The Psychology of the COVID Crimes
Dr. Naomi Wolf interviews Dr. Peter Breggin to discuss the psychology of the COVID crimes.
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Dr. Naomi Wolf interviews Dr. Peter Breggin to discuss the psychology of the COVID crimes.
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I was not surprised to find Dr Breggin a poor match for the very smartly precise Naomi Wolf. His inability to go into the depth of her questions was very disappointing. He was evasive, smug, defensive and like an old school professor, unable to rise to the unique crisis that we are in. I read Mattias Desmet’s book and I would give ANYTHING to watch an intelligent conversation between Desmet and Naomi. He articulates so much better than Breggin, and is never evasive, nor acts superior in any of the interviews I’ve seen with him. I’ve seen him on Del Bigtree, and Epoch Times. I felt a true resonance and alignment with Naomi’s book, The Body of Others, much like I did with The Psychology of Totalitarianism. I purchased the Breggin’s book as soon as it came out, excited to read it, and yet, despite all this time, have not yet read it. Now I’ve got no interest. I was shocked that Breggin would not have a civil discourse with Desmet. Desmet is willing to talk. Why not Breggin? I think his smirky know-it-all attitude says much. So damn patrionising. Thank you Naomi, for giving me a real time experience with someone who feels as if there is no room for theories other than his own. What a gift this interview has been, if for no other reason that to watch you handle his ramblings and insecurities.
In the developed world, the idea that pain and suffering is optional as well as maybe even death, the madness of the response to a world-wide pandemic is understandable. In this social media infected world, we have lifted up and empowered narcissistic sociopaths as leaders. The eco-system of power, Washington DC for example, selects for these sociopaths and selects against more reasoned and balanced individuals. This exacerbates our situation. The “hero” aspect of narcissism is like the gasoline and the desperate desire to suffer NO inconvenience or pain from the more influential of the population is the match struck by such a crisis.