Excerpt of The bringing to heel of July 12, 2021 

The time for paranoiac persecution has come. The enemies seem to be designated but let us not be deceived. Never believe the language of perversion. It assures you that if you agree to do what you do not want to do, then you'll be fine, and everything will be fine for you. It demands that you give up a small piece of territory of yourself. Then, with Pandora's box open, you will always be asked for more, and more. This is the way perverse control works; the way mental and physical enslavement works. 

So, perhaps today some people are reassured, telling themselves that, if they are obedient citizens, they will be spared, since the vindictiveness designates a category of individuals, in particular in a social body henceforth considered sick, and that it would be appropriate to amputate. This is a mistake. 

In harassing systems, all those who submit obediently and zealously, hoping to get by, end up being persecuted and executed. READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

The totalitarian regime aims at “total domination” (H. Arendt), that is to say, it interferes in the totality of social, private, and intimate spheres, even in the psyche of individuals. In order to see this clearly, it seems to me imperative to call upon psychopathology. An individual, or a group of individuals, can represent and crystallize the expression of collective paranoia, whose essence is contagious, as in cults.[1]

The key instrument for the establishment of totalitarian power is first of all the harassment of minds, which must become permeable to the ideology. The media propaganda must obtain the division of the collective, of the traditional clans (families, social classes, political clans) according to the paranoiac cleavage between the “good” and the “bad”; the line of designation can evolve according to the chameleon ideology. Terror quickly intervenes, by designating the enemy (here, at the beginning, the enemy is an awful virus that intends to disseminate the human species, and against which “we are at war”[2], then the enemies become the disobedient who do not want to respect the so-called sanitary measures imposed by the political field).

Propaganda, often masked behind subtle manipulations (“it’s for your own good”), rejoices in creating collective traumatic shocks (for example, the mortifying accounting repeated daily), which will then allow it to extend all its control over the stunned and terrorized population, which, under the effect of the paradoxical injunctions and wear and tear, will call on the torturous power as a savior, unaware, for its greatest misfortune, that this supposed savior is at the same time the persecutor. The propaganda will be the reflection of the ambition of the “new man”, denying the past, the origins, the old reference points, and any form of otherness, by innumerable lies, paradoxes, incoherencies, and absurdities. Ideology, the origin, and principle of totalitarian action must annihilate the existence of reality and the returns of experience. Hannah Arendt notes that, in the Stalinist regime, “all facts that did not agree, or were likely to disagree, with the official fiction – data on revolts, criminality, the real incidences of ‘counter-revolutionary’ activities as opposed to the later fictitious conspiracies – were treated as unreal” (p. 18). This is exactly what is happening today, and I refer to the work of Vincent Pavan[3], or to the regular warnings of Jean-Dominique Michel, to measure the great gap between the reality of experience and analysis, and the official narrative. READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE 

Paranoia is a very singular mental pathology, comparable to no other, for several reasons. 

The first one is that it often escapes the diagnosis, by its character of "reasoning madness" which gives it an appearance of normality. 

The second reason is that it generates so many unconscious fears that we prefer not to name it, to unjustly substitute the concept of perversion, whereas there is a profound difference of degree, even of nature, between the two, even if there are similarities and alliances.

The third is that this madness creates reality through its language, and that to name it would mean to give it life. However, it is one of the most fascinating of pathologies, because it seems capable of rewriting a completely illusory world, to which the majority of people are able to adhere. 

This power of control, of psychic capture, of alienation is one of the great talents of paranoia.

Paranoia is the pathology that has always, with few exceptions, ruled the world and has produced tyrants. By reversing rationality, emotions and roles, paranoia in itself is enough to drive one mad.

In fact, the one who denounce paranoia is often the one that is accused of paranoia! 

Distinguishing what it is all about requires a lot of rigor, analysis and precision. And above all, clarity of mind. 

Excerpt: Psychology of Paranoïa Introduction

According to the DSM-IV international manual of psychiatry, paranoia has the following symptoms:

"A. Suspicious, pervasive distrust of others, with malicious interpretations of intent, which appears in early adulthood and is present in a variety of contexts, as evidenced by at least 4 of the following 7 manifestations:

- The subject has an unreasonable suspicion that others will exploit, harm, or deceive him or her

- He is preoccupied with unjustified doubts about the loyalty or fidelity of his friends or associates

- The subject is reluctant to confide in others because of an unwarranted fear that the information will be used perfidiously against them

- The subject discerns hidden, humiliating, or threatening significances in innocuous comments or events

- He holds a grudge, that is, he does not forgive being hurt, insulted, or disdained

- He perceives attacks against his person or his reputation to which he will react by counter-attack or anger

- Repeatedly questions the fidelity of a spouse or sexual partner without justification

B. It does not occur exclusively during the course of schizophrenia, mood disorder with psychotic features, or other psychotic disorder and it is not due to the direct psychological effects of a general medical condition.

The organizing belief of paranoia is:

You have to be on guard/you can't trust people/I mustn't let it happen to me." »

It should be noted that the DSM IV maintains the confusion between schizophrenia and paranoia, between schizo-paranoid delusions and paranoiac delusions, and that this confusion has been present in the United States for several years, even two or three decades, to the great detriment of clinical and psychopathological comprehension. 

In fact, as we shall see infra, the schizophrenic is very often the victim of the paranoiac, independently of the fact that the persecutory delusion has nothing to do with its form or even its content, so to include in the term "paranoid " the schizophrenic persecution delusion and the paranoiac persecution delusion is a serious error in the clinical reasoning.