Virginia Norris Virginia Norris-- the name of the final support person thomas Bannach drummed out of the san fran office-- as V. Norris said --

sure

thermotron we treat you as family

yes thomas bannach and Gregory V Johnson the office lyer and thief--

Failed to tell  Virgina that thomas bannach-- harassed and defrauded 4 or 5 other members of the "Thermotron Family"

in about a 2 years period---

Well as Gregory V Johnson said -- Who ever tell Thomas Bannach what ever lies he wants to hear is RIGHT!!

and it doesn't matter what you say or do to anyone!!

As Hil Sybesma  "quoted" he had thomas Bannach around his "little finger"

he was able to rob customers and embezzle well of 50,000 dollars, the last year of his employment at thermotron-- he spent -- working for coldwell banker selling realestate--

just filling in false time work sheets-- but this was not a problem with Thomas Bannach--

He was fired from his next job at ENSECO within 6 months-- and he "wished he was back at thermotron" or so said marty rich and bruse butler former thermotron employee's



Virginia Norris-- the  name of the  final support person Thomas Bannach drummed out  of the san fran office in California-- as V. Norris said --

Well if Thomas Bannach was harrassing you and drubing  out then i may as well leave also-- 


Yes Thermotron -- where lying cheating and defrauding, slandering people are considered normal 

Thermotron Management training---Say What Again!!-- we treat you as family

ok

Thomas W Bannach harrassment of all the different people he libled and slandered when he was the west coast thermotron manager---

Gee don't you want to go into management at thermotron now??

Thermotron we treat you as family


Thermotron Management training---Say What Again!!-- we treat you as family

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Virginia Norris-- the name of the final support person thomas Bannach drummed out of the san fran office-- as V. Norris said --

Virginia Norris-- the  name of the  final support person Thomas Bannach drummed out  of the san fran office in California-- as V. Norris said --

Well if Thomas Bannach was harrassing you and drubing  out then i may as well leave also-- 


Yes Thermotron -- where lying cheating and defrauding people are considered normal

Characteristics Of Manipulative People. Thermotron management training and sales engineer

Narcissistic Abuse - How It Occurs & How To Overcome It - 1 of 3-- thomas w bannach Harrasment at Thermotron- Dean Tripp

you get the message

 thomas w bannach  Harrasment at Thermotron with Dean Tripp

DEAN Tripp -- couldn't see what was wrong with lying and embezzling and defrauding your co workers


Thermotron  --1..

Thermotron- Dean Tripp -- daily promoted-- going heavy on your working hours, and defrauding and embezzling your working hours

Thermotron--Dean Tripp daily promoted -- going heavy on your travel time to pad you time and embezzling on your travel time..

Thermotron -- Dean Tripp always said the "customer deserves" to be taken out to lunch..

Thermotron--- Dean Tripp said the Management at Thermotron -- liked people would daily lie to the
 




customer and their co - worker -- being dis honest --deceiteful- and a back stabber was a good thing.

HOW TO SPOT A NARCISSIST!--thermotron management training

Narcissistic Personality Disorder: A Portrait--thermotron managemt traing

Narcissists Hate Women, Are Misogynists--thomas w Bannach

USMC = People of the Lie = Malignant Narcissism-- thermotron management holland michigan christians

T W O - R O A D S - L E S S - T R A V E L E D--christian values lived

People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil--- Thermotron where training starts here

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People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil

by M. Scott Peck

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With his classic best-selling bookThe Road Less Traveled, Dr. M. Scott Peck has introduced over three million readers to an integration of the deepest insights of psychiatry with those of religion. In People of the Lie, an absorbing and equally inspiring companion volume, Dr. Peck utilizes the same approach to probe brilliantly the essence of human evil. People who are evil attack others instead of facing their own failures. Peck demonstrates the havoc these People of the Liework in the lives of those around them. He presents, from cases encountered in his psychiatric practice, unforgettably vivid incidents of evil in everyday life. This disturbing, fascinating book offers a strikingly original approach to the age-old problem of human evil.(less)

Thermotron test your Lie-- Q

Test Your Lie-Q

Most people are no better than chimpanzees at detecting lies. Since we hear as many as 200 lies a day, we live with a hidden problem most of us are unaware of. With training in the fundamentals of deception detection, we can significantly improve our liespotting skills. How much do you know about liespotting? Before you step into real-world situations that demand watchful eyes and ears, test your knowledge with our Lie-Q quiz:

1. Which of the following is the least reliable indicator of deception?

Presence or absence of illustrators when talking
Vocal quality
Facial microexpressions
Fake smiles

2. When asked the direct question “At what time did you leave the office last Friday afternoon?” a deceptive person is more likely to:

Repeat the question in full before answering
Repeat just a few words of the question before answering

3. A deceptive person will avoid direct eye contact with you when asked a question:

True
False

4. Which of these two smiles is fake?

Photo A
Photo B

5. When someone says “To be honest…” in response to a direct question:

It indicates he is likely telling the truth
It suggests he is lying or omitting something

6. You are trying to better understand what motivated someone to behave deceptively. They have already admitted to you that they lied. How should you phrase the question to minimize a defensive response?

Tell them all of the facts you already know about the situation and all of the people you have already spoken to so they understand you won't listen to b.s.
Ask them directly why they behaved the way they did.
Ask them what made them do what they did.
Be as silent as possible and just let them talk.

7. Fake smiles can be identified because of the lack of action in which muscles?

Muscles orbiting the eye
Muscles at the corners of the mouth
Muscles around the jaw

8. When a person is lying, the mistakes that can reveal his deception are more likely to be found in:

The words of his story
His nonverbal behavior

9. Which of these seven primary emotions are expressed with the same facial expressions worldwide? Fear, Sadness, Disgust, Happiness, Contempt, Surprise, Anger

All of the above
Anger and Contempt
Sadness and Fear
None of the above

10. People telling a lie will often involuntarily blink more than they do when they’re telling the truth.

True
False

11. Which of the following verbal clues to deception are found in Bill Clinton’s notorious denial: “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.”

Distancing statement
Specific denial
Non-contracted denial
All of the above

12. Which one of the 7 primary emotions appears as an asymmetrical facial expression in its truthful form?

Fear
Sadness
Disgust
Happiness
Contempt
Surprise
Anger

13. A Detailed prologue is:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

14. Use of strict chronological order is:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

15. Expression of emotion is:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

16. Use of Illustration with gestures is:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

17. Addition of an Epilogue is:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

18. Detail around the main event:

likely to be found in true story
likely to be found in deceptive story

THERMOTRON management training---Audio Book Review: People of the Lie Vol. 1: Toward a Psychology of Evil...

People of the Lie: Know your enemy! (playlist) Thermotron former employee

People of the Lie EXCERPTS FROM "PEOPLE OF THE LIE" by M. Scott Peck MD

People of the Lie

EXCERPTS FROM "PEOPLE OF THE LIE" by M. Scott Peck MD

Page 69:

"The central defect of 'the evil' is not the sin but the refusal to acknowledge it.

More often than not these people will be looked at as solid citizens.

How can that be?

How can they be evil and not designated as criminals?

The key word is "designated".

They are criminals in that they commit "crimes" against life and liveliness.

But except in rare instances- such as in the case of Hitler when they might achieve extraordinary degrees of political power that remove them from ordinary restraints, their "crimes are so subtle and covert that they cannot clearly be designated as crimes.

The theme of hiding and covertness will occur again and again throughout the rest of this book. It is the basis for the title "People of the Lie"."

Page 70

"Evil deeds do not make an evil person. Otherwise we would all be evil.

If evil people cannot be defined by the illegality of their deeds or the magnitude of their sins, then how are we to define them?

The answer is by the consistency of their sins.

While usually subtle, their destructiveness is remarkably consistent. This is because those who have "crossed over the line" are characterized by their absolute refusal to tolerate the sense of their own sinfulness."

Page 72

"The poor in spirit do not commit evil.

Evil is not committed by people who feel uncertain about their righteousness, who question their own motives, who worry about betraying themselves.

The evil of this world is committed by the spiritual fat cats, by the Pharisee's of our own day, the self-righteous who think they are without sin because they are unwilling to suffer the discomfort of significant self-examination.

It is out of their failure to put themselves on trial that their evil arises. They are, in my experience remarkably greedy people."

Page 73

"A predominant characteristic of the behavior that I call evil is scapegoating. Because in their hearts they consider themselves above reproach, they must lash out at anyone who does reproach them. They sacrifice others to preserve their self-image of perfection."

Page 74

"Since they must deny their own badness, they must perceive others as bad.

They project their own evil onto the world. The evil attack others instead of facing their own failures.

Spiritual growth requires the acknowledgment of one's own need to grow. If we cannot make that acknowledgment, we have no option except to attempt to eradicate the evidence of our imperfection.

Strangely enough, evil people are often destructive because they are attempting to destroy evil. The problem is that they misplace the locus of the evil. Instead of destroying others they should be destroying the sickness within themselves."

Page 75

"Utterly dedicated to preserving their self-image of perfection, they are unceasingly engaged in the effort to maintain the appearance of moral purity.

They are acutely sensitive to social norms and what others might think of them.

They seem to live lives that are above reproach.

The words "image", "appearance" and "outwardly" are crucial to understanding the morality of 'the evil'.

While they lack any motivation to be good, they intensely desire to appear good.

Their goodness is all on a level of pretense. It is in effect a lie. Actually the lie is designed not so much to deceive others as to deceive themselves. We lie only when we are attempting to cover up something we know to be illicit.

At one and the same time 'the evil' are aware of their evil and desperately trying to avoid the awareness. We become evil by attempting to hide from ourselves.

The wickedness of 'the evil' is not committed directly, but indirectly as a part of this cover-up process. Evil originates not in the absence of guilt but in the effort to escape it.

It often happens then that 'the evil' may be recognized by its very disguise. Because they are such experts at disguise, it is seldom possible to pinpoint the maliciousness of 'the evil'. The disguise is usually impenetrable."

Page 77

"They are not pain avoiders or lazy people in general. To the contrary, they are likely to exert themselves more than most in their continuing effort to obtain and maintain an image of respectability. They may willingly, even eagerly, undergo great hardships in their search for status.

It is only one particular pain they cannot tolerate: the pain of their own conscience, the pain of realization of their own sinfulness and imperfection.

The evil are the last people to ever go to a psychotherapist and to deal with their own deficiencies.

The evil hate the light- the light of goodness that shows them up, the light of scrutiny that exposes them, the light of truth that penetrates their deception. "

Page 78

"They are men and women of obviously strong will, determined to have their own way. There is a remarkable power in the manner in which they attempt to control others."

Page 104

"Those who are evil are masters of disguise;

They are not apt to wittingly disclose their true colors - either to others or to themselves.

It is not without reason that the serpent is renowned for his subtlety. We therefore cannot pass judgment on a person for a single act. Instead judgment must be made on the basis of a whole pattern of acts as well as their manner and style."

Page 121

"We are accustomed to feel pity and sympathy for those who are ill, but the emotions that 'the evil' invoke in us are anger and disgust, if not actual hate.

It is the unwillingness to suffer emotional pain that usually lies at the very root of emotional illness.

Those who fully experience depression, doubt, confusion and despair may be infinitely more healthy than those who are generally certain, complacent, and self-satisfied."

Page 124

"Think of the psychic energy required for the continued maintenance of the pretense so characteristic of 'the evil'! They perhaps direct at least as much energy into their devious rationalizations and destructive compensations as the healthies do into loving behavior.

Why? What possesses them, drives them? Basically, it is fear.

They are terrified that the pretense will break down and they will be exposed to the world and to themselves.

They are continually frightened that they will come face to face with their own evil.

Of all emotions, fear is the most painful. Regardless of how well they attempt to appear calm and collected in their daily dealings, 'the evil' live their lives in fear."

Page 129

"Evil people would be distinguished by these traits:

a) Consistent destructive, scapegoating behavior, which may often be quite subtle;

b) Excessive, albeit usually covert, intolerance to criticism and other forms of narcissistic injury;

c) Pronounced concern with a public image and self-image of respectability, contributing to a stability of lifestyle but also to pretentiousness and denial of hateful feelings or vengeful motives;

d) intellectual deviousness, with an increased likelihood of a mild schizophrenic like disturbance of thinking at times of stress."

Page 130

"But there is another vital reason to correctly name evil: the healing of its victims. The fact of the matter is that evil is one of the most difficult things to cope with."

Page 255

"How are we to take Christ's admonition to " judge not lest you be judged" and still label someone as evil? If you see something wrong don't you try to correct it? Was Hitler OK? Was Jim Jones OK? Were the medical experiments on Jews OK?

There is such a thing as an excess of sympathy, an excess of tolerance, an excess of permissiveness.

The fact of the matter is that we cannot lead decent lives without making judgments; general and moral judgments in particular.

Christ did not enjoin us to refrain from ever judging.

What Jesus went on to say in the next four verses is that we should judge ourselves before we judge others, not that we should not judge at all. We are to purify ourselves before judging others.

This is where 'the evil' fail.

It is the self-criticism they avoid."

Justice is a conscience, not a personal conscience but conscience of the whole of the humanity.

Those who clearly recognize the voice of their own conscience usually recognize also the voice of Justice.