Plan?

The sociopathic gangster leaders at Davos want to "get" Putin somehow. They task their underlings with how exactly. The underlings compete with each other to be the most aggressive or innovative so they get a pat on the back from their "Don".

Putin is despised and seen as a weakling, a nobody who got to a position reserved for superior people like them through dumb luck.

Putin is dumb enough to talk straight when he should be talking in word salad cliches and helping them screw people over. The propaganda narratives that he is the richest oligarch in the world and a psychopathic thug are excellent examples of projection.

If one plan doesn't work they will try another.

Sociopaths are very concerned with maintaining control over their "inferiors" in the present moment. They don't have the cognitive ability to make long term plans. They just "go with the flow".

They will keep going with this attitude until a bigger gangster comes along and tells them to lay off, or else.

This general atmosphere of sociopathy propagates through western society, as the fish rots from the head down.

When did such open sociopaths gain institutional control in the West? Or was it always thus? It seems the period of 1945-1990 was exceptional - the Soviet Union had to be fought through hearts and minds, thus certain humanitarian aspirations were tolerated.

Not any more - it's the 19th Century now, but with more people. Cats fighting in a bag.

Posted by: moaobserver | May 27 2022 16:12 utc | 9