TERRORIST_101
by
UpkeDupke
DEFINITION Terrorists commit threatened and/or actual violence to intimidate, frighten, and manipulate individuals, groups, or an entire population and its government. Terrorists also commit
threatened and/or actual violence
for no other reason than that
they really enjoy doing so. Every terrorist believes that he has the right
to destroy the lives and the accomplishments of others. It's a popular misconception that terrorists are exclusively male, and that if the world were run by females, there'd be nothing but love and peace. This is simply not true. Female terrorists engage in different behavior patterns than their male counterparts, that's all. So even though I'm now creating a psychological profile of male terrorists, I intend to eventually describe the Modus Operandi of female terrorists, as well as terrorist perpetrators in our schools, professions, neighborhoods, cities, etc.
CHAPTER ONE THE TERRORIST PARTNER The terrorist seeks out, or tries to create, situations in which he has maximum control combined with minimal responsibility.
To the terrorist, being accountable to any place or person is viewed as oppression, and he will not permit anyone to depend on him for anything. Whenever someone does anyway, he'll manipulate their expectation in such a way, that he's in complete control of what is asked and what is given, thereby retaining his "freedom".
This so-called freedom is essential to his survival, since it permits him to walk out on anyone who makes demands on him.
Forever incompetent, forever unable to perform, his need to disappear is an escape, a running away from every truth about himself, his own existence, and the needs of others.
Unwilling to commit himself to promised obligations, the terrorist wants every way out of a situation to remain available to him at all times.
He will often speak of freedom, but it's the freedom "from"..... never "to".
The way he tells his own story, he always gave his all but that his all was never good enough, forcing him to end relationships in an attempt to preserve his integrity.
He'll say that no one was ever able to be close to him without demanding that he give up his entire existence for them, and he'll describe himself as a deeply caring and desperately alone personality
who is forever being misunderstood.
Unable to tolerate solitude, the terrorist needs the company of others at all times. He interrupts whatever they're doing without any regard for their desire to complete it, and while demanding that they be totally involved with him when he's around, he also expects them to be completely self-sufficient whenever he chooses to stay away.
Any complaints about this, any confrontation or request for mutuality, is immediately rejected with angry accusations about someone trying to take his freedom away from him.
Everything in the terrorist's life centers around him only. Things are good when they give him the pleasure he seeks - they become threatening as soon as someone dares to make demands on him. And he'll defend his position with lengthy monologues about what's wrong with people and how they ought to be, thereby reducing them to his level of living, so that their difference can no longer be a challenge to his mind.
CHAPTER TWO THE TERRORIST AT WORK Unable to achieve because of his own lack of discipline, the terrorist wants to obtain the fruits of labor without needing to work. Humiliated by the accomplishments of others, he avoids feeling the pain of envy and the black rage towards himself for being a failure, by deciding that he too, could have done what they did.....if only he'd been brought up by such caring parents.....if only he'd have had that kind of education....if only he'd been born in another place or time.
Unwilling to commit himself to sustained labor or caring, the terrorist goes from job to job, from one opportunity to the next easily available one, from one plan of action to another, from fantasy to fantasy, leaving everything in his life unfinished. With nothing ever getting completed, he never experiences the glow of success, as he continues to take the easy way out in an impulsive existence where momentary pleasures are the only driving force.
Surrounded by failure, the terrorist seeks to raise his self-esteem by obtaining power over others. And he will find the power of control by creating situations in which others are completely dependent on his whims. It is a sad paradox that the terrorist, who refuses to use his strength for productive work, can display an almost super-human discipline when gaining power is the objective. He can spend days - even months - in total silence, if such silence serves to frustrate someone. He can go without food, sleep, and friendship, if that will give him complete control over a situation.
The terrorist has an intuitive and quite accurate understanding of his victims' psychology, and he knows exactly when they're at their most vulnerable.
Since maintaining control over others is his only aim, he won't permit anyone to challenge him. He'll refuse to be lured away from this aim, and if violence is ever the only weapon left, he'll find a justification for using it, even if his victims are children or incapacitated adults.
You won't ever find a terrorist in the process of trying to improve himself, because he feels that if he cleaned up his act......if he were to become more giving and more trustworthy, this would be of benefit to others only. And since he always believes that others are in possession of so much more than he is, he wants to deny them this additional pleasure.
CHAPTER THREE THE REBEL AND THE TERRORIST Since neither the rebel nor the terrorist are part of society's mainstream, it's often assumed that they're one and the same. Yet the difference between them is staggering, and they are diametrically opposed. Though they both tend to defy convention and authority, their reasons for doing so, differ profoundly.
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The rebel doesn't conform to society's values, because he has established more meaningful ones. He's a visionary who opposes that which he perceives to be stagnant, worn out, or damaging to humanity. His thoughts and his work are directed at creating something new. Something better or more appropriate to the changing times. The terrorist doesn't conform to society's values because he feels contempt for them, and because his self-induced inferiority is in constant search of retaliation. While directing all his energy towards destruction, he views himself as a revolutionary, and seeks to inflict harm on a world that has "prevented" him from fulfilling his potential.
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The rebel is a person of intellectual and spiritual integrity. Forever forcing himself to understand and to change, he operates from a base of compassion and seeks to improve the existence of those around him. He is a problem-solver who welcomes the challenge of responsibility. The terrorist seeks to escape his inner conflicts by attacking others and by plotting to overthrow their rule without offering a better way. The entire world revolves exclusively around his own personal needs, and he's unable to identify with others. People only exist for him in as much as they either pose a threat, or promise a pleasure.
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Since the rebel questions that which has usually been accepted by the majority, he is often ridiculed, attacked, and/or cast out by those around him. Breaking rules, often fanatical in expressing his beliefs, he is forever fighting for a vision no one understands because it is too new. And though the rebel hungers for companionship, he often walks in lonely solitude, on undiscovered roads. The terrorist's never-ending rage oppresses those around him and he is often ignored or avoided as a result. But since his self-esteem depends entirely on what others think of him, he will do almost anything to regain their approval. He cannot be alone. He needs an entourage, and he survives by being part of a group or gang of like-minded individuals.
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Nothing is more vital to the rebel, than the kind of meaningful dialogue which demands that he grow and change. He truly listens to the ideas of others, and will change his mind completely, if they've convinced him that his previous position was not a valid one. The terrorist avoids all meaningful dialogue. He cannot modify his beliefs, since doing so, would undermine his entire personality. As a result, he holds on to concepts long after they've lost their viability, and continues to wage their war for no reason other than that peace is his enemy.
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The rebel projects his love into his surroundings, and gives to others, without even knowing that he does. This often makes him seem naive, and many take advantage of him. But the rebel, obsessed with his private vision, doesn't bother to correct the many ways in which he's misunderstood, sometimes creating his own demise through his silence. The terrorist is unable to give. Empty and hollow as he feels himself to be, he fears that if he gave away his work, his love, or anything at all, this would deplete him and turn him into a skeleton. He bitterly resents what others manage to take from him in spite of that, and will withdraw it, whenever he becomes aware of what it is.
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The rebel, though passionate in his beliefs, is incapable of violence. Often resented and even despised by some, he never takes revenge. He may think of it when provoked to the utmost, but he can't be bothered to waste his energy on it, and even if he wanted to, could never feel the vicious hate he'd need to pull it off. The terrorist is forever seeking revenge against those, who in his way of thinking, are responsible for his impotence. He'll find endless ways to justify the verbal, psychological, and physical abuse with which he expresses his rage towards them, thereby also, and conveniently, preventing himself from using his energy for productive work.
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The rebel is forever testing his own limitations in an attempt to reach greater hights of competence or understanding. Though often perceived as arrogant, he possesses more humility than the average person, and even though he seeks to change the lives of others, he understands that they may fear such change, and he'll never attempt to impose it. Nevertheless: the rebel's fantasies of today, will usually become everyone's reality, in the future. The terrorist doesn't acknowledge reality. Drifting through life without purpose, he hopes that things will change without his own mind or labor having to be the driving force. To avoid feeling despair over his own failures, the
terrorist creates fantasy scenarios in which he is the all-powerful leader, and by continuously discussing those imaginary events with others, convinces even himself, that they're real and that they'll all come true in the future. A future that can't ever happen....
CHAPTER FOUR THE TERRORIST CHOICE The most profound difference between the rebel and the terrorist, is their completely opposite reaction to having been abused or humiliated. Whereas the rebel thinks: "That was awful, and I'm going to make sure that no one else will ever have to suffer it." ---- the terrorist thinks: "That was awful, and I'm going to inflict the exact same thing on everybody else, so they'll know what it feels like!".
All human beings need to sublimate, i.e. to transform personal defects or painful experiences into positive, socially acceptable traits. The school bully becomes a CEO and orders people around......the teenage gambler enters the financial market.......the quiet introvert becomes a writer.......the manic extrovert turns into a charismatic preacher.......the sadist might end up as a surgeon.......the persecuted child becomes a protector of those who are helpless, etc., etc.
The future terrorist, however, refuses to transform himself. He wants to hold on to his original fury. He will not part with it, and so he exists through his emotions: his anger, his immediate pleasure, his never-ending envy of others. In this refusal to sublimate his rage and to become an adult, he sows the seeds of non-achievement, of blaming others for his own failures, and of the terrorist he is destined to become.
Terrorism is a final choice born out of repeated previous choices. And it is the easiest choice of all. To become a terrorist......to decide to elevate one's own lack of self-esteem by attempting to injure or destroy others, is a personal choice for which one ought to be held responsible. People choose to envy.......people choose to hate.......people choose to hurt, betray, persecute, and murder.
Terrorism is born out of free choice. It is not inherited. It is not the result of poverty, oppression, or society's defects. It is never caused by external circumstances.
Just as it takes many years of dedicated labor to become a superb carpenter or physician, so it takes many years of repeated acts of hate, to develop into a true terrorist. Each time a man chooses to walk away from feeling responsible for his own existence........each time he abuses another human being........each time he blames others for his own failings........he confirms the terrorist he is slowly and inexorably becoming.
And when, after many years of refusing to discipline himself and to stick it out in any situation that's not as easy as he'd like it to be, he is no longer able to accomplish anything at all, he alone is to blame for what he has become.
The terrorist chooses to believe that others have prevented him from living up to his potential, that his particular childhood was worse than anyone else's, and that he's the victim of a society designed to cripple him. He decides that others have it all, even when, in reality, they have far less than he does. Blinded by his need to see others as he wants to, he decides that they have no rights and that they may be abused, betrayed, and even murdered. Having thus become a master at justification, he now controls others by frightening them into submission.
The terrorist doesn't exist on any other level. When alone, he rightly fears his own disintegration. He is unreal. He experiences himself as being unreal. His ego is without control and without power. Willing to do almost anything to escape from his own inner self, he remains focused on whatever schemes might sabotage the lives of those he envies.
The terrorist has no other motivation. Destroying others is his only purpose, and he refuses to listen to anyone who seeks to challenge him. Unable to hear their words, well-meant and kind though they might be, he remains closed to love and void of charity.
Incapable of experiencing compassion, he can turn against anyone at a moment's notice. Even against those near to him. And when given unlimited power over others, the terrorist will eventually annihilate them without emotion or regret.
CHAPTER FIVE TERRORIST RETRIBUTION Every human being is subjected to experiences that trigger a desire for revenge. As time passes, however, the hurt diminishes, is sometimes even forgotten, and the wish to avenge oneself disappears.
For the terrorist, no such resolution occurs. Instead of allowing painful incidents to fade away, he constantly reminds himself (and those around him) of that which once happened, thereby re-igniting his rage and encouraging it to multiply, until it has formed an ominous entity of its own that seeks to express itself in retribution.
Fantasies about getting back at whoever caused him real or imagined harm, make the terrorist feel powerful, and planning such retaliatory events is his all-consuming passion. Caught up in the excitement of this new-found purpose, he is suddenly able to dispense with his lazy lifestyle and to use all his abilities to the fullest.
And as he surrounds himself with an entire arsenal of possibilities that are carefully arranged around the perimeter of his emotional battle field, he feels more alive than ever before.
Certain of success, powerful as in no other situation, the terrorist, suddenly free of conflict and inner pain, becomes capable of incredible discipline without feeling his usual resentment towards the world.
The terrorist enables himself into a complete justification for all abuses and murders. Using an escalating dehumanization process through which he simply invents scenarios that will permit him to despise his future victims, he employs whatever means are available to him, and can easily convince himself as well as others, that whatever heinous act he is about to commit, is truly deserved by those he has demonized.
This internal brainwashing, a process in which he has much practice, since he has engaged in it throughout his life, is used to establish him as a visionary who sees a truth to which all others are blind. Believing that he received this gift of vision to focus it on those individuals, groups or governments that he presumes to be the very incarnation of evil, the terrorist then appoints himself as their exterminator.
The terrorist knows exactly how to plan a strategy that will zero in on his victims' weakness, thereby enabling him to do the utmost harm.
He will deprive them of every right, including the right to physical safety. He'll use blackmail, unethical journalists, threats, lies, and anything else that'll help him to attain his goal. He will engage in perjury or fabricated publicity, and he'll be so convincing and righteous-sounding, that no one doubts the validity of his accusations, thus providing a guarantee that his victims have zero hope of receiving compassion or mercy from those involved in these attacks.
Should his victims, through chance or intelligence, manage to defeat him anyway, the terrorist will cry actual tears, get down on his knees, promise anything, and swear to change himself. But it's all a charade, and if anyone falls for it, the terrorist will, ironically, despise them even more, since he knows that those who can't see through his act, must be prime suckers, indeed! And so the abuse continues in ever-narrowing circles, while he already plans his next strategy.
The terrorist is a shadow-puppet at the mercy of his desire to do harm. He exists on no other level. But the trail of suffering that's left behind in the blood-soaked dust of his destruction, is very real indeed.....
CHAPTER SIX HOW TO RECOGNIZE A TERRORIST The terrorist's most obvious personality trait is his incessant talking and his unwillingness to listen. When in the presence of those he experiences as being superior, he'll often remain silent, but only because he's trying to locate their vulnerability, so that he can then demolish them with greater accuracy.
Talking without listening.......delivering monologues that don't seek a response.......holding forth to such an extent that everyone else is silenced........those are the sure-fire M.O. of a terrorist.
His talking is both camouflage and attack. As camouflage, it serves to hide his inferiority complex, since he believes that if he just continues to talk as fast and as brilliantly as he possibly can, no one will ever discover that he's an ill-informed fraud. The terrorist doesn't seek an exchange of ideas that might result in solutions to a common problem, and he violently rejects anything said by anyone, that might require him to change his position. As attack, the terrorist's monologue serves to intimidate. Since his personality is built on illusions and delusions, he experiences anything that might challenge those, as extremely threatening and to be avoided at all cost. The terrorist's unending stream of words leaves zero room for the thoughts of others, while insuring even in the realm of conversation, that he completely dominates and controls them.
When using speech as a tool of seduction, rather than one of control, the terrorist has an uncanny insight into what will interest and charm his subject. Like a chamelion, he'll change his approach depending on with whom he's trying to bond, making the adjustment with such ease, that he actually becomes the man he's trying to present.
But on all other occasions, he's either threatened or bored with the thoughts expressed by others, and if he should find himself in a position of being required to listen to them, he'll soon begin to sabotage the speaker with an assortment of personal attacks like uncalled-for interruptions, questions designed to confuse, distract or ridicule, and if all else fails......a slow and very noisy exit.
Not all men who fail, become terrorists.
But every terrorist is a failure.
The terrorist's history has a pattern of failure to stick to commitments, be they interpersonal, professional, educational, or even intellectual. A non-achiever in the most profound sense, he has repeatedly made his exit from cities, relationships, professional commitments, partners, even his own children.
Yet in seeming contradiction to these exits, there are no endings in the terrorist's life. Unwilling to resolve even one single situation, he goes forwards and backwards at the very same time.
THE TERRORIST IS A MAN OF CONTRADICTIONS:
while insisting on unlimited freedom.......he's an extremely dependent individual
while repeatedly walking away from relationships.......he keeps returning to every single one of them
while stating that he seeks success.......he actively creates his own failure
while promising to care.......he practices neglect
while wanting joy.......he kills all pleasure
while demanding to be trusted......he betrays those who do
while insisting on respect.......he elicits nothing but contempt
while able to inflict the most horrendous pain on others.......he himself is a true coward who fears even the slightest hurt
while presenting himself as a steadfast individual who can be depended on.......he is the very embodiment of a Jekyll and Hyde character
CHAPTER SEVEN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE TERRORIST Even though he is an extremely troubled human being, the terrorist lives a relatively carefree existence. Like an actor on a stage performing a one-man play, he speaks his lines, unaware that they are his reality. The script he has created for himself, doesn't change.......only its audience does, because he's always in need of new surroundings, new ventures, new people, and a new group of victims.
Most of us go through moments, days, sometimes even weeks, when we disparage or ridicule ourselves, because we believe that we have failed to live up to our own expectations in work, in relationships, in physical strength, or in our ability to have someone love us. Such self-attacks are wired into our psyche, and so we cannot walk away from them. We can try to escape their accusations with alcohol or drugs. We can also develop some anger towards one or several others, since hating others can temporarily silence the selfhate that's causing us to feel depressed or anxious.
This kind of "projection" is a pretty good defense mechanism which helps most people to survive attacks of rage leveled against themselves.
For the terrorist, however, such self-attacks arrive after a genuine and monumental failure of the kind that cannot be silenced with simple projection, and so it remains an active force that constantly replenishes his rage.
Since the terrorist's way of resolving problems is to evade them, he will literally rip these violent emotions out of his own psyche and deposit them into others, after which he'll either destroy them so they'll take his psychic content with them.......or watch and manipulate them from a distance.......forcing them to decontaminate or act out, the poisonous rage he has successfully projected into them.
Projective Identification is like an interactive force-field through which one unconscious mind is able to influence another unconscious mind, thereby making the fantasy of the "Projector" become an actual, external reality for those who have become "Identified" with it. In this way, Projective Identification gives the projector a high degree of control over those he has chosen to act out for him, whatever he originally wanted from his own reality, but was unable to manifest.
Every dictator, from Hitler, to Castro, to Chavez, to Ahmadinejad, has used Projective Identification to make people think and act as he wants them to think and act. Projective Identification was also used by Usama Bin Laden, in a concerted effort to destroy the nation that exiled him. Born in Yemen, Bin Laden was the youngest of more than 30 children in a family that migrated to Saudi Arabia when he was an infant. In 1978, Usama joined his father's construction company, but quit his job after only one year, in order to go to the Afghanistan/Pakistan border, where he used his father's wealth to establish al-Qaida training camps for the jihadists who fought the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan. The Soviets left Afghanistan in 1988, and Bin Laden, taking credit for their defeat, returned to Saudi Arabia, where he was celebrated as a national hero. In 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait and the Saudi's were afraid they'd be invaded next, Bin Laden offered to bring his al-Qaida jihadists in to protect Saudi Arabia. He was devastated and severely humiliated when the Saudi Monarchy refused his offer and invited the US to come in, instead. Soon thereafter, Bin Laden started a revolution against the Monarchy. After 2 years of that, his family disowned him and the Monarchy sent him into exile with a multi-million-dollar check in his pocket.
This time, he ended up in Sudan, where he continued to bankroll al-Qaida, again opened several terrorist training camps, and declared a Jihad against the United States, saying that all Americans, anywhere on earth, should be murdered. In 1993, al-Qaida committed its first attack on the World Trade Center, and the Saudi Monarchy permanently revoked Usama bin Laden's citizenship. After a short stay in Yemen to open additional al-Qaida camps, bin Laden returned to Afghanistan in 1996, started to call himself "The Contractor" and succeeded, 5 years later, in destroying the World Trade Center and in killing more than 3000 Americans in one single hour.
One can only assume that when his own family and then his entire country and its government decided to despise and exile him, Bin Laden experienced a violent rage towards himself and towards everyone in the entire Saudi Kingdom, and that he then projected this rage and its desire for revenge, into the USA. That he trained his mostly Saudi gang of 19 to declare war against America by flying planes full of its own people into the WTC towers, the Pentagon, and The White House. That he made sure we'd immediately know that those perpetrators were Saudis, and that he then assumed that America, this mightiest nation on earth, would immediately retaliate by nuking Saudi Arabia into oblivion, thereby destroying all the members of his family and all the members of the Saudi Monarchy, i.e. all those who had rejected him and kicked him out of his own country. Projection temporarily reduces the terrorist's rage by identifying it with those who fly the planes that smash into buildings........
with bombs that explode nails into the bodies of women.......with little toy cars wired to explode in the hands of the children who find them.......with TNT rigged to detonate from inside an ambulance.......with land mines controlled by a distant cell phone........with bombs disguised as backpacks set to explode and rip apart a commuter train, a nightclub, a restaurant, a shopping mall........such is the unlimited power of one man's desire to do harm. There's nothing mysterious or interesting about the terrorist. He's a zero. A profound coward, whose pornography is violence. He murders, because it gives him pleasure. He defaces and explodes, because it makes him feel like a man. He watches with a hate-filled smile while others labor, then erects his masculinity by destroying whatever they've created. The terrorist cannot be approached with reason. Only with strength. He must be severely condemned, and confronted with complete annihilation. Every other method of dealing with him, is doomed to elicit additional acts of terror.
CHAPTER EIGHT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VICTIM Terrorism is rampant around the globe, because law-abiding citizens have excused, and sometimes even glorified, its evil, murderous perpetrators. HAS THE WORLD
LOST ITS MORAL COMPASS? I think that people may have become confused about
the meaning of love. When a man says that he loves nature and the animals that exist in it........if he then picks up a gun and shoots a beautiful deer, do we continue to believe that this man was speaking the truth, when he said that he loved nature and its animals?
Of course not.
Then why do so many people experience an immediate surge of compassion for the hunted deer, while choosing to remain deaf and blind to the murder of innocent human beings? No one is ever afraid to say out loud, that killing a harmless animal is evil.......yet many are afraid to judge a man who exploded a schoolbus full of children.......a disco full of teenagers........a movie theater full of adults.
Why is that? Love does not condone horrific crimes.
Love does not forgive that which is wrong.
Love does not make-believe it did not happen.
Love is neither meek nor afraid to attack and punish the aggressor.
Love does not permit evil to flourish. Many well-meaning idealists refuse to believe that evil exists, and that there are human beings who truly desire to do harm and to destroy. To keep their make-believe image of the world intact, such idealists like to superimpose a mantle of virtue over the ugly carcass of evil. It's an attempt to force those who seek to destroy, into at least having a powerful political reason for wanting to do so. This fantasy cannot survive in the real world, however, and the need for punitive action remains a necessity. Because the actual truth is that while law-abiding individuals use 95% of their aggressive energy to invent and to build.........terrorists use 95% of their aggressive energy to scheme and to destroy. Having observed this, Freud concluded that no civilization can continue to exist without 3 primary mechanisms of control over human aggression: GUILT
REPRESSION
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SUBLIMATION Whenever those mechanisms either fail or have never been established, the inventors and builders of a society will - as a direct result - become the terrorized victims of the schemers and destroyers, at which time they must either fight back, or perish. The world needs to demand that terrorist-producing societies give up their deathcult psychosis, and that they begin to encourage and reward individual achievement. Peaceful behavior flourishes when MEN (especially young men) are able to successfully sublimate their aggressive impulses. It must, therefore, be every government's obligation to ensure that this can occur. The world needs to condemn all political and religious leaders who incite their people to that peculiarly primitive and savage kind of hate, which inevitably transmutes into terrorist massacres. The world needs to require that every country be made to provide its entire nation (instead of just one or two major population-centers) with power and waterlines, sewerplants, paved highways, medical facilities, as well as police protection. This would serve to correct the backwards resolution of the United Nations, in which the protection of human rights was demanded before governments were required to supply the civilization-factors that could support and enforce such rights.
CHAPTER NINE THE TREACHEROUS INFLUENCE
OF
UNACKNOWLEDGED TERRORISTS "Propaganda is not an end in itself,
but a means to an end.
If the means achieves the end,
then the means is good." (Josef Goebbels, Nazi Minister of Propaganda and National Enlightenment. Berlin, 1933)
There exist many among us, who have never dealt with their own inner demons, who are ill-equipped to recognize things of higher value, and who can only perpetuate their own psychological defects. Yet these very same individuals seek to influence human behavior by creating a mythology to promote a fiction, which they then enjoy describing as fact. Their disfunctional statements embrace incoherence, twist the truth, attack rational thought, agitate people's emotions, and defy all logic. It's often frightening to observe how such toxic personalities communicate, and how, almost without exception, they engage in Projective Identification to achieve their goal, which without question, is always a destructive one. These are not madmen who walk around mumbling to themselves. They are respected and often much-admired writers, educators, politicians, lawyers, reporters, filmmakers, preachers, etc. Unacknowledged Terrorists use the interactive forcefield of Projective Identification to destroy the bonds that join individuals to their natural communities. They hide behind a political, creative, or educational mask that enables them to project their own massive hatred into the minds of others, all of whom are used for the purely narcissistic and pathological purpose of the Unacknowledged Terrorist's desire to do extreme harm. These terrorists do not plant bombs. They explode ideas and images into the minds of others, thereby causing a relentless, intellectual and psychological degradation in their victims' perception of reality. In this manner, large groups of individuals are manipulated into becoming part of the sick fantasy-life such Unacknowledged Terrorists harbor. Through this process of distorting their victims' perception of reality, they actually force them to become delusional. When a child is told that its parents are evil, that child is being deprived of the most fundamental security it knows. And since it has no other parents, it's being exiled into dangerous conflicts against which its psyche has no defense. The result of such devastating intrusion, can obviously be a catastrophic one. When trusting individuals are similarly led to believe (by those who pretend to know the "real" truth) that their own country is an evil one, they're being deprived of their trust, their security, and their sense of belonging in the only place on earth that's rightfully theirs. Since they have no other country, such indoctrination is a criminal intrusion. The result of such intrusion can completely disrupt the integrative functions of a society. It can impair judgement and rational thought. It can exchange a people's desire to love and defend their nation, for sympathy with those who seek to destroy it. Unacknowledged terrorists are insidious purveyors of malice, who use our freedom-of-speech laws to distribute intellectual arsenic and psychological rat poison. The only way to short-circuit their attacks, is to publicly and repeatedly expose them. Failure to do so, will result in a more profound devastation, than any bomb or plane attack could ever cause.
CHAPTER TEN THE PROBLEM
OF
CHILD TERRORISTS There's simply no way, one can turn a caring child into a malicious one, and there is no way, one can provide a malicious child with a caring spirit. Just as we are all born with a certain kind of nervous system, bone structure, or intelligence, so we are also born with primary personality traits that, like physical attributes, can be modified or disguised, but will forever remain our basic approach to the world. Hatred, when consistently encouraged as being a positive emotion, will multiply inside an already predisposed personality, until it has become an explosive, self-powered engine that transmutes all normal life-energy into violence against others. When a child has in this way been successfully indoctrinated, it's only the fear of punishment or reprisal, that will prevent it from acting out its desire to do harm. Malicious adults who understand this process, have recruited into terrorist warfare, between 300,000 and 500,000 male children from more than 80 countries around the world. And even though this is in complete violation of international law, no court seems to have the fortitude to challenge it. Locating potential Child Terrorists is not at all difficult. If you figure that among every 20 dependable, caring males between the ages of 10 and 18, there's always one malicious, lazy, envious creep who is a total failure, you'll know that in a population of 4 million or so, it shouldn't be too hard to find at least 30,000 potential Child Terrorists who will be only too glad to act out their lifelong rage, when provided with weapons and told to attack (without fear of reprisal) the men, women and children who belong to a specified tribe, race, religion, or nationality. Once recruiters have managed to break down such a child's already weak, internal prohibition against torture, rape, and murder, it will become capable of committing every conceivable atrocity without experiencing any empathy for its victims. All Child Terrorists become addicted to the intense surge of power they feel while striking out against defenseless victims, an addiction which ensures that they continue to commit the atrocities their recruiters want them to commit.
But through those same repeated acts of violence, child-terrorists also develop the irreversible personality traits of a psychopath:
amoral, lacking a conscience, void of all ethical inhibitions, they transmute into human beings who are infinitely more dangerous than the most verocious animal..........causing those who once recruited them to commit the arson of genocidal crimes, to realize only too late, that they've set fire to their own house. Yet being human, child-terrorists can easily remember the horrific atrocities they once committed, and they must now project their own evil into others, who must then be killed, with the expectation that they'll take those memories with them. This process initiates the unconscious force-field of Projective Identification, and manifests the need for available recipients..........who may be a known and much-hated enemy..........or who may just as easily turn out to be the very same recruiters who were once seen as the Child-Terrorists' benefactors. Child-Terrorists are inexpensive to maintain. All they require is automatic weapons, some sought-after vehicles, a steady supply of mood-enhancing drugs, and money. Child-Terrorists are not restricted by the Geneva Convention or any other rules of conflict. They've hacked, shot, raped and mutilated millions of men, women, children and infants, around the globe. Child-Terrorists routinely engage in acts so evil, so void of humanity, that it's difficult for their survivors to understand they've actually occurred. Child-Terrorists, just by existing, expose the pathology of those governments, groups or individuals, who recruit and encourage them. Child-Terrorists (like all other terrorists) are always opposed to peace, because they don't know how to exist in a normal, productive society where they'd have to relinquish their power to terrorize. Child-Terrorists are individuals for whom betrayal, violence, and criminal behavior, does not create any kind of cognitive dissonance. It is terribly important to understand this fact. Child-Terrorists are intentionally misled by their recruiters about who a society's enemies are. Much like the child-members of a satanic cult, they are brainwashed beyond redemption. Returning Child-Terrorists to society after they're no longer useful to those who once encouraged them, will result in continued carnage. There's a black void in their psyche, a void that must be completely replaced with the fearsome presence of a Demon or a God who will threaten to retaliate without mercy, should they ever again commit another atrocity. Governments must remember that Child-Terrorists feel no guilt, no compassion, and no remorse. It is therefore essential, that they be placed in re-education facilities, until a higher kind of restraining order has been impressed on them.
CHAPTER ELEVEN WHEN EXTREME LAWLESSNESS
GOES UNPUNISHED Terrorism is becoming more and more fashionable and widespread, because there's no immediate response.......no retribution.......no world-wide condemnation.
In the perfect words of Amir Taheri: "Terrorists have created a zoological definition
of politics, in which there is no room for
ethics and law. All that you have to do,
is claim that your cause is just, and then
grant yourself the license
to kill as you please." To end terrorism once and for all, our leaders must transmute their destructive politics of understanding and appeasement
into a righteous and justified rage. They must overcome their disdain for revenge. They must discard their fear of being criticized. They must stop turning the other cheek. They must issue lawsuits against all individuals who advocate the murder of Christians, Buddhists, Jews, Hindus, Americans, and other designated "infidels". They must publicly and repeatedly expose all those who encourage, supply, instruct, finance, and otherwise support terrorist killers. They must reverse the present situation in which the entire civilized world exists in constant fear of terrorist attacks..........to one in which terrorist barbarians will exist in constant fear of being apprehended and brought to justice. They must take up the weapons of such severe retaliation, that no government anywhere, will ever again
tolerate the presence of
these poisonous, rabid men
among its own population. _______________
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