Same thug dictatorship, ego crazed bullies in Belfast City Hall. Supported by a few with the same illnesses, the 99% can easily cure this. Moral Mondays Assemble Accountability or MMAA. MMAA's can do and do. LePage could get in again with Cutler and Michaud splitting votes. Shudder to think of LePage unleashed in a final term. We ain't seen nothing yet. Comedians will have a lifetime of material. I've got volumes with Belfast City Hall (Manager, Planner, Attorney, Council, Code) So visibly disgracing the good.
And connecting the corruption dots from State to Local to Business is my post below.
Governor LePage to Visit Front Street Shipyard
www.frontstreetshipyard.com/boatyard.../governor-lepage-to-visit-front-...
And now the Bangor Daily News reports on Belfast Area domestic abuse while local government abuses entire neighborhoods and beat up Mom's. I am Auntiebully.
Searsport man charged after allegedly kicking in door, assaulting estranged wife
Posted By Abigail Curtis On July 24, 2014 (6:02 pm) In Midcoast, News, Police Beat
- My post below- got deleted-but I copied it as soon as I posted- waiting to hear back from Bangor Daily New as to why they censored it.
- Seems like you work in this field- if I can help or you want to reach me, email me anytime
- I agree- psychopath is even closer to Councilor Hurley. The City Planner- Wayne Marshall and City Manger- Joe Slocum fit Borderline Personality Disorder. It comes out when truly threatened and exposed. These City officials have never been exposed until I did so. Their reactions are raw Borderline- #1, 2, 4 & 5.
- High Functioning Borderline Personality Disorder - people BPD's that cope with their pain by raging outward, blaming and accusing family members for real or imagined problemsIn a discussion on BPDFamily.com, Randi Kreger, co-author of Stop Walking on Eggshells, says the situation with high functioning borderlines look more like this:"1. Denial is their primary characteristic. They disavow having any problems and see no need to change. Relationship difficulties, they say, are everyone else's fault. If family members suggests they may have BPD, they almost always accuse the other person of having it instead. (This is why I strongly advise non-BPs to leave this disclosure to a trained professional)2. They cope with their pain by raging outward, blaming and accusing family members for real or imagined problems ("acting out")3. They refuse to seek help from the mental health system unless someone threatens to end the relationship. If they do go, they usually don't intend to work on their own issues. In couples therapy, their goal is often to convince the therapist that they are being victimized4. They may hide their low self-esteem behind a brash, confident pose that hides their inner turmoil. They usually function quite well at work and only display aggressive behavior toward those close to them (high functioning). But the black hole in the gut and their intense self-loathing are still there. It's just buried deeper5. If they also have other mental disorders, they're ones that also allow for high functioning such as Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) or Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD). (These mostly appear concurrently in men-especially APD)6. Family members' greatest challenges include coping with verbal abuse, protecting children, trying to get their family member to seek treatment, and maintaining their self-esteem and sense of reality. Partners, especially, are in relationships with Cluster Two BPs
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