Bubble Burst

2016 was the year the feminist bubble burst, 

Like many journalists who write about the intersections of gender and politics, I was asked to draft an essay in advance of election night about the meaning of Hillary Clinton’s expected victory. I felt a superstitious unease—despite the pollsters’ assurances, I had always been terrified about the outcome—but I banged something out. The piece, excruciating to read now, discussed the significance of Clinton running on an explicitly feminist platform and winning thanks to women’s votes. I wrote about her promise to assemble a half-female Cabinet. “Her victory is a sign that the gender hierarchy that has always been fundamental to our society—that has always been fundamental to most societies—is starting to collapse,” I wrote just before Nov. 8. “In America, men no longer rule. Obviously, I was very wrong. Instead of the year that the highest glass ceiling shattered, 2016 might go down as the year the feminist bubble burst. In America, men have always ruled, and right now, I wonder if they always will. Read more here

Under Trump is going to be a lot more discrimination in the workplace: “With colleges no longer worried about federal action on campus rape, enforcement will loosen up, and college men will realize they can emulate the president of the United States with impunity. The same will happen in many workplaces. Trump will be able to appoint a new chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the agency where a woman would file a complaint if she’s fired for getting pregnant or if her boss, say, grabs her by the pussy. As avenues of redress for sexual discrimination and harassment close off, men who’ve been stewing about political correctness will discover a pleasing new latitude in their relations with women. Women who’ve fallen out of the habit of survival flirting will relearn it.” Read more here

Yes, 2016 is the year the feminist bubble burst because they refuse to look at the root causes that all of our troubles begin with the mother. Until the feminists can see this painful truth, they will never be able to stop the vicious cycle of some men AND some women taking revenge on other women for the wrongs done to them by their own mothers when they were defenseless little children. Like Alice Miller wrote: thank you for your letter, I am so glad for you that you have widely open your eyes and have the courage to check the courage of the therapists you are talking to so that you will not become a victim of illusions. You can check 20 of them, and you will probably get the same answers, full of avoidance, but maybe you will eventually find somebody who will answer your questions honestly. If not, you learned a lot and can benefit from this experience. Concerning feminist therapists, I agree with you completely. I wrote already 30 years ago that females can abuse their babies, infants, and small children with total impunity, and nobody controls them. They can take on their children all the humiliations they suffered from men in our society. Later, their sons who “love” their mothers can transfer their rage onto their daughters or other women or make war and rape women but still adore, defend, and respect their mothers because what they suffered as small children stays unconscious and totally repressed. Many of us seem to need the illusion of having had a wonderful mother for a long time. You are right, the tragedy begins with the mother that is protected by all societies and honored in most religions as the innocent sainte. In German, some books have already broken this taboo, but for English publications, you must look at Google. The book by Bass and Davis is very helpful for victims of sexual child abuse, but unfortunately, the authors, who are feminists, write that only very few women abuse children. That is absolutely not true. There are apparently also women pedophiles who live with boys of 10 to 12 years old and say that this is (for them!!!) a beautiful ”relationship.” Not being aware of using children to revenge their own trauma and ruining their lives is not only the attitude of men but of both genders as long as child abuse remains an issue avoided by the whole ignorant society. Read more here

Matriarchy? Patriarchy? Thank you for sharing your experiences with women in their positions as teachers or girls at school. I am very sorry that you suffered so much from their cruelty, and I don’t doubt, even for a while, that things happened in the way you describe them. But I don’t think that gender makes a difference when it comes to cruelty. Active cruelty is the effect of endured violence and perversion in childhood and nothing else. Feminists dislike my statements very much when I write in many books (such as The Drama, Banished Knowledge, Breaking Down, and others) that the space society gives to men to rage and destroy life with impunity is the war and to women their home where they can do whatever they want to their babies and toddlers to teach them to obey. What they do in this way, never controlled, never punished, is to cripple millions of people who will never accuse them of their crimes because every child loves her/ his mother and would never, never put her in trouble. Rather, they would hate the whole world or all women, but their own mother must stay protected from their hatred forever. In this way, we turn into a vicious circle of blindness. A brutally beaten child will, as an adult, prefer becoming a serial killer to accusing his mother of brutality. And the same is true for crazy dictators who even become “heroes” for whole nations because people learned so early to love and admire the persons who were cruel to them – no matter what they really did. Read more here

The price for protecting the Mothers. Your quotations from Bass and Davis show how the profound denial of the mother’s role could camouflage the truth and sometimes block the path to effective therapy. I observe everywhere how ideologies hinder us from seeing simple facts. Why stay many buttered women for years with their husbands and try to help them because (as they say) they “love” them if they KNOW that tomorrow they will be hit again? I think these are the women who had to learn in the very first years of their lives to accept beatings from their mothers and never protest against this terror but indulge it with love. There was no other choice.” Read more here

Everyone Wants to Change the World, but no one wants to face and feel the root causes! 

Just as Alice Miller wrote in her article The Ignorance or How We Produce Evil:
"Every dictator torments his people in the same way he was tormented as a child. The humiliations inflicted on these dictators in adult life had nothing like the same influence on their actions as the emotional experiences they went through in their early years. Those years are “formative” in the truest sense: in this period, the brain records or “encodes” emotions without (usually) being able to recall them at will. As almost every dictator denies his sufferings (his former total helplessness in the face of brutality,) there is no way that he can truly come to terms with them. Instead, he will have a limitless craving for scapegoats on whom he can avenge himself for the fears and anxieties of childhood without having to re-experience those fears."

If you would like to read more about my experience with a mob of sociopaths, also read my blog post, Experienced Knowledge 

Winning Elections, Losing Votes

Republicans are opportunists who exploit every situation and are not afraid to play dirty to get what they want. Democrats worry too much about their image wanting to appear to be the grown up in the room, but they have to learn to take advantage of every opportunity to their advantage and play dirty like the Republicans do if they want to win elections.

Donald Trump is not just our laughing stock! Front page Switzerland

So sad Americans were so blinded by sexism -- caused by the repressed hatred at their own mothers -- now transferred into all other women --- driven by this repressed hatred to vote for this man to sit in heights office of the land.

Just like Meryl Streep beautifully articulated in her Globes acceptance speech.
"It was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege and power and the capacity to fight back. It, it kind of broke my heart when I saw it and I still can’t get it out my head because it wasn’t in a movie. It was real life. And this instinct to humiliate when it’s modeled by someone in the public platform, by someone powerful, it filters down into everybody’s life because it kind of gives permission for other people to do the same thing.

Disrespect invites disrespect. Violence incites violence. When the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. OK, go on with that thing. OK, this brings me to the press. We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage."

How Putin Played the Far Left

The games... the public is so emotionally blind that have no idea to the high level they are being played or manipulated by the sociopaths in power positions around the world. Nothing ever is what it seems... 

This Article Sums it Up Pretty Good about Donald Trump and All of Us

My BF sent me this article Christmas morning -- THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY: AN INVITATION TO DIG DEEPER -- A must-read article; it sums it all up pretty well about Donald Trump and all of us.

Donald Trump and his supporters suffer from unresolved, deep-seated traumas that have been passed down from generation to generation. 

A, I hope you read the whole article in the link above. These are the reasons I was persecuted at my job for nine and a half years after I published my book. My book is a mirror, and they didn’t like their own reflections, and they would rather destroy me than look in the mirror and take responsibility for their own childhood repression. It sadness me beyond words that after working with me and with the evidence of what happened to me at Sxxxxxxxr -- you are still blind to these psychological mechanisms and let the dead hand of your own repression to vote into power to the highest office of the land, a very wounded man that has develop into a full-blown psychopath or sociopath,  in order to avoid to look in the mirror and face your own childhood repression.  Like it says in the article, it must shift, in one way or another, but I was hoping it would shift peacefully with the help of my book together with Alice Miller’s books and not with the devastation and destruction that Donald Trump will most likely take us, and of course, the most vulnerable will have to pay the highest price of all. Donald Trump is going to traumatize others in the same way he was traumatized as a child and like my childhood abusers and the sociopaths at Sxxxxxxxr tried to do to me. See dictators 

“According to biographers, Trump’s father was a workaholic, a ruthless, cold, and authoritarian man who believed life is a competition where the “killers” win.” He passed his public bigotry and trauma on to Donald, who was such a troublemaker that his father sent him off to military boarding school. We don’t usually have to dig too far to glean that it’s likely the unruly child has been damaged, unconsciously, to be sure, by the family. How many of us unwittingly pass off our trauma to our children, then deny it, then leave the confused child to try to figure it out, foreshadowing the seemingly inexorable continuation of generational betrayal and trauma. …

(By voting for Trump, you are showing me that as a small child, you had an authoritarian father who remained repressed in you, and now, with your vote, you help elect into power an authoritarian father figure to rule over others the same way your father ruled over you.)

 “Our avoidance in tackling our traumas is totally understandable. We are afraid to look in the mirror because of what we will see. It’s painful. Between the latent historical traumas and our personal childhood trauma, which so many of us have, we find ourselves at a tipping point. This state of affairs can no longer be endured. One way or another, it must shift.

Enter: Donald Trump, an extreme manifestation of our collective neglected trauma screaming for attention, desperate for acceptance, yet perpetually rejected. It’s not on purpose. It’s too painful to engage with, so we distract ourselves to avoid the truth that has become patently obvious: America, the world, is sick, the severity of the condition represented by President-elect Trump.

Whether you voted for him or not, his is the prevailing energy at this point in time. And everyone has a piece of it because nothing happens without the tacit/active approval of the people. At the extremes, which have become increasingly normalized, some of us hate along with Mr. Trump, and others just hate Mr. Trump. In the end, there is little difference between the two positions beneath the veneer.

…The result of this profound historical imbalance between the masculine and the feminine is a fearful, abusive, violent, misogynistic, racist, pornographic culture that has relegated community, compassion and empathy to sideshow status, leaving in its wake a traumatized and confused culture that escapes and survives via its cornucopia of addictions that have become normalized. …

… let’s try sending the President-elect some good vibes. Throw him a bone. He needs it badly. So do we all.”

I agree with everything written in this article, but I don’t agree with the last sentence. Sending good vibes and throwing him a bone will not stop him from destroying himself and many in the process. Just like I wrote in a text to my BF, “Donald Trump is going to do to America and the whole world what the sociopaths in Sxxxxxxxr did to me. It's heartbreaking that some people, after working with me and seeing what I went through at Sxxxxxxxr, still are emotionally blind and driven by the dead hand of their own repression to vote for a very damaged man like Donald Trump. I agree with everything written in the article. I only disagree with the very end. Because once we give power to a lunatic like America, people have given power to this lunatic, Donald Trump, they will not give up power without their own destruction and the destruction of many. Throwing him a bone will not stop him NOW from destroying himself and many in the process. Just look into the history and how every dictator ended.”

This last sentence shows me the author is still blinded by the repressed emotions of the child he once was, and still has the illusion that with good vibes, love, and throwing a full-blown psychopath a bone, we can make things better. The only way we can prevent future damage is by preventing giving power to people whose souls have been murdered in childhood in the first place, because once they gain power, they don’t give it up without destroying themselves and many in the process.  

You wrote in a past e-mail, "I trust that when you had an abortion, you were making the best decision for yourself. I respect your choice, and it’s really none of my business what anyone does or doesn’t do with their bodies or their lives. I’m really not anti-abortion, and I definitely agree with you that every child that’s born should be protected and loved."

 With your vote, you are not respecting my decision; otherwise, you would never vote for a man who wants to punish women for having abortions and wants to pass laws to restrict women's access to having an abortion. And if you agreed with me that every child should be protected and loved, then you would be voting for politicians who will make it easy for women not ready to have a child to access birth control and abortion. Again, with your vote, you tell me something different.  

 Merry official Christmas

Hope you're having a nice day!

XOXOX

Sylvie: Thank you! I hope you, too, are having a nice day!

I'm working, besides guests visiting family, it's pretty quiet! I'm reading the article you sent me! That article sums it up well. Thank you for sending it.

Says a lot of the things that you and Alice Miller say, and I bet you thought I didn't pay attention LOL.

Sylvie: Where did you find that article?! You have no idea how much you made my day to see that you pay attention and truly understand these psychological mechanisms. Having someone in my life who understands me is the best Christmas gift I could ever have. Thank you!

It's inspiring me to write a blog. People are afraid to look in the mirror. That's why I was targeted by a mob of sociopaths at my work, because my book is a mirror, and they didn't like their own reflections. They would rather destroy me than take responsibility for their own childhood repression. Financially, they did put me in a real bind, but as long as I have health, my finances will eventually recover sooner or later. Seeing this scenario played on a grand scale on the world's stage is breaking my heart.

Donald Trump is going to do to America and the whole world what the sociopaths in Sxxxpxxxr did to me. It's heartbreaking that some people, after working with me and seeing what I went through at Sxxxxxxxr, are still emotionally blind and driven by the dead hand of their own repression to vote for a very damaged man like Donald Trump. I agree with everything written in the article. I only disagree with the very end. Because once we give power to a lunatic like America, people have given power to this lunatic, Donald Trump, they will not give up power without their own destruction and the destruction of many. Throwing him a bone will not stop him from destroying himself and many in the process. Just look into the history of how every dictator ended.

These words by Alice Miller go right to the heart! "Kafka was hardly aware that the main sources of his imagination were deeply hidden in his early childhood. Most writers aren't. However, the amnesia of an artist or writer, though sometimes a burden for their body, doesn't negatively affect society. Readers simply admire the work and are rarely interested in the writer's infancy. However, the amnesia of politicians or leaders of sects does afflict countless people. It will continue to do so as long as society remains blind to the important connections between the denial of traumatic experiences in early childhood and the destructive, criminal actions of individuals.” Read more here

Here is another must-read article by Rolling Stone, Trump and the Pathology of Narcissism

Diagnosing the president was off-limits to experts – until a textbook case entered the White House.

The most current iteration of the DSM classifies narcissistic personality disorder as: "A pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), need for admiration, and lack of empathy, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts." A diagnosis would also require five or more of the following traits:

1. Has a grandiose sense of self-importance (e.g., "Nobody builds walls better than me"; "There's nobody that respects women more than I do"; "There's nobody who's done so much for equality as I have").
2. Is preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love ("I alone can fix it"; "It's very hard for them to attack me on looks because I'm so good-looking").
3. Believes that he or she is "special" and unique and can only be understood by, or should associate with, other special or high-status people or institutions ("Part of the beauty of me is that I'm very rich").
4. Requires excessive admiration ("They said it was the biggest standing ovation since Peyton Manning had won the Super Bowl").
5. Has a sense of entitlement ("When you're a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab them by the pussy").
6. Is interpersonally exploitative (see above).
7. Lacks empathy, is unwilling to recognize or identify with the feelings
and needs of others ("He's not a war hero . . . he was captured. I like people that weren't captured").
8. Is often envious of others or believes that others are envious of him or her ("I'm the president, and you're not").
9. Shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes ("I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters").

NPD was first introduced as a personality disorder by the DSM in 1980 and affects up to six percent of the U.S. population. It is not a mood state but rather an ingrained set of traits, programming of the brain that is thought to arise in childhood as a result of parenting that either puts a child on a pedestal and superficially inflates the ego or, conversely, withholds approval and requires the child to single-handedly build up his or her own ego to survive. Either way, this impedes the development of a realistic sense of self and instead fosters a "false self," a grandiose narrative of one's own importance that needs constant support and affirmation – or "narcissistic supply" – to ward off an otherwise prevailing sense of emptiness. Of all personality disorders, NPD is among the least responsive to treatment for the obvious reason that narcissists typically do not, or cannot, admit that they are flawed.

Trump's childhood seems to suggest a history of "pedestal" parenting. "You are a king," Fred Trump told his middle child, while also teaching him that the world was an unforgiving place and that  it was important to "be a killer." Trump apparently got the message: He reportedly threw rocks at a neighbor's baby and bragged about punching a music teacher in the face. Other kids from his well-heeled Queens neighborhood of Jamaica Estates were forbidden from playing with him, and in school, he got detention so often that it was nicknamed "DT" for "Donny Trump." When his father found his collection of switchblades, he sent Donald upstate to New York Military Academy, where he could be controlled while also remaining aggressively alpha male. "I think his father would have fit the category [of narcissistic]," says Michael D'Antonio, author of The Truth About Trump. "I think his mother probably would have. And I even think his paternal grandfather did as well. These are very driven, very ambitious people." Read more here

If you would like to read more about my experience with a mob of sociopaths, also read my blog post, Experienced Knowledge 

The Propaganda Spread by the Established Media is the Most Damaging

5 Times Corporate Media Got Caught Publishing Fake News Causing the Death & Suffering of Millions


The propaganda or fake news spread by the established media is the most damaging. Most people in the established media are like vultures, just like I wrote in response to someone’s comment in the open letter to the media: “Thank you, Jekaterina. Connected stories like mine need to be told, but sadly most people in the media are only interested in disconnected stories of victims without resolution they can exploit for pure sensationalism, they are like vultures. And they feel threatened by connected stories like mine because stories like mine make people look in the mirror to question themselves, their own parents and people in power position standing in symbolizing their parents. AND WHO WANTS TO DO THAT? Most people are still scared little children afraid of being punished if they dare to speak the naked truth and expose the real state of affairs.”

If you like to read more about my experience with a mob of sociopaths also read my blog post Experienced Knowledge