Rational self-interest motivates autocratic regimes to employ idiots. read more
President again disparages allies and tells Fox News he is 'not sure' Nato would come to US's defence read more
When Donald Trump, said he would "rescue" protesters if Iranian authorities started shooting, Siavash Shirzad believed the US president. The 38-year-old father had seen protests rise up before, only to be brutally crushed by authorities. But this was the first time in his life that the president of the United States had promised to help demonstrators. read more
Here are some possibilities from "What Mental Illness Causes Excessive Talking?" (www.charliehealth.com):
1. Bipolar disorder
2. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
3. Anxiety disorders
4. Schizophrenia
5. Borderline personality disorder (BPD)
6. Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)
7. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Old Yeller is on a quest in search of Superman's Arctic Fortress of Solitude, wherein might be found all manner of cool Kryptonian knowledge. He's read about it (www.amazon.com) and now it will become one of his "Sirrrrrrrrrr!" whoppers.
When der Fuehrer says we ist de master race,
We heil (pffft) heil (pffft) right in der Fuehrer's face,
Not to love der Fuehrer is a great disgrace,
So we heil (pffft) heil (pffft) right in der Fuehrer's face.
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"The need for authoritarian regimes to promote the least able is easy to understand in theory, but has seldom been studied scientifically since existing or aspirant autocracies do not disclose their recruitment and promotion policies," writes Cockburn. "But some years back Adam Scharpf and Christian Glassel wrote a fascinating article entitled Why Underachievers Dominate Secret Police Organisations: Evidence from Autocratic Argentina', published in the American Journal of Political Science."