Necrophilia
Quotes
Deconstructed people have a great deal of difficulty forming long-term
relationships, as do those who surround them. They tend to know how to bond
quickly and un-bond just as quick. This is a product of compartmentalisation
that occurs during deconstruction and the late in life 'altering of a
subconscious'. "A curious effect the upper-rank Nazis had on those who joined
them. They very often broke up their marriages, no matter how happy they might
have been before." (Hitler, pp. 762-763.)
Deconstructed people cannot form intimate relationships like marriage, as
they are, for the most part, not themselves. They are essentially a machine for
someone else's purpose. As a result, their sexual relations fill a void rather
than establish a relationship and their boundaries tend to be as intransigent as
their goals. Hitler was primarily a vehicle for someone else's purpose. As a
result, he remained single and unable to marry.
.......Neurotics
have the ability to harm themselves. Psychotics have the
ability to harm others. Hitler did both, but as a British military agent, he was
trained to harm others en masse and to harm himself with a cocktail of drugs and
perverse sexuality. In 1911, the Swiss psychiatrist
Eugen Bleuler invented the term 'Schizophrenia' for the condition of having a
split mind. The following year Hitler began his British Military Psych-Ops
training (February-November 1912). Hitler had defensive and self-important
postures because he was living a fantasy given to him by others in order to
change the times.
Hitler was part neurotic,
psychotic, paranoid and schizophrenic. This was the basis of his deconstruction,
which although developed, was always in the experimental phase. That is, it was
always being tested and improved upon.
This work continues in Tavistock
today. It includes the deconstruction of all age groups within Britain,
including pre-school, school children, teenagers, young adults, working adults,
and the elderly. It works the media, education and politics towards a
predetermined plan. In the centre is the main military deconstruction building.
It is surrounded by buildings, which specialise in more publicly acceptable
forms of deconstruction with names like the 'Tavistock Institute for Human
Relations'.
For total control over a person, the record of an embarrassing sexual history is
essential. From this, neurosis, psychosis, paranoia and schizophrenia are
developed and continually built upon. The avoidance of shame becomes a personal
motivation. A sense of persecution and self-importance
are characteristic of paranoiacs - the ability to harm oneself. When the war
schools look for their new protagonists they always look for paranoiacs with a
personal history of persecution and self-importance. This gives the maximum gap
in the subconscious for deconstruction to take place - the gap between
persecution and self-importance.
......Those deconstructed have the same social patterns as paranoiacs.
The history of antagonistic war leaders is full of paranoiacs who are tense and
insecure - who find it difficult to form normal relationships. Alexander the
Great, for instance, was a necrophiliac. He used to ride into battle naked and
sodomise the injured as they were killed, or kill the injured and then sodomise
the dead. These homosexual necrophiliacs would then have their press announce
that they were heroes with such names as 'Alexander the Great' and 'Lawrence of
Arabia'. Hitler was a British Agent by Greg Hallett
p.77, 79, 81