Mikkel Clair Nissen - Manipulism and the Weapon of Guilt: Collectivism Exposed

COLLECTIVISM EXPOSED

Mikkel Clair Nissen

AND THE WEAPON OF GUILT

2014 Mikkel Clair Nissen
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Manipulism and the Weapon of Guilt: Collectivism Exposed is the utmost controversial expos and carefully detailed description of the awful emotional mind game that facilitates communism, socialism, and social liberalism, known as collectivism. The book exposes Denmark, the supposed happiest nation on earth, for what it truly is: collectivism's biggest propaganda hoax. Danish author Mikkel Clair Nissen tells the hidden facts and realities of life in Denmark's democratic socialism that they never want you to know.

Disclaimer
Mikkel Clair Nissen does not hold a degree in any form of psychotherapy, but he has dedicated over a decade to psychopathology, specializing in narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). The contents of this book are not meant to substitute for professional help or counseling. Hence, the reader is encouraged to use the material for both internal as well as external observations. Diagnoses and treatment of personality disorders should only be carried out by specially trained professionals.

Growing up in a collective society, one is coerced, and virtually left with all but one choice. As a former socialist, finally liberated, who was born and raised in Denmarksupposedly the happiest nation on earthI have devoted my life to alerting the world about the subliminal secrets of collectivism. How can anyone truly fight anything if one is not 100 percent aware and able to describe exactly what one is fighting?

My intention in this book is to prove that one single voice, with the right words, can have the roar of a million and can influence the world by creating a precise understanding of collectivismor to be more precise and use the latest terminology, democratic socialism. Thus, the more appropriate terminology to describe collectivisms democratic passive-aggressive approachrather than the usual obvious and complete fascist takeoverwould be ambient socialism. Thereby, simply with the weapon of irrefutable knowledge, collectivism can be immobilized. Quite simply, exposure will cause sudden awareness, and collectivism is less likely achieved once its awful emotional mind game has become common household knowledge. This book, therefore, is dedicated to liberty and the earths greatest liberated society, the United States of America.

This exposure, based almost entirely on social science, is so controversial and comprehensively detailed that Denmarks perceived right-wing newspaperironically the same newspaper that caused the Muhammad cartoons controversy in 2005 in the name of freedom of speechwill not review my book. This explicative psychological index (e.g., collectivist traits, indoctrination methods, intimidation techniques, and ways of passive coercion) is meant as a gift from me to the reader for self-empowerment through social observations, as well as a subconscious journey for the readers themselves. Please share this knowledge with friends and support my effort to alert the world.

The intimidations (threats, lies, and deceptions) in attempt to discredit me and deny this books honesty and preciseness are all worth my while. Regardless, this book will raise questions and effect societal changes, and the outcome will speak for itself. Wars should be fought with wordsthe right wordsand never through coercion or terror. Welcome to my words of revolution.

The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.

ALBERT EINSTEIN

For several years I have felt obligated to tell my side of this story, especially since the climate convention COP15 in Copenhagen in December 2009, where Oprah Winfrey visited Denmark and later proclaimed that Danes were the happiest people in the world. She was supported by data from Dr. Adrian White, PhD in sociology from the British University of Leicester. Ironically, Denmark has a higher suicide rate than that of the United States, as well as a higher rate of alcohol consumption. In addition, Denmarks suicide rate is almost double the suicide rate of the United Kingdom. Moreover, Denmark has one of the worlds highest consumption rates of antidepressant medications, a rate that is steadily on the rise. Something here simply does not add up, making it difficult for me to agree with Oprah. Unfortunately, all countries have a darker side of the obvious truth.

Not much longer than a decade ago, the way I thought and acted was absolutely no different than the thoughts and actions of any of my fellow citizens. I acted impulsively and subconsciously, indoctrinated with my countrys oppressive inhibitive mentality. My intellectual transformation took place slowly, after having traveled and worked for many years abroad. In the same way that a religious person might spread the news, I proudly promoted Denmarks collective way of thinking by telling everyone the story about the great and wonderful country named Denmark and bragging equally as much about how great it was to be a Dane.

I slowly began to compare the reality I grew up in to the reality I encountered in the United States, Australia, and Spain. This comparison brought me to see a completely different truth about my own country. It was a reality that few Danes had seen before then. After living a life as a socialist and absolute nationalist who promoted my country as open and caring, I now felt totally deceived when confronted with the reality. I felt embarrassed by the fact that I had personally traveled the world for so many years promoting socialism and a culture that was, and still is, absolutely contrary to what I claimed. Indeed, Denmark is a deprived culture living in absolute denial.

Though I despise living here, Denmark is to some extent a bearable place to live, but it is far from better than other nations and not any more socially happy. Danes are best known for being some of the coldest and most reserved people in the world, with neurotic behavior resulting from oppressive, collectivist mentality.

I had a poor yet reasonably decent childhood in Denmarks then safer society. I grew up among socialists in Denmarks democratic socialism and was indoctrinated by family, friends, and fellow citizens, and consequently I was assimilated into their vicious, oppressive pathological mind game.

I once told a friend that I felt like the Danes owned my thoughts through their continuous attempt to undermine my true individual self. He replied, Maybe they should pay rent then. Though I thought this a cute remark, as an entrepreneur who has risen from the lowest parts of society and achieved an independent lifestyle, I constantly have to be on guard not to trigger my fellow citizens inferior, inhibitive emotions. In Denmark, unlike in the United States, it is important to avoid social-status confrontations, and instead to give way to the ordinary denigration and envythe extreme inferiority complex facilitating democratic socialismthough my self-imposed consciousness tells me that I most definitely have the right to be proud of my achievements and shout them out loud.