VIKTOR FRANKL: LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE
http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v20/v20n5p10_frankl.html.

Stephen Covey's successful book The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People turns out to be based on the lies of pretend-Holocaust-survivor Viktor Frankl. You will note the IHR is leftist, but I have confidence in their findings on this matter.

Frankl first pretended to be a gassed Jew. Then Frankl tells the world how strong~ he was in the horrible gas chamber...that he comforted everybody~ there and taught them they could be positive about their situation. Frankl says he spent all that time in gas picturing himself lecturing students.

Do you feel the pull of the abyss? Let me translate.

"The idea of proactivity, the foundation of 7 habits was developed by a person imprisoned in a concentration camp, an idea that was forged in such a place can surely be applied to most lives, as few people can attest to have suffered more." -- Wikipedia

Read between the lines. Covey and Frankl expect~ anyone who suffers anywhere for any reason to robotically stop feeling pain, and how dare you question their wisdom! While Frankl's words may mean little to you, they trigger the Inner Critic in survivors of captivity. Complex PTSD survivors like myself react to Covey's charade of professionalism and feel-good expectations usually without realizing how impossible his expectations are. The normal response is to feel ashamed.

Frankl strategically appeals to emotion to discourage questioning of his wisdom. By "being strong" in the captivity which happened to others not him, Frankl appeals to our pride and self-reliance in a way that seems right. Frankl teaches us to hate ourselves when we feel pain. Proactivity says we can suffer anything. (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/c13.html)

THE CULT OF MICROMANAGERS

http://www.director.co.uk/MAGAZINE/2007/2%20Feb/liars_paradise_60_7.html

Director magazine confirms what I've been feeling all along. Covey's psychotic brand of leadership is the armchair philosophy of micromanagers everywhere. I remember my former evil micromanager boss admitting to reading Covey. Why would I reach such a drastic conclusion?

I was listening to talk radio one day. A conservative christian commercial for rightfromtheheart.org said "Society teaches us that God helps those who helps themselves. The only problem is these words aren't in the bible!" I realized Covey and Frankl have a difference of opinion with conservative christians, but I didn't understand what was going on until I encountered my first Covey-educated micromanager.

The devils have written their own ideology to propagate their third world empires right here in the United States. If you think that's a big claim, you really have no idea how much money Covey makes or how problematic control-freak micromanagers are. We're under siege. Read on if you think I'm exaggerating.

REFUTING FRANKLISM/COVEYISM

The right thing to do when someone is upset is to validate their feelings, not ignore them, and especially not expect them to stop being hurt just because they aren't gassed Jews. People aren't all crazy. Sure some people don't have an excuse to feel hurt, but what about rape victims? What about people who had violent childhoods? Trauma victims need a lot of care according to mental health professionals on both sides of the political spectrum. The only debate about PTSD going on is how to get care to the people who need it (who are predispositioned not to seek help) and keep the fakes from abusing the system.

Maybe people should~ feel bad when they're hurt because it means they care about themselves. If Covey wasn't trying to destroy that facet of individuality, he wouldn't need to attack it head on. Face it. The only purpose Covey serves is his own self-promotion at our expense. Why in the world would someone expect others to completely relinquish their own sense of pain?

The answer is bullies. Bullies don't want you to show pain, because bullies (sociopaths) are incapable of showing any compassion. Their social mannerisms are a charade. Think about it. Covey and Frankl's philosophy attempts to explain all pain, all suffering as a waste of time and energy.

Covey's philosophy doesn't applaud the acts of charity or human kindness. It oversimplifies them into a cold construct: the lose-win situation. Once you devalue giving, you've devalued love itself. I'm here struggling to get a job and make new friends after being anti-social my whole life, and could you believe some waitress gave me a gift out of the kindness of her heart? Well that's the whole problem with sociopaths...they're in it for the take. They have nothing to give.

Being a career-oriented American means being a relationship-oriented American. Relationships are more than win-win exchanges. Relationships happen when people add to each other out of the goodness of their own hearts...like when Mom and Dad took care of us all those years.

Mom and Dad love you. Covey doesn't.

THE DEVIL'S EMPIRE

http://www.ualberta.ca/~tfenwick/ext/pubs/print/covey.htm

In 1995, the “Chronicles” section of TIME Magazine (Jan. 23, 1995) reported that US President Bill Clinton had met with New Age “personal-growth consultants” Stephen R. Covey, Anthony J. Robbins, and Marianne Williamson in an attempt to improve his governing skills.

Now get this trick. First you're told you're a bad person if you complain when you're suffering. Next, Bill Clinton raises the minimum wage, and if you complain about losing your job or business, the elitists write you off as a whining child: someone who isn't proactive about his or her own pain, an insult to those who have it harder. Therefore, conservatives are even worse for encouraging you to care about yourself by opposing Democrat policies.

How convenient! There's just one problem. Only nazis expect gassed Jews to like gas. Thus, we can write off Covey's 7 habits as the devil's seven dirty tricks to get away with anything. Sociopathic managers use this cult material to control their corporate environments. Being proactive equals being silent, cooperative, and non-judgmental.

Folks, I believe this brainwashing enables terrorist masterminds like Osama Bin Laden to control others to the point they're willing to blow themselves up. Once a person destroys your sense of identity, your sense of individualism and human rights, they can use you for any purpose. It seems logical that terrorists undergo this exact kind of conditioning, or why would they all~ be carrying out barking orders? If it were a cultural phenomenon, then individuals would act regardless of organizational influence.

This breed of evil fosters dependency on authority on purpose.

Prepare yourselves to engage the supreme evil of modern humanity. They are the Super Nazis. They'll take your soul, your money, and your life. And you'll~ be a bad~ person~ if you complain.