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Moscow’s Problem: Dealing with Imbeciles and Vassals :  Information Clearing House - ICH

Moscow’s Problem: Dealing with Imbeciles and Vassals :  Information Clearing House - ICH

February 10, 2015 "ICH"
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- Russia is in a dilemma. How can it work
through a peaceful settlement over the
Ukraine conflict – and avoid a wider, more
terrible war – when it is having to
communicate with imbeciles and vassals? We
are referring to the American and European
leaders, respectively.
The problem of trying to have
a conversation with imbeciles is that they
are simply incapable of understanding
anything outside of their obtuse reality.
They suffer from cognitive dissonance and
are proud of it. In fact, the more
cognitively dysfunctional, the more the
imbecile is celebrated as being strong.
Imbeciles cannot be enlightened; their
ignorant and boorish way of looking at the
world is impervious to any different, even
more correct perspective. Indeed, they have
a visceral aversion to correction, which
only retrenches their imbecility all the
more.

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