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some notes on the paris attack
- I am interested in the ginormous solidarity against the ignorant loons that perpetrated this attack.
Surely that cannot serve the interests of lunatic central.
- I am interested to note that this was primarily an attack on young people.
I am reminded of the Oxford proposal in the 1930s:
"We will not fight for king and country."
When it came to it, they led the fight against National Socialism.
Perhaps the primitives believe they can scare the young into the Corbyn/Obama "Peace at any cost" brigade.
I see little sign that is going to be anything but counter-productive.
- I took time to watch a session of Eagles of death metal - quite an impressive group, and very macho.
I am impressed at how 'soft' are many Middle Easterners. They seem threatened by more advanced civilisation.
You see the same with Pootin's ridiculous posturing as the Russian empire recedes into history.
These people appear to find adjusting to a lesser role in history a very painful experience.
- mass murder psychology
Note the similarity to many mass murders, such as in school shootings, perpetrated by 'losers'. They kill as many as they can, and then kill themselves (or provoke the "suicide by cops" option).
There are some unsophisticated 'reporters' calling these self-destructive ignoramuses, 'brave'. As is often said, suicide is the coward's way out.
These sad loons are indeed cowards who cannot face the stresses and problems of normal life.
- misthinking can start from childhood
A stick of dynamite is reasonably safe until you light the fuse.
For example, the ruler of Germany, Angela Merkel, was 'educated' in the former German Socialist Republic.
That programming very likely remains buried in her head (computer).
It just needs the appropriate stimulus.
The refugee 'crisis' appears to have sparked that fuse for her.
Most humans are simply mad. They have nuttiness conditioned in during childhood. Those nuttinesses stop them thinking well under appropriate circumstances.
Look at Barak Obama, raised between Islam and Marxism.
It is very foolish to ignore such facts.
Look at the loon that raised Ed Miliband with his Marxist nonsense. Now in Britain, there is Jeremy Corbyn.
This may be psychological rocket science, but it can be understood with sufficient study.
- leaders and followers, accolytes
Although the apparent 'calm' behaviour of this type of attacker is related to hypnosis, is more complex than that. It is more a matter of cult conditioning.
These aggressors are losers, following 'leaders' that are often shysters who manipulate them. For another example, look up 'love bombing' by the Moonies (followers of Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church).
The shysters play on the insecurities and resentments of ignorant and lonely/isolated people.
These 'leaders' are more like mafiosi/gangsters.
- gangsters, cult leaders, fanatical fervour - taking power
A group of Socialist fanatics took over Russia in 1917. Another similar group took over Germany in the 1930s. The mafia, the Columbian and Mexican drug cartels control billions of dollars and kill at will.
Supposedly idological groups often start as criminal gangs. Then people try to consolidate, they form franchises, they try to get a cut of the market.
It happens in business, it happens as tribes form nations. Lawyers do it, accountants do it, protection rackets and franchises work that way.
This is not 'mysterious'. It is standard human behaviour and social structure formation.
related material
the myth of Islamic tolerance in al-Andalus
the nature of cult recruitment - jihadi bombers
'cocksure young men'
citizenship curriculum
reality, laying the foundations for sound education
herds and the individual - sociology, the ephemeral nature of groups
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