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MY LATEST PAPER
Executive Summaryhanlon’s razor / the ichor of jesuitism / wondrous evils https://ssrn.com/abstract=3705767 Chapter III, Vol III ofSexology For The WiseEssays on Marriage, Queers & Occult Governance© 2019, Omar Zaid (aka Leonard Joseph Owsiany Jr., MD)Revised Oct 2020, Aichi-Ken, Japanozaidmd@protonmail.com All Commercial Rights Reserved ABSTRACT The… Continue Reading “MY LATEST PAPER”
My Latest Paper: THE FABRIC THAT HOLD SOCIETY TOGETHER
THE FABRIC THAT HOLD SOCIETY TOGETHER – part one: Touch, Trust & The Case for Forensic Ponerology Abstract—This vertiginous treatment of the war against a just social order avoids political correctness. In two parts, it offers an apposite and unique view of trust’s relationship… Continue Reading “My Latest Paper: THE FABRIC THAT HOLD SOCIETY TOGETHER”
Sectarianism Continued: MAITREYA (THE FRIEND) an Introductionby Dr. Omar
On Saturday 11 June 1988, Maitreya miraculously appeared at an open-air prayer/healing meeting on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya, and addressed the gathering of 6,000 people. Photographs taken at the scene were carried by major news media around the world including CNN and the… Continue Reading “Sectarianism Continued: MAITREYA (THE FRIEND) an Introductionby Dr. Omar”
The Law of Humility or Law of Opposites by Dr. Omar
If a man/nation does not humble himself/itself, he/it will commit crimes associated with prideful arrogance on a continuum. Sounds like the white man’s burdensome alliance of Britain, Israel and America. This ‘Law of Opposites’ is found in one form or other throughout the entire… Continue Reading “The Law of Humility or Law of Opposites by Dr. Omar”
From Dictatorship to Democracy; Thoughts On the matter of Gene Sharp’s Thesis
By Omar Zaid, M.D. May 2013, Thailand Brother Justin Johari of Urban Village (KL) asked me to examine Dr. Sharp’s work and comment. Although I had no prior knowledge of this thesis, I learned that much interest has been generated and given momentum by… Continue Reading “From Dictatorship to Democracy; Thoughts On the matter of Gene Sharp’s Thesis”
Voting, Cognitive Dissonance, and the Fear of the Unknown: Another Look at Ponerology
Bernhard Guenther Sott.net Tue, 23 Oct 2012 08:51 CDT “One phenomenon all ponerogenic groups and associations have in common is the fact that their members lose (or have already lost) the capacity to perceive pathological individuals as such, interpreting their behavior in fascinated, heroic,… Continue Reading “Voting, Cognitive Dissonance, and the Fear of the Unknown: Another Look at Ponerology”
