This report proposes a new medical syndrome titled the "Will Syndrome". A syndrome that explains why many become police officers. And this syndrome might be the proper syndrome to appreciate in the context of global terrorism -
what makes a terrorist set his or her mind to blow themselves up causing vast damage to others.

(extract, refer web page for full draft treatise) This report proposes a new medical syndrome titled the "Will Syndrome". This syndrome might be the proper syndrome to appreciate in the context of global terrorism - what makes a terrorist set his or her mind to blow themselves up causing vast damage to others. You may also want to read an extract from our Science of Life series titled the Science of Control and Domination. If you are a psychiatrist willing to contribute to clearly understand the nature of this unusual phenomena, please drop me an email. Personally, I absolutely hate making poor or wrong assumptions when it comes to this type of medical science, and the reason I would perhaps rejoice more if a psychiatrist pointed out flaws in this more so than aided in its refinement (the latter most important too of course). This syndrome, or the diagnosis thereof, belongs the a new field of medicine which I have defined as "Neuroscience in Psychiatry" (refer main page for draft treatise). The reason being is that to "project" a "will" into another, can be compared to projecting a complex mathematical equation which the brain of the recipient decodes and uses to form specific electro-magnetic like fields in the brain. September 2007 This report has been produced using the techniques of Artificial Intelligence as developed for a medical diagnosis “expert system” mentioned herein and known as 5GL-Doctor. The techniques show patterns outside the scope of natural human intelligence to show. Human intelligence is usually limited by the “belief system”. That which is outside the scope of the belief system is often challenged and resisted. Common defense mechanisms used by the belief system are “its a personal issue” or “not everything is known” or “that is just malice”, or “he or she has a problem with authority”, etc. After reading, and for a better medical-clinical definition of an "animal human", click here. Summary of the Will Syndrome The cause of the syndrome is excess stress that internally destroys the psyche and instead forms "fixation" after fixation that build together to be the "Will Syndrome". A person with this syndrome can project a lie so well it can move another to tears - it can come across as so believable and convincing. Such a lie is likely to have to do something with "fear". Such a lie projects a "will". The will to survive is triggered by fear, and an aspect of this will is triggered by any fear. Generate such a fear, project it, into another person, and a subset of the Will Syndrome begins to form in a person the target of the Will Syndrome. Example. A man lives with his mother who has Alzheimer's. He can not cope anymore. His brother thinks it is time their mother went to a nursing home. But it is too late, the person now has the Will Syndrome in full. So he goes to the police a few times claiming his brother had frightened the life out of him, threatening him, sending him threatening email. The intention here is not to get the police to investigate at this point, but to set a pattern in motion that, when finally the Will Syndrome makes a decisive move, will result in a police officer saying to the innocent victim of this scam "if you keep saying the truth I will arrest you". (actual case, reported to police in Australia, refer our "Alzheimer's legal scam" report to understand in context, the police did not appear to be interested merely sending out a police officer about to retire to investigate and this person, quite rightly really I feel, had solely retirement plans on his mind and was not particularly interested in initiating an investigation). Besides the example of the Will Syndrome as put together from the Alzheimer's Legal Scam report, another example comes from Air Crash Investigations. A flight engineer who has the "spare seat" on courier flight, appears to go berserk, smashes the heads of the flight engineer and the two pilots with a hammer. After a harrowing ordeal, the three men manage to subdue this person. Back home on his bed he left his Last Will and Testament. This person was highly intelligent, a brilliant chess player, and no one would have suspected his intent. It appears he was determined his two children "will go" to the best school, and he had some serious marital problems at the time, and he was afraid he "will" loose his job as a flight engineer soon due to a lie he told on the application form that was now found out and for which the penalty was instant dismissal, and decided he would arrange an aircraft accident because this would pay out large amounts of money to his children who would then be able to go to the school he wanted and also have the things in life he wanted them to have. The Will Syndrome is true "criminal insanity" at its peak, however, once it discharges, it is possible a healing process can take place naturally. However, what, or even if, "trauma" might be involved in this healing process is not understood. The Will Syndrome does not altogether fool the person. It is a new and different type of mental condition. For example, a person with the Will Syndrome might appear to create all sorts of problems for another family member in order to gain what appears as financial advantage (but that is not the deep reason, at least not at first but later he or she can no longer help themselves) but this person might then go around telling other family members that "he was so frightened that is why he did this or that." A lie, yes, but projected using a will, and the object here is not to loose all the links to the family, as if a part of the soul is saying, "please understand me, I am not really a bad calculating person, but I simply had no choice because I was fighting for my sanity". My personal opinion is that it is highly likely every police officer has to some extent the Will Syndrome. Not a problem when it is below a certain "magnitude", it probably makes a police officer do his or her job better, but it makes a police officer or a "police officer type" extremely vulnerable to "manipulation" at the will level by a person with the active Will Syndrome. (it is rarely a deliberate act, it is survival, the person is completely without understanding why he or she is acting in a certain way or saying certain things; sure, later, when a discharge takes place such as perhaps by a grief situation, the person during recovery may awaken to many things and may feel extreme guilt even, but during the active component of the Will Syndrome the person was in a sense no more than a baby inside a man.) I also suspect that any police officer caught in such a situation, may not be able to recover without treatment (but what is "treatment"?) at the "will" level and is best moved to a desk job or similar rather than any direct face to face interaction with the public.