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Hyperbolic psychological warfare and propaganda techniques render absurdity palatable. To gullible eyes, the slandermongers can make anyone look crazy, criminal, degenerate. New Age torturers taunt: "No one will believe you. Nobody respects you. Everybody laughs at you. You have no allies. You are alone. There is no way out."

Among individuals and organizations, a curious "sacrificial lamb" mentality prevails. Integrity, compassion, and decency fly out the window. Excuses and exceptions are made.

In a process the perpetrators call "complimenting," an unholy amalgam of corrupt cops and prosecutors, sick and twisted intelligence operatives, sinister Mafiosi, and medical and mental health officials make people an offer they can't refuse. I've never observed it, but I think it goes something like this:

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2. "We represent this or that government agency (private foundation, victim's rights organization, etc.). We are here to ask for your cooperation in our investigation (experimental behavior modification program, etc.)"
   
   
3. "Here's a person who will come to you for help. There's something you should know about him. He is suspected of this, diagnosed as that, has a history of such and such, has been positively identified as this one or that one. Look what his neighbor (friend, former spouse, etc.) has to say about his lifestyle and his character. His doctor has this to say about him. Note how silly he looks in this photograph. What would be your first impression if you saw him doing this? The fact is, he's really not who he claims to be. He's really this one or that one. He did bad things and got away with them. You shouldn't believe what he says. He's dangerous. He's mentally incompetent. If you give him any attention, you'll only be feeding his delusions, standing in the way of his rehabilitation. It's best to discourage him. I'm sure you understand that he will only make progress when he is forced to face the truth about himself. That's our goal."
   
   
4. By this time, of course, the person addressed has caught the implied threat: "We can do this to anybody. Here's what we know about you and your organization. Here's how vulnerable you are. Now, you do a lot of good for a lot of people. It would be a shame to see your career -- your organization -- go down the drain just because of this one troublemaker. We don't have a problem with most of what you do. Just go along with us on this one and everything will be all right."
   

And so they do, and so it is -- for them, for the time being -- but the whole world is turning corrupt, and the end of the day will see the enslavement of all people of good will.

Underneath it all, you see, lurks the base and primal sentiment: "Better him than me."