He stemmed from prosperity and had charisma and an electrifying personality.
His fierce drive, he says, stems from unhappy years at school in Cornwall where he was shy, unconfident and bullied.
But having so many wives can create problems". His biggest headache, he said, stems from jealousy among the wives, the first of whom he married out of love.
That conviction, he said, stems from people's penchant for comparing themselves to their peers.
The parasitism charge, he said, stems from his inability to find a job since his release.
The inconsistency in Liverpool's recent performances, he believes, stems from too many enforced changes in central defence.
The heart of the problem, he said, stems from the lack of a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
Barra's fixation with Mays and Mantle, he says, stems from events dating to his childhood in New Jersey.
The current treason charge, he said, stems from a setup by the consulting firm, Dickens and Madson, which is based in Montreal and has worked for the government.
His optimism, he writes, stems from learning that late-onset Alzheimer's "is not completely determined by inheritance" and that lifestyle choices may make a difference.
