It is a very important warning about the climate scare, and the
anti-democratic push of a ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT coming from the
Copenhagen Treaty:

http://getresponse.com/click.html?x=a62b&lc=W3Tb&mc=f&s=B6CPE&y=W&

• Details of the 200 page draft Copenhagen Treaty are being
concealed from the people
• The science behind Global Warming has collapsed
• The Treaty has been kept secret in their usual way, but
discovered in a “note by the Secretariat”
• The word “Government” is explicitly referred to in the
Treaty, with powers for a communistic international Government
– similar to the EU Commissars, but on a global scale
• This proposed World Government is designed to take over all
global free markets
• The Copenhagen Treaty will take precedence over the
Australian Constitution
• The is NO provision to exit the Copenhagen Treaty [draft]
• Lord Monckton is urging people around the world to spread
the word

Abstract The author discusses the ideas of three important psychoanalytic thinkers about group processes in large social groups: Sigmund Freud, Wilfred Bion, and Erich Fromm. Their ideas are developed and applied to analysis of group processes in totalitarian systems, as they were known to the author in Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union. In conclusion, treatment considerations as they apply to patients who grew up in these regimes are developed and illustrated by clinical cases.
This paper is dedicated to Dr. Alexander Wolf, who made his groups growth-promoting, free and holding environments.
The author wants to thank Valerie Angel, M.S.W., Eva Papiasvili, Ph.D., Susan Kavaler, Ph.D., Maria Luisa Bastos, Ph.D., and Nancy Smith for their support, critical commentary, and helpful suggestions.

‘Reggie Perrin’ test will check older workers for signs of mid-life crisis under EU plan

Every worker over the age of 45 could be forced to undergo ‘Reggie Perrin’ tests to identify those at risk of a mid-life crisis.
Under an EU plan, firms would be ordered to carry out psychological tests on older staff.
The aim would be to spot troubled employees who are thinking of quitting their jobs because they begin to doubt their own abilities in middle age
Workers aged 45 and above face ‘Reggie Perrin’ tests (pictured, the character, played by Leonard Rossiter) to see if they are at risk of a mid-life crisis
Other ideas put forward by the EU’s economic and social committee, to encourage people to postpone retirement, include forcing over-45s to go on training courses to keep them productive.