Six personality disorders in the dictator

Fortunately, the people of Europe were there to save their honor. He immediately found
words to express his outrage and his resolve at Putin’s aggression. In fact, most heads of government also reacted forcefully to the unspeakable tragedy. Dictatorship is a symptom that represents a danger for humanity and which must be combated. The first step in the fight against, is to study its causes, the circumstances of its appearance as well as the symptoms. and its implications for both the people and the dictator. Dictators have profiles that are extremely dominant, ambitious and often with a tendency to psychopathy, says Pascal de Sutter. To succeed in being a dictator, one must not hesitate to crush others. Someone who has scruples, a relatively high level of altruism, can never get there.Six personality disorders (dubbed the Big six) typically reflect dictators: sadistic, antisocial, paranoid, narcissistic, schizoid and schizotypal. As dozens of Ukrainians are dying in the country, NATO has limply offered its “sympathy”, with the tone of one who is leaving politely make an appearance in the funeral parlor where the savagely murdered dead rest. By behaving in this way, does NATO want to delay the moment of tackling the question which torments everyone, that of knowing if Putin would maintain his decision to keep his troops against the Ukrainian state?
If the unbearable spectacle of the bloodied Ukaine is not enough, what will it take to
that NATO realizes that it has a duty of European solidarity towards its allies
Ukraine is not a member of NATO, whose first rule is that all its members must
rescue the attacked ally. This was written at the time when the attack took the form of an invasion military, but the danger facing Ukraine is even worse, since it is its civilians who are attacked. Already, “Putinian” propaganda has begun to exploit European slowness by claiming that this shows that Europe is crumbling. We must stand up, in solidarity with Ukraine and its allies. Otherwise, to paraphrase Churchill, we will have and war and dishonour.