Psychology behind the Trump cult
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I surround, protect, purify and make harmless the following in-formation.
History teacher’s thought provoking message
The teacher asks, “Why Trump’s followers can’t see reality?” I propose the deeper question to ask is, ‘Why can’t the majority of humans see evil in present reality?”
Trump is following orders
If you listen to the teacher’s wisdom, please consider that Donald Trump is following orders just like every other country leader, religious leader, technocrat, corporation, military, media, etc.
Reality changer
When we calmly and accurately inform others of a highly skilled world coup planned thousands of years ago, to enslave every man, woman, child and those who helped execute the plan, we increase potential for our fellow man to see the plan can only succeed through consent of the majority of humans. When the majority of humans break the cycle by withdrawing consent, we free and save ourselves. 05:41 mins https://substack.com/home/post/p-167049100
Psycho-neural spiritual state of captivity
By Meredith Miller
Sept 2023
What occurs in abusive relationships is occurring in the world today. The goal of the abuse cycle is for the target [abused] to comply and maintain extraordinary loyalty to the abuser [psychopaths] while remaining in the abuse system.
The sweet/mean cycle is repetitive. It goes back and forth between chaos and calm and every time it repeats it escalates. The abuser’s tolerance escalates. In other words, what the abuser needs to get the same kick becomes greater, implying what’s next is likely to be more intense than the covid era.
The abuser uses flattery as their ‘hook’ to get the target to relax their guard enough to trust the perpetrator. Acts of kindness induce cognitive dissonance, a survival mechanism built into the human brain and nervous system when trying to hold conflicting beliefs. Example: This is the love of my life but I don’t like how I am treated.
The brain unable to hold stressful conflict, almost like a short circuit, goes into denial and defensiveness, which explains why people cycle in denial and ignore the truth.
Isn’t it time to break the cycle?
Without prejudice and without recourse
Doreen Agostino
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