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Systemic Equivalences between Ebola, Alien Invasion and Dissidence Strategic implications of seemingly disparate forms of terrorism - / - Introduction Current preoccupation with the strategic measures required in the response to the threat of  ebola  bear a strange similarity to the manner in which the response to terrorism is framed -- especially as exemplified in the case of  ISIS . As with other diseases, the focus is on its "eradication" -- well-illustrated by the case of polio, malaria, AIDS, and the like. The language of eradication has also been notably applied to ISIS -- suggesting a more general understanding of current strategic options, as separately discussed ( Eradication as the Strategic Final Solution of the 21st Century?  2014). There is therefore a case for exploring the equivalences in the strategic responses to ebola as a form of terrorism -- if only through the terror it evokes, especially in societies prone to psychosis. Ebola psychosis is

I am going to have to set up the scenario for your mind visually, before we get into action steps to how to truly guard yourself as an empath. So bear with me as you are reading or skip to the bottom for my video explanation and if you want an even quicker summary start it at 3:55. Thank you for your time.   Our story starts with painting a picture of society as we know it: Your parent(s) unknowingly project their life’s experience onto you. Trying to guard you from unnecessary pain or even just projecting pain from everyday life onto you. This gives you the perspective of inadequacy because of these projections from your parent(s). There becomes a subconscious need within the child to project itself onto it’s environment to receive love and joy. You think to yourself, “I need a degree to prove my knowledge, I need a lover to receive and give my love to, I need a car, clothes etcetera to project my joy onto others so they will give me approval.” You begin becoming all that is fe