[TFFKAMM]

I nominate this article for the 2005 Psychobabble Double-Speak award -- East Coast Division

[Peach]

Sounds like this was written by a culture of death advocate.

[dirtboy]

Bush has fallen into a state that is the embodiment of arrogance. Succumbing to the temptation of power, Bush has become corrupt, which is the inevitable consequence when one prefers power over truth. He has fallen into a vicious cycle where he has become addicted to power. Bush and his regime are compulsively driven to do everything and anything they can to hold onto the position of power they find themselves in. Not only do they not see the depraved nature of the situation they have fallen into, they don't want to see it. Being in the role of having power, there is a counter-incentive to self-reflect, which just reinforces the strength of the pathogen.

I think this guy needs to be sanctioned for practicing psychology without a clue. What the libs consider to be corruption in the Bush Admin is policy differences. If they want examples of actual rampant corruption, they only need to reference the previous administration - which I doubt this nimrod bothered criticizing.

[kingattax]

Paul Levy is a fellow at the Bubba Clinton Institute of Narcissist and Sociopathic Research.

[Mr. Mojo]

Psychobabble Double-Speak award

It takes the guy at least 10 paragraphs to finally spit out his point, which is that Bush = Hitler and Americans who voted for him = Nazi supporters.

[dirtboy]

We can view Bush and his entire Administration (Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rice, Wolfowitz, etc), as well as the corporate, military industrial complex that they are co-dependently enmeshed with, the media that they control, the voters that support them, and ourselves as well, as interconnected parts of a whole system, or a "field."

Too bad Levy apparently failed to take a writing class while he was in college otherwise overeducating himself. His abuse of commas borders on the sadistic.

[Petronski]

Naming the disease, we are able to (alchemically)
contain it, so that it can't possess us from behind
and act itself out through us unconsciously.

So you mean, our entire universe could be just a tiny molecule in the fingernail of some giant being...and...and...here in my fingernail could be millions and millions of tiny universes?

Wow....

[theDentist]

Well Paul, I'd suggest you try the same thing Marilyn Monroe used to get out of a first date with Teddy Kennedy. Some scotch and pills....

[NoClones]

"...Levy is an innovator in the field of dreaming..."

One could also say that he is living in a dreamworld, too!

[apillar]

If I contantly employ the use of ponderous verbage and continuous run on sentence structures people will become cognizant of the fact that I am intelligent and therfore I will easily be able to promote my wack-a-doo arguments and coo-coo-ca-cho logic in a manner that emphasizes my monsterous pomposity and progressive ideology.

Signed

A purty smart liberal

[BenLurkin]

What is more astounding?

That someone would take the time to write this overly long curiosity . . .

. . . or that that person expects that ANYONE would actually read the entire thing!

[randog]

From this spank's website:

"In 1981 Paul Levy had a life-changing spiritual awakening, in which he began to wake up to the dream-like nature of reality. During the first year of his spiritual emergence, Paul was hospitalized a number of times, and was diagnosed with having had a severe psychotic break."

A-hem....

[The_Victor]

Best part...

Paul Levy, a healer in private practice, is profiled in the book Saints and Madmen: Psychiatry Opens its Doors to Religion. Steeped in and inspired by the work of Swiss-German psychoanalyst C. G. Jung, Levy is an innovator in the field of dreaming. He has had over forty articles published on consciousness, dreaming and spirituality, and has lectured about his work at various universities. A Tibetan Buddhist practitioner for over 20 years, he has studied with some of the great masters of Tibet and Burma. Inspired by the Bush Administration, Levy describes himself as "a spiritually-informed political activist." He is currently writing a book about his work.

pretty much discredits the entire article.

[F.J. Mitchell]

I've stepped in cleaner smelling Bull sh*t than this.

[naturalized]

And just this morning I was telling my 12-year-old that you know you have won the argument when the other side compares you to Hitler or the Nazis. Isn't there a term for this?

[wizardoz]

Oh, look! Chomsky-lite, for the new generation. He needs to read some Piekoff. Not that he ever will.

[the invisib1e hand]

This piece is simply not readable, not coherent. The author needs to be protected from himself, and society from him.

I've been saying for a long time that the left is lunacy: here's your proof. The good news is that the more unhinged the left becomes, the more it validates the sanity of conservatism; that the response to W is frequently deranged is proof that his character upsets the demons.

The whole "insanity" thing is getting heavy rotation on the left lately and I submit to you that it is Howard Dean's influence, either direct or indirect, that is mainstreaming it. That man himself is probably insane; if so it will be made manifest more and more with his increasing exposure.

If these freaks ever get real power, and control an apparatus such as Homeland Security or the US Military, the result will be violent, extreme chaos and could set our nation back hundreds of years if not destroy us completly. It would be a miracle to survive it and recover; though I suppose if Germany did we certainly can; but the intervening period will be devastation for generations.

I am not aware of any hyperbole in my comments.

[the invisib1e hand]

The days of punishment are coming, the days of reckoning are at hand. Let Israel know this. Because your sins are so many and your hostility so great, the prophet is considered a fool, the inspired man a maniac. --- Hosea 9:6-8, emphasis added

FWIW.