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Psychiatrists are convinced that the destructive power of these symptoms depends on the nature and stage of development of one's disease, along with patient's mental limitations. Psychiatrists often joke about the fact that there are no healthy people, only undiagnosed ones, but in general it's easier to diagnose a person in spring than in winter or summer.
It is difficult to state with certainty how much more often seasonal exacerbations occur in politicians than in ordinary mortals. It's a common joke that in order to go insane one must have a brain, and certain political figures have shown no signs of possessing one. But by putting jokes aside, one may note that a cook that has gone mental in the worst case scenario can completely ruin a dish, but with a politician hit by a similar scenario can lead his country to grave consequences.
It is therefore not surprising that a great many of wars and revolutions began in the spring. Take, at least the conflicts in Syria, Iraq, and Vietnam.
Certain announcement made by the rich and powerful in springtime continue fascinating political analysts and historians alike. For instance, in the spring of 2004 George Bush Junior made a pretty peculiar statement, by saying that: "I'm honored to shake the hand of a brave Iraqi citizen who had his hand cut off by Saddam Hussein."
Comment: Not gonna happen. No matter the season, pathological is pathological.