Sebastian Zimmermann

@SMTaylorauthor @PsychToday The moral of the story is that the inevitable bond between a large swath of uninformed, misled and well meaning people and the relatively small minority of psychopathic leaders must be broken. And that can only happen through education and steering clear of misinformation.

@SMTaylorauthor @PsychToday Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring made fun of the stupid Germans that could so easily manipulated to follow the siren call of war. At the Nuremberg Trials he delivered this now famous quote: goodreads.com/quotes/33505-w…

"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities". Voltaire

1/4 What transpired in the Oval Office today was very disheartening. Here are some facts on the ground: In the run up to the meeting, Trump had called Zelensky a dictator who allowed Russia to invade Ukraine.

@GrantHBrennerMD 3/3 This is called "secondary ponerization." In the end, the union succumbs to a moral degeneration. The original group’s primary values provide cover for the psychopaths now running it. Outwardly, the names and symbols are retained as the spellbinder repackages the message.

@gtconway3d 1/1 The term #pathocracy which you mentioned in your last podcast was coined by Polish psychologist Andrew Lobaczweski in his important book Political #Ponerology published by Red Pill Press 2022, page 179