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The Making of a Sadist It’s 1999. Real estate attorney Michael Miller has bad news for his 14-year old son. Business has slowed down and they will have to downsize and move to a less wealthy neighborhood. The private schools young Stephen hoped for are no longer in reach; he will have to go to Santa Monica High. The maid can’t stay. Stephen will have to clean up his own room. As a father of three grown men, I can attest that such a change could perturb any 14-year-old boy. But for young Steve Miller, this was his psychological Alamo. His teenage rage at being forced to go to school with people he was afraid of began to overtake his entire being. His fear was being transmuted to sadism. But it was 9/11 that cemented his life story. While it was a traumatic event for everyone who lived through it, for Steve Miller 9/11 became not just a reason to hate immigrants, but a reason to hate anyone who cares about them. His war became not just on Black and brown people, but on liberals, Democrats, and anyone else who sees immigrants as fellow humans. By 2002, at 16 years old, Steve Miller was waging war on his own high school, successfully agitating for more patriotic displays like the Pledge of Allegiance. He invited his new mentors, right-wing propagandists Larry Elder and David Horowitz, to speak to his class. And he was already using the local media to spread his eugenicist brand of hatred. During this period, Stephen Miller became obsessed with Camp of the Saints (1973), a luridly racist book which describes the apocalyptic downfall of Europe due to unmitigated migration. But it wasn’t just the immigrants that were targeted for hatred in the book; it was the people who tried to protect them. By the time Miller graduated high school, he had already decided on his life course: to attack liberal institutions with the goal of making them more racist and cruel. Before reaching college, Steve Miller had devoted himself to sadism as a lifestyle. He is now the most dangerous man in the world. Video: Produced by Stephen Miller’s classmates in 2002 Subscribe: mind-war.com