Climate Hysteria

Think rationally and stop talking under the effect of hysteria

The anti Japanese hysteria of the 1980 s fell on fertile ground.

My advice to them was to not get caught up in the hysteria.

Meanwhile, recent school hysteria has been put down to ghostly sightings, including that of the Bunian.

Witness the vitriol and hysteria that accompanied the US Federal Reserve s policy of so called quantitative easing.

In pumping up football induced hysteria, Russian politicians headed by then President Vladimir Putin took the lead.

Not insignificantly, this hysteria was whipped up in the name of fighting treason and bolstering national security.

The trial opened on 3 April 1895 amid scenes of near hysteria both in the press and the public galleries.

Then when their health goes awry, they blame everything but their hysteria, ignorance and inability to think or research for themselves.

It is also described by Freud in pathological terms in his study of Dora (1905), where he relates it to hysteria.

But, while concern about terrorism is greater, and immigration restrictions are tighter, the hysteria of the early days after 9 11 has abated.

At the height of the assault, some villagers, men and women, came out in the open in a state of frenzy and hysteria.

The other faction was rooted in nineteenth century know nothing populism, with its flights of nationalist hysteria, defense of traditional prejudices, and resentment of intellectual and economic elites.

Holocaust Remembrance Day in Jerusalem this year again saw Israeli leaders competing with each other in feeding the gloom of the national psyche and public hysteria surrounding Iran s intentions.

In grim detail, his letter described the bloody mayhem that the slaughter brought to his hospital and the hysteria of ordinary people as they arrived to find children and loved ones dead.

It's hard to believe that some people can see ghostly apparitions, like djins, bunian, jembalang and so on..this is a gift from God..did you heard the news about hysteria in new schools in Malaysia recently?

The World Cup will kick off in about three weeks and bloggers across the Levant have already been busy using their keyboards and camera shutters trying to capture the hysteria that engulfs the world once every four years.

Netanyahu, if he wished, could take a lot of the credit for this achievement. Had he not fueled global hysteria over Iran s nuclear ambitions, the crippling international sanctions regime that eventually pushed Iran to a deal might never have been implemented.

The choice of words to describe America s fiscal situation matters, given the hysteria that has been whipped up in recent months, primarily by people who want to make big cuts in the country s two main entitlement programs, Social Security and Medicare.

On the No side a disparate coalition drawn from both the far right and the far left, including ultra Catholics and unreconstructed Marxists, has sought to whip up hysteria about supposed threats ranging from military conscription to euthanasia and abortion.

An attack on Iran, especially if it develops into a longer war involving regional proxies, is bound to become the trigger for mass anti Israel and anti US hysteria, which might draw the Islamist regimes in the region into a dynamic of escalation.

It seems as though Americans can tolerate a society in which schoolchildren and other innocents are regularly murdered by deranged men with weapons bought on the open market, but erupt in collective hysteria when the killings are committed by people labeled as terrorists.

An estimated half a million people were killed during the anti communist hysteria and even more Indonesians suffered torture, enforced disappearances, rape, sexual slavery, and other crimes of sexual violence, slavery, arbitrary arrest, and detention, forced displacement, and forced labor after 1965.

An attack on Iran, especially if it develops into a longer war involving regional proxies, is bound to become the trigger for mass anti Israel and anti US hysteria, which might draw the Islamist regimes in the region into a dynamic of escalation. It would be impossible to rule out a regional war.

Thus, women are often denied the right to cry openly, and are even urged to ululate' in celebration, which many of them do while in a state of shock, hysteria or total breakdown. This masking of grief further obfuscates the psychological impacts of violence on women and creates yet another dimension to their suffering.