Originally posted on Beastrabban\'s Weblog:
Last week I put up a post showing how Ian Duncan Smith’s psychology
conforms to the ‘drive to power’ identified by Nixon’s quondam
psychiatrist, Dr Arnold Hutschnecker. As described in Alex de Jonge’s
biography of Stalin, Hutschnecker
derives it from a painful sense of one’s own insignificance, a
fear of death and the wish to have others die. It is associated with a
low sexual drive and an inability to love. ‘It moves on the wings of
aggression to overcome inferiority … Those whose power to love and
consequently create has been broke will choose war inorder to experience
an intoxicating sense of power and excitement’. (p. 510).
This seems to be a good diagnosis of a man, who has falsely claimed,
amongst other things, to have a degree from an Italian institution that
doesn’t issue them, and whose claim to have been an officer in the
British army is also highly questionable.
A laundry basket, though not possibly the type IDS has been known to hide in.
Jaypot added a few more details to the discussion in her comment to the piece.
IDS is a narcissist and he enjoys the power he has over people’s
lives. I truly believe that he enjoys hearing about the deaths of people
as he can only feel enjoyment, and, perhaps a sexual release in his
persecution of the poor.
Another emotion that IDS does feel is fear – he is absolutely terrified
of everyone who is poor or beneath him, which has been seen on a number
of occasions. One was hiding in a laundry basket in Edinburgh (PMSL)
and one of the most famous ones is where he has the armed guards
surrounding him when waiting to go into the committee about his “use of
statistics and his waste of money on UC). Those armed police should NOT
have had their guns pointed at anyone, least of all the small amount of
people who had every right to also go into the committee hearing! I
still think that should be dealt with by the police commissioner!
IDS is coming to the end of his failed “career”, just like his whole
life has been one failure after another. Here’s hoping karma gets him
and let’s hope it’s very soon.
Fear of the general public is another psychological trait IDS, and indeed Cameron and Georg Osborne, share with Stalin...
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