President Obama is revealing, through his Iran deal, a “destructive rage beyond belief” that should be alarming to the world because of its implication for the balance of nuclear-weapons power, according to a forensic profiler whose work includes the double-murder case against O.J. Simpson and the Natalie Holloway disappearance.
Andrew G. Hodges, M.D., a board-certified psychiatrist in private practice, in a response to WND, cited Obama’s recent description of himself as an “uncaged bear” and his statement there’s “no telling what I might do.”
“He warns us he’s slipping mentally – his judgment impaired,” Hodges said.
Hodges, author of “The Obama Confession: Secret Fear. Secret Fury” and a new book, “As Done Unto You,” about the Amanda Knox case, previously was assistant clinical professor psychiatry at the University of Alabama School of Medicine.
He has helped pioneer work on the brilliant unconscious mind, which he explained in his 1994 book, “The Deeper Intelligence.”
He teaches that by accessing and interpreting messages from a person’s “unconscious super intelligence,” he can uncover confessions as well as motives for crimes.
And Obama is revealing that he’s not exactly clinically deranged, but he’s not altogether stable, and the nuclear deal with Iran ultimately will threaten the world by giving the rogue regime access to nuclear bombs.
“Secretly his super-intel confesses, ‘I am the biggest threat to the world. I am the climate change that can eliminate us all,’” Hodges said.
Hodges explains Obama uses “three basic psycholinguistic maneuvers, all unconscious: denial, projection and use of key images which reflect his true intent.”
“Secretly his words tell us about his true psyche deep down.”
He cites a 2014 speech by Obama in which “he secretly confessed to hidden attacks on America driven by a deep inner madness.”
“Not a clinical madness but a ‘near madness’ – the disturbance of a secretly angry traumatized leader,” Hodges said.
Obama, noted Hodges, said Republican inaction “drives you nuts … and it drives me nuts.”
After mentioning the Republicans’ frustrating “inaction,” Obama added: “They’re [Republicans] not doing anything – and they’re mad.”
Hodges said that unconsciously, Obama is “telling us that his own famous ‘inaction’ represents secret madness and escalating passive-aggression.”
“In short, Obama was projecting his inner turmoil and disguised rage onto Republicans,” Hodges said.
Another comment furthered the message, Hodges wrote.
“Remember, things said in jest are ideal for true super-intel confessions. Obama said, ‘With Secret Service, I always tease them, I’m like a caged bear and sometimes I break loose. And I’m feeling super loose today, so you don’t know what I might do.’”
“He is increasingly out of control – ‘super loose’ indeed,” Hodges wrote.
“Madness in the Oval Office guiding the nation is eerily reminiscent of his ‘uncaged bear’ self-image.
His flippant comment, ‘no telling what I might do,’ implies the same complete loss of judgment. His imagery depicts destructive rage beyond belief. What the world has always feared – a near-madman at the controls of a nuclear bomb appearing rational on the surface.”
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