Pro-Palestine Marches and Wolves in Sheep's clothing, London

Despite the human tragedy of the current Israel - Palestine conflict, it is impossible to give blind support to pro-Palestinian demonstrations without recognizing that the Palestinian culture manufactures and then endorses behaviour that doesn't exist in the natural world.

In other words, the behaviours of Hamas towards Israelis, and later, that of Palestinian civilians towards Israeli hostages, are a function of acquired psychologies and not of natural inheritance.

A link between Hamas atrocities and the breaking of children:

The psychological profile required to commit the crimes against Natural Life inflicted on Israelis by terrorists from the Gaza Strip on the 7th of October 2023 has the same internal origin (specifically, a corrupted archeotrauma*) as that used to permanently damage and subsequently control children through such means as the use of psychological chains, or invisible handcuffs, etc.. The profile is world-wide and quite common in my hometown of Dover, UK.

An Hamas terrorist is made by breaking an infant's spirit and calling the resultant psychological wound a god. This is followed by years of post-trauma ideological indoctrination that adds layers of repression until the compounded trauma becomes compacted and corrupted, ready to explode like an airbag in a car.

People around the world whose corrupted repression was arrived at in a less formalised manner will nevertheless find their psychological history resonating with the Hamas atrocities.

These are the wolves in sheep's clothing who are apt to rationalise and then express their support through opportunistic violent actions that vary in their degree.

*The archeotrauma (alt. archaeotrauma) is the psychological wound human beings, horses, and other animals sustain when their spirit is broken.

Also see Evolution and Psychology Research.

An AI image (artificial intelligence) showing wolves disguised as sheep crossing Westminster Bridge near Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London, England, United Kingdom.

Taken in: UK / England / Westminster / Westminster Abbey (show map)

Taken on: November 27, 2023

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