Speculative Commentary Linking Psychopathy to National Leadership
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The passage is a personal, opinionated discussion that mentions no concrete evidence, transactions, dates, or actionable leads. It merely speculates that the U.S. leadership may exhibit psychopathic t Author claims the United States is ruled by a psychopathic or narcissistic leader. Mentions David Haig, a Harvard evolutionary geneticist, and Jeffrey Epstein as names to add to a lis References a de
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