The story is at this link. To make matters worse, the man going to jail is a police officer, who was charged with much more than his convictions show the public. The original charges included 36 rape counts. This police officer used his authority to rape 13 women. Article is linked above. A good psychologist is rarely called in to explain such behavior and this sort of behavior is becoming more and more common. Why? Why is immorality running rampant in our society? This officer cried hard during his sentencing so obviously he’s aware of the pain coming his way. So why not think of that while you’re committing immoral acts and causing pain to other humans? Lets connect the dots.
A good way to describe basic human psychology is, “what goes in, is going to come out.” What you place into humans is going to come out or at least the emotional equivalent is going to come out. The chances this police officer was abused in his youth, by a person in a position of authority is very high. So this officer most likely experienced power used on him immorally and unjustly, basically having that “placed in him“. To the officer he was most likely taught that using power to pleasure and benefit “self” was NORMAL.
Then we have that unjust and immoral use of power “come out of him“, as he uses his power to abuse others, the same way he was abused. What goes in, comes out. The psychological profile of someone who’s been abused also includes being magnetically attracted to positions of power in their adult years, in order to lessen the chance someone will abuse them again. “If I am a police officer, I will be safer“. This isn’t a guarantee but many people attracted to high power positions, where they have the upper hand of power and authority, were traumatized as children. The behaviors, which include the abuse of power, are often exhibited by people who were abused themselves.
What’s also interesting to note is that most abuse today flies under the radar, because the society is so abusive. Circumcision causes trauma and starts this abuse cycle rolling, so does medical birthing traumas like c-sections, birth inductions with dangerous chemicals, early cord clamping at birth, ultra sounds, vaccinations, the vitamin K shot, the decrease in breast feeding, infants sleeping in another room etc etc. Most people today will say “my childhood was great” when they just don’t know any different. It’s like asking a fish to describe water. The fish won’t even understand the question because it’s all around them and it’s all they know. I know people personally who were beaten regularly by their fathers and witnessed the mother being beaten as well. To them their childhood was great, and that alone is a another characteristic of an abuse victim……….they’re afraid to finger the abuser in case it triggers more abuse. Fear and trauma change the brain in very serious and detrimental ways. Click here for a great book an the medical abuses to children in and around child birth. This is where a dysfunctional adult like this police officer begins.
Then we have the society the police officer lives in, full of media and social influences that breed a “pleasure at all cost” philosophy. This philosophy imprints the developing psyche into believing “if it feels good, do it……and that’s just what life’s about‘. This is what guides the cheating spouse as well as the confused stock broker doing cocaine in the bathroom and obviously this police officer, who thought nothing of using women as ejaculation toys for his self gratification. When the police officer cried as he did…it really says, “I thought this was OK, I don’t really understand what’s going on, I thought this was just the way things go. I thought I could abuse others, as I was abused.” Here’s the problem.
We are neck deep in childhood abuse, the abuse of authority and power plus the media and government influences that echo the “pleasure at all costs” philosophy. Now I really hate using this word because most people don’t understand it’s true meaning but what you see here and in our society as a whole, is pure satanism. Satanism is not a religion, it’s a belief system. It has a real headquarters, in San Francisco, and it’s made up of regular people who live a life of “pleasure at all costs“, absent of moral or ethical review. Here’s the odd part. This police officer was by definition a practicing satanist without knowing what that is and without understanding he’s already a card carrying member. A pleasure at all cost lifestyle, absent of moral review, makes a person a practicing satanist. I meet people like this everyday. In fact, in my youth, I operated in this exact manner until I got sick of hurting other people to pleasure myself.
Satanism is a system of, “if I have fun, but people die or are hurt, that’s of no concern, as long as I’m serviced personally.” This guides everything from Hillary and Bill Clinton running cocaine (click here to see that vide0) or British MP’s having sex and killing children. It’s about power, the abuse of power, child abuse and then paying the entire dysfunctional road show forward into the next generation……….which is the text book definition of Satanism. Satanic societies have always collapsed throughout history. Unfortunately here’s the bad part. There’s lots more abuses coming your way because both 1) child abuse and 2) the abuse of power by authority……are at all time highs. It’s going to get worse before it gets better. So what can you do?
Knowing that these immoral power abusers are getting more entrenched in our society and knowing abused people are attracted to government positions of power, as a last resort to protect themselves, from which they most often abuse others with their power…….this is what I suggest.. Arm yourself, stay healthy, learn self defense, become familiar with weapons of protection, speak up, be strong, don’t comply and protect yourself and your children at all costs. Be moral and protect your children from trauma and abuse. If we do this, we may be able to turn this all around one day. For a complete break down of what happens when we’re abused and why abused people try to acquire power in their adult years, only to abuse it, I recommend the full collection of work by Dr. Gabor Mate.

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