Foreigner: Creed of the velvet vampirism

## Red Quest

Goal: Objective a person wants to achieve. It could be part of a plan and require a strategic approach to circumstances based on the situation of the User.

Intention: Desired effect of a Course of action based on the knowledge of its implications and consequences. It is strongly related to the notions of good and evil.

Accident: Calamity or disastrous Circumstance resultant from the dynamics of the Unknown and the inability to fully control a situation and those of others.

Priorization: Assessment of the hierarchical value of a Goal within a set of Desires in a given time.

Priority: Meta-heuristic consideration of Priorization and its confusion with Goals, deriving in a Constraint.

Motivation: Set of considerations, notions and assessments that drive the actions of a User towards the achievement of a Goal.

Internal Locus: Internal driver of motivational resolutions derived from mental life, Situation, identity and self.

External Locus: External driver of motivational resolutions derived from environment, Circumstance and Social structure.

Convention: Set of procedural and ideological considerations that shape the course of action of a given group in function of the Zeitgeist, Identity and Affiliation to an organizational culture.

## Elitism

Biased considerations of Utility based on the paradigm of Economy and Financial power as a mean for the assessment of Benefit, Interest and Profit. It is Consistent with Positivism and Social Darwinism.

* Physical Attractiveness: Interplay of facial symmetry and body image.
* Racial Zeitgeist: Interplay of Genetic Factors of identity.
* International Zeitgeist: Interplay of touristic and Educational factors of identity.
* Acquisitive Power: Interplay of Monetary and Nepotistic factors of Identity.
* Reputation: Interplay of Institutional Credibility and acceptance by the Populi.
* Miasmus: Interplay of Reputation and Miasmus Styles considered Unclean by the Populi.

## Velvet vampirism

Tourist: Bourgeoisie or Poor families who travels around the world. They tend to travel due to Cultural interests, Economic interests or migrate as a strategy to raise Status in the Rat Race. Deviants engage in Sex Rings, often involving Celebrities.

One night stand: To have sexual relationship with a total stranger after a casual rejoice with a given similarity or simple opportunity.

Casual Sex: To have a sexual relationship without the intention to have a periodic set of meetings or an emotional relationship.

Cruising: To look for a sexual partner in a random way in order to have Casual Sex or a One night stand.

Sex Ring: Group of Sex Workers and their Clients.

Unprotected Sex: To engage in a sexual relationship without the Use of Protection, risking contagion of a sexually transmitted disease.

Celebrity: Famous worker from the Entertainment Industry. They are Millionaires, Bourgeoisie and Gomols with chronic Hedonistic practices.

Ring member: People involved in the Prostitution Industry, most generally a Nympho or Bourgeoisie with average level of Facial Symmetry and Voluptuousness pursuing a Career as a Model. Most beauty pageants around the world are organized by the Burgundian Court for the Education and Inflation of Ring members. They engage in Ostracism campaigns against Pirates who used to be Monarchs.

## Physical atractiveness:

* Facial Symmetry: Proportion that expresses the attractiveness of a face. Extroverts are Especially Vulnerable to the Attraction Impelled by Human Faces.
* Voluptuousness: Proportion that expressed the attractiveness of a body.

## Vampire World

Model: Person who models as a Career.

Naked Lunch: To take Models or young people to have a Sexual relationship with Foreigners or Local Elitists in exchange of Money or access to Drugs and Fancy places that give the impression of Luxury and Privilege.

Blue transparency: Young person with the tendency of participating of Naked Lunch.

Cliché: Recurrent course of action with ridiculous connotation resultant of their acknowledged as a Past-due strategy based on context, Zeitgeist and Ideology.

Trope: Recurrent narrative of successive outcomes in a given Situation and Circumstance.

Inflation: Governmental Application of Paradox to raise the prices of certain assets. The illegal status of Drugs is the main reason of global Inflation; it represents both profits for the Criminal Syndicate, Corrupts Citizens with Morality due to their incursion in the Criminal World and creates the perfect condition for the Rat Race and Molochism.

Asset: Belonging with a given value in an Economic System.

Sonoput: Son or Daughter of a Prostitute. If they are Elite Prostitutes their children are considered Sifrin. They are usually the descendants of Models associated to the Sex Rings with Maximum Levels of Physical Attractiveness.

Nympho: Person Addicted to Sex, most generally Promiscuous and Risk taker.

Promiscuous: Person with multiple sex partners.

Gaslight: Sociopathic strategy enforced by Narcissist Users consistent with Psychological torture, based on the enunciation of facts in a way that the victim feels guilty of their calamities, deriving in doubt and ultimately fear and dependency upon the manipulator. It is one of the paths of the Star of Apophis witnessed in everyday life.

## Manipulation techniques of a Sociopathic bully

* Minimization: An aggressor attempts to assert that his behavior is not really harmful or irresponsible.

* Lying: Deceptive enunciation of facts in order to explain a situation in a convenient way. It could involve the withholding of relevant information. It is predictable that Sociopaths will utilize this strategy to achieve their goals.
* Denialism: Rejection of a fact by eluding the responsibility of actions in order to achieve the blur of any justification driving a reclaim against them for their inappropriate behavior.
* SelectGoal: Objective a person wants to achieve. It could be part of a plan and require a strategic approach to circumstances based on the situation of the User.ive inattention: Passive aggressive tendency of behavior based on subtractive communication, interruption and omission of communicative efforts by another person.
* Rationalization: Construction of an excuse to justify the inappropriate behavior and evade responsibility of their actions.
* Diversion: Avoidance of the sensitive subject that could imply the acknowledgement of their deeds.
* Evasion: Enforcement of vagueness characterized by lack of commitment to avoid the acknowledgement of the Corrupted activities.
* CGoal: Objective a person wants to achieve. It could be part of a plan and require a strategic approach to circumstances based on the situation of the User.overt intimidation:  Toxic emphasis on another person’s faults, defects and mistakes.
* Guilt-tipping: To blame somebody else for the own mistakes.
* Shaming: Pursue of a course of action with dissuasive consequences in the enunciation of the faults of somebody else in an inquisitive and mostly public way.
* Self-victimization: Enunciation of the own responsibility in an arrangement that implies the Aggressor to be the victim.
* Vilification of the victim: Enunciation of the own strategy as a measure of self-defense.
* Playing a servant role: To fake humbleness and submission to an authority in order to achieve a privileged position or offend others with passive-aggressive behavior in a quest for power and domain.

## Elements of sociopathic Charm

* Provocative behavior directed towards a goal out of reach.
* Synthetic notion of intimacy based on circumstantial proximity with the intention of emotional blackmail.
* Histrionic and confident behavior manifested in straightforward language.
* Imitative and malleable behavior with disruptive enunciation of statements alternated with condescending agreement and lack of feedback.
* Over emotional language appealing to pathos and based on omission.
* Moral indeterminacy manifested in a ever-changing opinion and manifested in re-evaluation of a circumstance and situation leading to the same conclusion.
* Deceptive physical apparel based on luxury, utilized in order to imply notions of grandeur and self-regulation.
* Over ePmotional appeal and efforts of humorous enunciation.

## Dogma of Narcissism

1.  Contempt for Language, which they twist, distort, and abuse. *(Supremacy of Action - Herod - Chauvinism)*

2.  Contempt for Kindness, which they see as foolish weakness. *(Supremacy of Competition - Herod - Violence)*

3.  Contempt for Honesty, which is a threat they seek to discredit. *(Supremacy of Deceit - Salome - Self indulgence)*

4.  Contempt for Responsibility, which they refute and deflect onto others. *(Supremacy of Pleasure - Salome - Self indulgence)*

5.  Contempt for Trust, which they violate and mutilate. *(Supremacy of Domination - Herod - Pride)*

6.  Contempt for Love, which they do not feel but use as a weapon against others who do. *(Supremacy of Individualism - Tapestry - Pride)*

7.  Contempt for Authenticity, which threatens their false facade. *(Supremacy of Impassivity - Tapestry - Pride)*

8.  Contempt for Generosity, which threatens their primitive selfishness. *(Supremacy of Indifference - Tapestry - Pride)*

9.  Contempt for Forgiveness, which they regard as giving others power. *(Supremacy of Vendetta - Herod - Pride)*

10. Contempt for Remorse, which they do not feel but see as weakness in others to be exploited. *(Supremacy of Cruelty - Herod - Wrath)*

11. Contempt for Accuracy, which threatens their self-protective distortions of reality. *(Supremacy of Destruction - Tapestry - Wrath)*

12. Contempt for Truth, which exposses their shame forcing them to deny, dismiss, defile, and deform facts. *(Supremacy of Crime - Tapestry - Self-indulgence)*

## Traits of the Paranoid Narcissist Sociopath

1.  Projects self-importance beyond position, experience, or what has been duly earned or deserved.

2.  Has a grandiose idea of who he is and what he thinks he can achieve.

3.  Often talks about his need to lead, to be in charge, or to exercise power.

4.  Requires and seeks excessive admiration from others.

5.  Has a sense of entitlement, expecting to be treated as someone special or given priority at all times.

6.  Is interpersonally exploitative of others for personal gain.

7.  Lacks empathy and is unable to recognize the needs or suffering of others.

8.  Is often envious of others or believes others are envious of him.

9.  Is arrogant and haughty in behavior or attitude.

10. Has a tendency to see his problems as unique or more acute than anyone else’s.

11. Has an exaggerated sense of privilege that allows him to bend rules and break laws.

12. Is hypersensitive to how he is seen or perceived by others.

13. Interacting with this individual leaves you irritated, troubled, worried, upset, or anxious.

14. Tends to overvalue himself and his capabilities in almost all things.

15. Makes a point of devaluing others as being inferior, incapable, or not worthy.

16. Has demonstrated little sympathy or empathy for others; nevertheless, expects others to show him endless empathy and support.

17. Is considered to be or acts like a bully.

18. Deep emotions appear to be difficult for him to comprehend. Seems emotionally detached at times when deeply felt emotions are most needed.

19. Has a need to control others and demands total loyalty at all times.

20. Repeatedly has violated boundaries of rules, privacy, secrecy, or social decorum.

21. Only sees his own problems and repeatedly ignores the problems or struggles others may have.

22. Has angry reactions to minor slights—seems to always have an ax to grind.

23. Seems to lack altruistic qualities—everything is done for a selfish purpose; rarely does anything for the good of others.

24. Is very thin-skinned, and any criticism is considered a personal attack.

25. Sees goodness as a weakness.

26. Has a need to habitually inflate personal accomplishments, deeds, or experiences.

27. When criticized, seems insecure and tends to lash out with anger or rage.

28. Acts imperious, not wishing to know what others think, have planned, or are concerned about.

29. Devalues people who work for him without consideration for their feelings, loyalty, or sacrifices.

30. Is disinterested in knowing more about you and others and lacks normal curiosity in others. In essence, he only likes to talk about himself.

31. At times, displays a certain coldness or aloofness that makes you think you really don’t know the true measure of this person.

32. Is inappropriately boastful of accomplishments and does so with frequency.

33. Doesn’t ever seem to feel guilty about anything he has done wrong and is unlikely to apologize or to show remorse.

34. Sees those who disagree with him as “enemies.”

35. Has resorted to cheating, conning, scheming, embezzling, or other criminal activity to achieve success.

36. Is a "wound collector"—constantly looking for and ruminating on social slights and grievances, which he never forgets.

37. Is often rigid, unbending, and insensitive in his thinking and speaking.

38. Tries to over-control what others do or think.

39. Demonstrations of empathy are short-term, superficial, or self-serving.

40. Doesn’t seem to reciprocate the attention, gratitude, or kindness of others.

41. Seems to lack tenderness, passion, or softness; everything is seemingly tension-producing or threatening in his life.

42. Uses insults to establish superiority, dominance, or control.

43. Becomes indignant when others fail to show absolute loyalty or when they publicly disagree with him.

44. One of these words usually applies to him: snobbish, disdainful, arrogant, patronizing.

45. Is unwilling to acknowledge the own mistakes, wrongdoings, bad ideas, or perilous actions.

46. Believes that others are always seeking to exploit or harm him in some way.

47. Sees nothing wrong with lying and coopts others to lie for him— lying for him is a way of life.

48. Holds grudges for a long time and is not forgiving of slights, even after many years.

49. He habitually questions the intentions of others and has shown to be distrustful of: a spouse, intimate relations, family, or workmates.

50. Is quick to anger or has been described as having a “very short fuse.”

51. At times is jealous with little or no justification.

52. Feels a need to be guarded, secretive, devious, and scheming, or thinks others around him are that way.

53. Is reluctant or unwilling to entertain alternative views; readily dismisses them.

54. Sees self as a victim of one or more of these things: life, society, foreigners, minorities, government, family, workers, conspiracies, cabals, et cetera.

55. Does not hesitate to insult others publicly, to debase them, or to engage in ad hominem attacks.

56. Is incapable of truly relaxing and seems to be constantly guarded, almost always serious, lacking in humor and joy.

57. Constantly looks for signs that others are conspiring or planning something against him.

58. Claims that past failings at work or in relationships have been the fault of others—he is never at fault.

59. Claims to have perfect recall of events and facts when in fact the information is often faulty, exaggerated, or biased.

60. His thoughts, beliefs, and prejudices are rigid and inflexible, and he becomes truculent or combative when challenged.

61. Is needlessly preoccupied with unjustified doubts about the loyalty of others.

62. Sees oneself as excessively self-important or believes he is infallible—completely lacking humility or self-awareness.

63. There is a generalized anxious feeling of pending doom or that some sort of unspecified harm will befall him.

64. Seems to view the world in general as a place where one needs to be “on guard” at all times and that others are generally out to “get you” or will lie and deceive.

65. Often has an unrelenting, one-track mind about this or that issue and can’t seem to let go.

66. Insists that only he has a clear understanding of the threats that are out there, and in his view there are many.

67. Is overly demanding, pedantic, or arrogant.

68. Is highly inflexible in his thinking and stubbornly refuses at times to recognize facts.

69. Tends to be unromantic, lacking tenderness or empathy in his interpersonal relations.

70. Is distrustful of people who are different because of religion, ethnicity, place of birth, socioeconomic status, or because they are minorities.

71. Is all too often hostile, stubborn, or defensive.

72. Seeks to surround with people who only think as he does (other “True Believers” as defined by Eric Hoffer) or who contribute to “groupthink.”

73. Makes it a habit to frighten others or to make others fear for their safety or well-being by vilifying someone or a group of people.

74. Often and systematically overvalues himself at the expense of devaluing others.

75. For him, propaganda and deception are more important and useful than truth.

76. Is not above using or permitting others to use violence to quell dissent.

77. Relishes having an enemy to focus on and blame for when things go wrong.

78. Believes there is always a conspiracy or an individual trying to undermine him.

79. Recognizes, almost instinctively, that hate is useful, as it unites people in a common cause.

80. Truth and facts are whatever he spews out at any given moment without regard for facts, reality, truth, or actuality. Mendacity is not an occasional occurrence; it is a way of life.