Plutonium nitricum: I had the idea of making a bomb from hydrochloric acid and zinc

B. Laden (let us call him that!) was born in 1981. I met him in August 2000 when I was visiting his aunt. She asked me to treat him because he could not keep a job. It always starts well: he makes an intelligent impression, has clear professional goals, appears mature and stable, which initially impresses his boss; but very quickly he is sacked for incompetence and impertinence.

• he is incapable of obeying and of being dependent on someone else
• he rejects every authority
• he is unrestrained and suffers from mood swings

He has always been quick to anger. Three times he set the curtains and the carpet on fire as soon as he was big enough to reach the matches.

Unable to exert himself:
“I’m doing great, but then someone asks me to do something – and that’s it. Suddenly I feel weak and can’t do anything any more.”

Destruction by bomb blast

Despite great physical strength:
“I have never lost an arm-wrestle.”

“I don’t mind working on my car for 10 hours, but as soon as I am meant to work for someone else I get hot flashes and lose my strength. If I even think about it I get hot.”

Destruction, bomb, terrorism:
“I told my father: ‘Everything you have built in the last 50 years I can destroy in a second; you, your wife, your house, your garden, everything. Hit me and I swear I will burn it all down.’”
X. wouldn’t pay me back my money. I said to him: ‘If you don’t pay, I’ll set your car on fire.’ If someone owes me money, I only need to say: ‘I’ll beat you up’, and I get the money back immediately!”

”When I get angry I could set everything alight. Well, it’s less the fire, it’s the explosion. I take 25 litres of petrol and hold a match to it; if it happens in the cellar there’s a great explosion and the house flies up in the air. You tape the can with adhesive tape and make a hole in the lid to put a cigarette in, you light it and it goes: BANG!”
“I had the idea of making a bomb from a pressure cooker with hydrochloric acid and zinc. You tape it all up and wait 24 hours.”
“I often think I could be a good terrorist; that my job is to plant bombs.”

He often talks about placing bombs near a nuclear power station that would then explode while he goes off to the next attack, and so on.

Drugs
“I’ve been smoking cannabis since I was sixteen.”

Fire
Nightmares:
1. a room without an exit in which everything is dangerous. There is only one way out: to go through a phosphorescent tub to be transformed into a robot, but for me it didn’t work. There were men who were transformed in that tub.
There is a boss here, but I don’t want to hear about it. It is like in my life.
At the end of the dream I understood that I had to dip my arms into the tub, but for me it made no difference; they remained normal as always.

2: I have to inhale the same phosphorescent substance to get “high”; it is a drug.

Analysis:
There is a resistance to development through the power of an external light, hence the inability to accept advice or instructions from the father or the boss. If we associate this resistance with the bomb theme and the violence at the expense of intelligence, Plutonium is quite obvious. However one must know the pathogenesis!

Prescription: Plutonium nitricum 1M

Follow-up:
A few months later his aunt told me that he seemed transformed by the remedy; he had found a job and everything was going well.
When he relapsed and became restless again, I was asked to give the remedy again and each time he regained his composure; this happened three times within two years. Since April 2002 I have heard nothing more about him.

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Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Category: Cases
Keywords: Destruction, bomb, terrorism, resistance, refusal of authority, anger, violence.
Remedy: Plutonium nitricum

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