[investigateworld]

" I received a return phone call a short time ago from Dr. Paul Fick, a licensed psychologist from Orange County, CA. Paul treats criminal sexual offenders in his practice, and actually offered to treat William Jefferson Blythe Clinton for free if he resigned the presidency. Slick Willy did not take him up on the offer.

I believe Bill Clinton is a classical sexual predator. Like all predators, he can sense weakness in his intended 'meal' or victim. In Katherine Willey's case, her whole life was imploding due to bad financial decisions made by her husband.

Juanita Broaddrick, there was pending legislation which would have greatly affect her businesses. I would suspect that in every allegation, research would show the victim was in some kind of difficulty, either financially or emotionally.

As to Monica Lewinsky? She was available, easy .... does a hunting lion pass up a cripple on the edge of a herd?

As to what makes a predator like WJC?

Don't need to waste the bandwidth, but I suspect his whole life in politics is a mechanism to gain approval. The reward; gaining power over venerable women.

But he is fighting an internal demon that will never rest.

[doug from upland]

While he was attorney general and thinking about running as governor, Bill was at dinner with some of his associates, one of whom I know. How typical is this? He said (paraphrasing) — Just think how many women I can get as govenor.

[LibertyRocks]

RE: Clinton's mindset...

In the same Oprah interview I quoted and linked to earlier Clinton speaks about his childhood -- raised in an abusive alcoholic family. He talks about one time where his father fired a gun at his mother when he was five-years-old, and he speaks of going to school the next day as if nothing happened.

I really think what we are seeing is a classic case of an abused child who never really "got it" , and then continues the cycle of abuse by trying to gain an increasing amount of power both personally and publicly even to the point of physically overpowering those whom he sees as "weak". (Some just KNOW what they've gone through is wrong and would never dream of doing that to someone else, and some seem to never realize it)

In Clinton's case it would also appear that he has no respect for women either -- probably another learned trait from watching his father beat on his mother.

What's even more disturbing is what he talks about in that interview and in his book about his "parallel lives". Clinton said that he falls into making these "mistakes" when he is overly stressed, and his "old demons" are haunting him. I really wonder how far the split goes in his mind... Whether it's just a learned coping mechanism, or whether he has a full-blown mental illness such as some kind of dissociative disorder (which is pretty common in survivors of childhood abuse).

He certainly exhibited some classic signs of paranoia, IMHO, when he was in office (Hillary too, as a matter of fact, with the whole "Vast Right Wing Conspiracy" tripe). The quote I mentioned above fits into this as well as Clinton talks about how he was persecuted by whom he refers to as "the bad guys".

Just a layman's opinion of course, but Clinton sure makes an interesting "case study".

[Marysecretary]

In Christianeze it’s called a spirit of lust. Only God can heal and deliver that, but I’m sure he’s enjoying it so much, he won’t ask. Sigh.