| Do Not Attempt to
Cure What You Do Not Understand
A Review of Political Ponerology by
Andrzej M. Lobaczewski
LIgnotas nulla curatio morbid -- do not attempt to cure what you do not
understand -- is the opening theme in this study of evil. Political Ponerology is
“a science on the nature of of evil adjusted for political purposes.”
The author, Andrzej Lobaczewski, describes himself as a Polish psychologist who —
with many other colleagues — found meaning living through Nazism and then Communism
by studying how evil happens and triumphs in a wider political and economic system.
 Lobaczewski’s
hypothesis is that a small percentage of humans are born psychopaths. He describes
the research to back up that data that was destroyed and suppressed. Another minority
percentage are of a nature to go along with psychopaths while the vast majority of
people are essentially healthy. The majority who are healthy have a difficult time
understanding that some people are not — they can not fathom being a psychopath
or acting like one.
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review here ...
-- Catherine Austin Fitts
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