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Fantasy — that’s what they sell

Posted in General, tagged , , , , , , , , , , on June 23, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Fortunately Joyce Mitchell came to her senses in time to save both her and her husband’s lives.

‘She said: “I love my husband, I am not hurting him”,’ he said. ‘She said, “Then I knew I was over my head”.  . . .

‘She told me that [Richard] Matt was giving her attention and stuff… and she didn’t believe I loved her anymore,’ her husband told Lauer. ‘It was like a fantasy.’  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3135998/Husband-Shawshank-prison-worker-describes-harrowing-moment-learned-two-escapees-wanted-kill-wife-realized-deep.html

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And so it begins — America’s psychopathic, terroristic policing

Posted in General, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on June 22, 2015| Leave a Comment »

UPDATE:  Let me stop being coy, I don’t believe the following accounts at all.  It is my considered opinion that John Miller of the NYPD is a psychopath (https://pathwhisperer.info/2016/09/20/clear-and-present-danger/).  I believe he is well capable of framing (updated by ID theft) and murdering innocents (both civilians and police officers).  He states that there’s a real threat of a ‘terrorist’ attack in NYC this Thanksgiving (2016).  I consider that cause for worry.

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There is no such thing as a pre-crime arrest.  First they came for the “Islamo terrorists”, and I did nothing . . .

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2015/06/02/boston-police-officer-shoots-man-in-roslindale/
http://news.yahoo.com/boston-police-officer-shoots-kills-possible-terror-suspect-175503467–abc-news-topstories.html#
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/06/18/two-weeks-after-usaamah-rahim-death-alleged-terrorist-plot-his-brother-searches-for-answers/OViGCSAXZOF2qFlOFs1MkI/story.html

The standard police procedure is to try to catch criminals in the act.  They had 24/7 surveillance on Rahim Usaama, he wasn’t going to be free to commit any crimes.  When, in plain clothes, they accosted him on the street during his standard commute to work, what was the plan?  “We’re onto you son.  Don’t do it!!”  I doubt it.  They said he attacked them with a knife.  The video is too blurry to make that out.

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http://www.abc6.com/story/29269585/video-of-terror-suspects-final-moments-released

Claims of insane attacks on arresting/questioning law enforcement officers seems to be growing trend.    http://www.silive.com/news/index.ssf/2015/06/report_si_man_attacks_fbi_agen.html

Friends and relatives are stunned, aghast or even laugh at the allegations.  What’s going on here?  http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/feds-halt-isis-supporter-new-york-bomb-plot-article-1.2260244

I think it’s time to take away law enforcement’s right to lie under oath (Briscoe v. Lahue).  They are licensed to commit perjury.  What would stop a framing criminal psychopathic officer from doing so?  The above allegations in the articles include visited websites and Amazon orders, but are the suspects’ responsible?  The NSA fusion centers, if they want it, can have any Amazon account name, password and a subject’s credit card number.  There needs to be a higher standard of proof.

We are all under surveillance.  These claims could be made against anyone by unethical law enforcement officers. Your corpse wouldn’t be able to argue the facts.

Let’s look at a couple of the media cheerleaders.

John Scuitto of CNN:
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Deborah Feyerick, also of CNN:
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I would predict that their DNA, brain scans (both functional and structural) would be very interesting.

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Naive Prey Response Syndrome

Posted in General, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , on June 14, 2015| 5 Comments »

In nature, this refers to prey animals not being able to recognize predators.  When wolves were reintroduced to Yellow Stone the elk were not able at first to recognize them as a danger.  Animals isolated on islands, are famous for this syndrome and often are not able to change fast enough, for example, the flightless pigeon, the Dodo, which sailors could just walk up to and hit on the head.

We are all raised to be naive prey of psychopaths.  Everyone is told the fairytale that we are all brothers and sisters under the skin.  But what if that is not so?  And it is not.  Believe me, psychopaths believe we are all idiots for not recognizing them.

On top of that, the human female starts out as genetically inclined to be naive prey to psychopaths.  Male psychopaths have evolved to evoke genetically determined instincts (mothering and caring-of-a-child instincts) in women, I believe.  Life can teach them otherwise, as attested in the survivor blogs.  However, all men need to be aware of the female propensity to be naive regarding psychopaths, it might prevent traumatic shock.  The truth is, you can’t save Weena.

From a later comment:

Here’s an account of early firearm buffalo hunts. I can’t vouch for its historical/biological accuracy, but it does convey a message. It goes like this, 1) the buffalo of the time didn’t and couldn’t recognize guns and gunshots as being dangerous (naive prey syndrome), 2) buffalo herds follow a dominant female, with a pecking order. So the hunter would lie down in some kind of blind, maybe just behind a log. Experienced hunters would know how to recognize the dominant female. So he would target that one. The others couldn’t fathom what had happened and couldn’t act on their own without a herd leader. Then the next in line dominant female would step up to be herd leader. Then she was shot, and the process continued over and over again, with the herd never panicking. The hunter wouldn’t ever have to move. “HEY, what happened to Martha? And Ethel? What the hay?? Dunno, just keep eating that grass, munch, munch, munch.  Wow, that’s some delicious grass!”  https://pathwhisperer.info/2018/05/07/annoying-neighborhood-psychopaths-and-anomalous-occurrences/#comment-139279

. . . munch, munch, . . ., munch, munch, munch.

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Two recent searches: “can i stay with my sociopath son” & “mom being blackmailed by son i own you”

Posted in General, tagged , , , , , on June 8, 2015| 2 Comments »

These pretty much speak for themselves.  To ask the first one is essentially to answer it.  Plus the second one definitely answers the first.

Two things, first, a parent needs to assess how “full dose” (genetic dose), how “alien” their child is.  Second, trust his or her instincts — when dealing with psychopaths one must be willing to follow “paranoid trains of thought” because they may not be paranoid at all.  My favorite example of the second is the man who doubted his wife so much he slept with a revolver.  He wasn’t paranoid enough by half, she killed him by shooting him in the stomach, claiming he rolled over the gun and shot himself.

[This post seemed to bother my cyber minder.  He/she cut the internet connection twice.]

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