The Psychology of Stroking Dick Cheney
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Subject:
The Psychology of... (The Nation's John Nichol's helps our memory)
Date:
Thursday, January 18, 2007 4:16:58 PM
Scooter.
(Nichols' article below).
Say you were a neocon and you have to have everything faster please.
Say you were a neocon hanging around Bush Senior and Kissinger.
http://www.actionlyme.org/US_CORPORATIONS_DOT_WORLD_DOT_GUV.htm
Say you were a neocon hanging around the New World Orderites, and
were impatient with the Kissinger Population Reduction plan, or, being
a
student ot Strauss and Bloom, realized that you were among the elect
who
could read between the lines and were acquiring the subliminal messages
from "philosophers" (lacking a concrete definition and mutually
excludes
"scholarship")- messages which meant "ONLY STUPID PEOPLE FOLLOW
THE RULES."
There are several documents here which demonstrate the theme of
flattery and the frequent use of the word "transcend." This word comes
up so often in these neocon papers, that it reveals they are also
stroking
the easily-stroked psychopaths Cheney and Bush.
In fact, I think they were looking for psychopaths to stroke. (You can
get psychopaths to do your bidding if you are smart enough. For
example, I learned to use reverse psychology on my ex-husband.
If I wanted him to do something, I asked him NOT to- that's how
predictably vicious Donald G. Dickson is.)
http://www.population-security.org/28-APP2.html
http://bushlibrary.tamu.edu/research/papers/1990/90091101.html
http://www.newamericancentury.org/RebuildingAmericasDefenses.pdf
(transcend, supremacy)
http://www.iasps.org/strat1.htm (transcend)
This is just a simple search to see how many times Zuckerman used
the term "transcend":
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=mortimer+zuckerman+transcend&btnG=Google+Search
Zuckerman is also into using the American Cowboy image of ourselves
to allow the psychopath cops to even bigger psychopaths. And we know
from the State Trooper video, these State Troopers are an entity unto
themselves- they worship themselves. This needs to be looked in to.
Who told these guys they could behave like we're the enemy and their
the soldiers. They're OUR SERVANTS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lRS7lCfPTw&mode=related&search=
VERY SHOCKING
http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Henry_Kissinger (Important to look at all
of them)
"Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the
energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the
world."
Kissinger is pure vanity and nothing else, but the Youngins-Trotsky
adopted
these qualities and then some.
TROTSKY: "It's not just about redistribution of wealth and being
against the
monarchy,
it;s about WE WANT TO BE THE KINGS":
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Trotsky
"It was in Siberia that Bronstein became aware of the differences
within the
party,
which had been decimated by arrests in the last two years of the 19th
century.
Some social democrats known as "economists" were arguing that the party
should
concentrate on helping industrial workers improve their lot in life.
Others
argued that
overthrowing the monarchy was more important and that a well organized
and disciplined
revolutionary party was essential. The latter were led by the
London-based
newspaper
Iskra, which was founded in 1900. Bronstein quickly sided with the
Iskra
position."
[Luckily, my grandfather bolted Eastern Poland when the White Russians
came to
town to draft him to fight the Red Army. (His cousin Paul Smirlo was
already here in
Greenwich.) They owned a mill and a horse farm in Eastern Poland. The
White Russians were
a calvalry, I believe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siedlce)]
So, now, Hitler and Thyssen were so petrified of the Communists - who
were not
really the party of the people, although they started out that way,
that...
Well, everyone
knows the rest of that story. That's how we ended up with the lower
order
psychopath in the White House:
http://www.john-loftus.com/Thyssen.asp
And John Nichols reintroduces us to those famous words:
Libby, the vice president exclaimed, is "one of the finest individuals
I've ever
known."
What really is Libby, but a very smart suck-up who simply used Mighty
Dick?
Libby was working for Wolfowitz.
The real questions we want answered is WILL CHENEY LIE UNDER OATH
for Libby and himself, and how do we handle these relentlessly lying
neocons?
Maybe we can find them a fake Egyptian or Saudi rebel for their next
Regime
Change and sting 'em.
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Published on Tuesday, January 16, 2007 by the Madison Capital Times
(Wisconsin)
Cheney is Longtime Bad News for US
by John Nichols
Dick Cheney worked in the White House of Richard Nixon, who had to
resign as
Congress began impeachment proceedings that grew out of his dishonest
and
disreputable stewardship of the presidency.
Dick Cheney worked with the White House of Ronald Reagan, which was
investigated
by Congress and the courts for establishing - and then lying about - a
secret
plan to violate the law by directing resources to its Iran-Contra
co-conspirators in the Middle East and Latin America.
Dick Cheney worked in the White House of George Herbert Walker Bush,
who pardoned former Secretary of
Defense Caspar Weinberger, Robert C. McFarlane, Elliott Abrams and
others who
had been indicted - and in some cases convicted - by Iran-Contra
prosecutors.
Dick Cheney left the public sector to work in the corporate sector,
where he
established close alliances with the executives of Enron and hired the
Arthur
Andersen accounting firm to manage Halliburton's books.
Dick Cheney then stepped back into the public service as the prince
regent to a
boy president whose administration stands accused of "fixing"
intelligence in
order to persuade Congress and the American people to support an
unnecessary -
and ultimately disastrous - invasion and occupation of Iraq. As part of
that
initiative Cheney has repeatedly been caught promoting inaccurate
claims about
the supposed presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and an
illusory
"connection" between Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida
network.
As he prepared to testify in the trial starting today on the charges of
obstruction of justice and
perjury that have been brought against his disgraced former
chief-of-staff, I.
Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Cheney said of Libby: "I believe he's one of the
more
honest men I know."
Cheney has refused repeated requests by members of Congress who want
him to
testify regarding Libby's actions and the efforts of the vice
president's office
to discredit retired Ambassador Joe Wilson, the man who exposed one of
the
administration's most serious assaults on the truth - the prewar claim
that Iraq
was taking steps to rapidly develop a nuclear arsenal. Yet the vice
president
told Fox News anchor Chris Wallace on Sunday that he plans to offer "my
wholehearted cooperation" to Libby's legal defense.
Wallace wanted to know whether the vice president was at all concerned
by the
many revelations regarding Libby's professional and personal problems.
"But
there's nothing that you have heard," the anchor asked, "nothing that
you have
read that shakes your confidence in Scooter Libby's integrity?"
"That's correct," replied Cheney.
Libby, the vice president exclaimed, is "one of the finest individuals
I've ever
known."
There will be those who question whether the vice president can
possibly be
serious when he expresses confidence in what remains of Libby's
integrity and
describes his longtime aide as "one of the most honest men I know."
But let's put this in perspective. After almost four decades of working
with the
likes of Richard Nixon, the Iran-Contra conspirators, Enron and its
accountants,
Cheney might actually be telling the truth here.
In the circles in which Cheney has traveled throughout his career,
Libby might
come off as a paragon of virtue and veracity. That ought not much
trouble
prosecutors, however. The vice president is his own man, and he plays
by his own
set of rules.
Just as Cheney has never felt constrained by any constitutional
definition of
duty to the republic, nor has he ever provided even the slightest
indication that he is familiar with the textbook definition of
"honesty" - let alone with the
notion that an official ought to value that quality in those with whom
he
chooses to associate.
John Nichols is associate editor of The Capital Times and the author of
"The
Rise and Rise of Richard B. Cheney" (The New Press).
Copyright ©2007, Capital Newspapers
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