Donald Trump Has Been Indicted And Yes Arrested; Four Times Now And Counting. I was Right
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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
A Large, Complex, Detailed but Irrefutable REPORT on the Presidential Election Fraud which took place in Georgia is almost complete & will be presented by me at a major News Conference at 11:00 A.M. on Monday of next week in Bedminster, New Jersey. Based on the results of this CONCLUSIVE Report, all charges should be dropped against me & others - There will be a complete EXONERATION! They never went after those that Rigged the Election. They only went after those that fought to find the RIGGERS!
8/15/23, 8:49 AM
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/08/15/trump-press-conference-georgi
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Another PETTY meltdown in which he CAPITALIZES random words and uses SO many DOG whistles that pounds all OVER the country descend INTO chaos. 6ixStringJack, you do the dog whistles better than Trump:Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Where's your moral outrage when tranny dudes are wagging their asses in front of little kids at Drag Queen Story Hour?
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Those aren't our guys. Anyone will tell you that.
You might not claim them, but you sure as shit don't denounce the behavior. Both by them and the people with a (D) attached to their name that constantly invite them around children.
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Quote:6ix, I keep repeating this same story but you seem to be unable to grasp the point. These people were my next-door neighbors and Trumptards to the core, repeating the same opinions as 6ix and Signym. To other Trumptards the family seemed sane but to me, they were at the same low levels of sanity where 6ix and Signym dwell. Nothing I said to this family would make them stop and shape up their lives into something more rational. Here is how they ended themselves:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Those aren't our guys. Anyone will tell you that.
You might not claim them, but you sure as shit don't denounce the behavior. Both by them and the people with a (D) attached to their name that constantly invite them around children.
One son was in prison for 10 years for negligent homicide. One son was in prison for 1 year for auto theft. One mother was fatally poisoned with ethylene glycol but nobody went to prison for that. One father with a fatal stroke connected to all this chaos. A gun safe with 20 weapons in it for a household of Trumptards who had no purpose in life. 6ix, I'm giving you a clue as to why I don't vote for the same candidates that Trumptards vote for. One more clue: they were proud of their well-maintained house but now the family is scattered (literally the ashes of two are scattered).
Trump's story of self-destruction in slow motion will probably end as ridiculously as my next-door neighbor's story ended because Trump won't stop acting insane. I suspect there is a stroke in Trump's future as he rages at the unfairness of life.
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Quote:Trump will be issuing the "report". You got things backwards when you appear to think the government will be issuing the "report". The people I know who appear to get things backwards like you, Signym, are the same people who think Trump is a Holy Martyr to be burned at the stake to save them. But Trump poured gasoline on himself and is daring the world to strike a match. His million dollars per week lawyers are the firemen standing by to put out the blaze, just in case somebody accepts Trump's dare.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Is the report anything like the Steele "dossier"?
I hope the DNC/Deep State/transnationalists realize that the more they try to crucify Trump, the more he achieves martyr status..
He's getting some seriously undeserved street cred, just from the actions of his opponents.
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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
Trump is the personification of bad judgment and lack of self-control. But his Trumptards are the same and see nothing exceptionally wrong with him. They want the government to be as faulty as they are. I think they ought to be able to see what a mess they made of their own lives and should restrain themselves from messing up the nation but, like Signym, they get things backwards. They think the government messed up their lives rather than blame themselves for what they obviously did to themselves.
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Oh, I agree that Trump often shows the impulsivity so charactreristic of galloping adult ADHD. And having been feted in the world of real estate and the media circus, he's developed an unhealthy ego about what he can, and can't do; and especially the idea that he can bend government to his will by himself. His appointments were abysmal. The only appointee who would have done him any good - Flynn- was railroaded out early, and Trump didn't fight for him.
He also had the bad judgment to think that the establishments of both parties would keep deal that they had struck.
That's a mistake he would not make again, should he be in office!
But the amount of vindictiveness and hysteria being puked up by the DNC, DOJ, FIB and the media is so out of proportion, the charges so baseless and politically-motivated they're worthy of a third-world nation. The establishments of BOTH parties, the media, and those permament employees ("the interagency") who think they should be running government are discrediting themselves massively.
The only thing they're doing with their constant counterfactual narratives
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INSURRECTION!
UKRAINE ... AS LONG AS IT TAKES!
is driving a big, deep wedge between themselves and anyone who has even one foot in reality. At some point, that wedge will be between themselves and a large majority of the population.
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6ix, I keep repeating this same story but you seem to be unable to grasp the point.
Don't care one lick about your stories dude.
Joe Biden* is President and my metabolic age is 16 years younger than my real age, current smoking and behind-me-alcoholism and all.
I'm doing just fine with Democrats running the show, and once they're ousted that's not going to change anything for me, personally.
It's the rest of the country that I'm worried about.
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Quote:Many Presidential contenders had no hope because they displayed mental instability one time only. Trump is unstable always. As a bonus, he has been indicted but has never acted sober about those charges as a sane person would. Instead, he has acted completely crazy.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Oh, I agree that Trump often shows the impulsivity so charactreristic of galloping adult ADHD. And having been feted in the world of real estate and the media circus, he's developed an unhealthy ego about what he can, and can't do; and especially the idea that he can bend government to his will by himself. His appointments were abysmal.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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And Joe Biden* is...? An exemplar of mental acuity? Biden* is mostly a meat puppet: useful as a megaphone for neocons and transnationalists. At one time, he was also an accomplished international grifter.
Hillary? Pelosi? Harris? (young, but room temp IQ.) McConnell? This is not a one-party problem!
Trump, as I said many times before he was elected, would be a giant loose cannon in DC. People seem to prefer a loose cannon to what we have NOW, which is a censorial system of corrupt leadership. If the DNC wants to 'solve' the Trump problem, they need to come up with BETTER CANDIDATES that will at least moderate the blatant corruption and have SOME respect for the average American.
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
And Joe Biden* is...? An exemplar of mental acuity? Biden* is mostly a meat puppet: useful as a megaphone for neocons and transnationalists. At one time, he was also an accomplished international grifter.
Hillary? Pelosi? Harris? (young, but room temp IQ.) McConnell? This is not a one-party problem!
Trump, as I said many times before he was elected, would be a giant loose cannon in DC. People seem to prefer a loose cannon to what we have NOW, which is a censorial system of corrupt leadership. If the DNC wants to 'solve' the Trump problem, they need to come up with BETTER CANDIDATES that will at least moderate the blatant corruption and have SOME respect for the average American.
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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
Yup. There is not a single electable person running for the Democrat Party, including Biden*.
The only person even remotely electable would be RFK, but TPTB have the Legacy Media slamming him almost as much as they do Trump when they're not outright ignoring him.
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Scientific American, Sept. 2023 asks, “What could go wrong with having crazy Trump in the White House?”
Can you think of a narcissist? Some people might picture Donald Trump, perhaps, or Elon Musk, both of whom are often labeled as such on social media. Or maybe India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, who once wore his own name woven in minute gold letters on each stripe over and over again.
But chances are you’ve encountered a narcissist, and they looked nothing like Trump, Musk or Modi. Up to 6 percent of the U.S. population, mostly men, is estimated to have had narcissistic personality disorder during some period of their lives. And the condition manifests in confoundingly different ways. People with narcissism “may be grandiose or self-loathing, extroverted or socially isolated, captains of industry or unable to maintain steady employment, model citizens or prone to antisocial activities,” according to a review paper on diagnosing the disorder.
Clinicians note several dimensions on which narcissists vary. They may function extremely well, with successful careers and vibrant social lives, or very poorly. They may (or may not) have other disorders, ranging from depression to sociopathy. And although most people are familiar with the “grandiose” version of narcissism—as displayed by an arrogant and pompous person who craves attention—the disorder also comes in a “vulnerable” or “covert” form, where individuals suffer from internal distress and fluctuations in self-esteem. What these seeming opposites have in common is an extreme preoccupation with themselves.
Most psychologists who treat patients say that grandiosity and vulnerability coexist in the same individual, showing up in different situations. Among academic psychologists, however, many contend that these two traits do not always overlap. This debate has raged for decades without resolution, most likely because of a conundrum: vulnerability is almost always present in a therapist’s office, but individuals high in grandiosity are unlikely to show up for treatment. Psychologist Mary Trump deduces, from family history and close observation, that her uncle, Donald Trump, meets the criteria for narcissistic as well as, probably, antisocial personality disorder, at the extreme end of which is sociopathy. But “coming up with an accurate and comprehensive diagnosis would require a full battery of psychological and neuropsychological tests that he’ll never sit for,” she notes in her book on the former president.
Now brain science is contributing to a better understanding of narcissism. It’s unlikely to resolve the debate, but preliminary studies are coming down on the side of the clinicians: vulnerability indeed seems to be the hidden underside of grandiosity.
FANTASY OR REALITY?
Tessa, a 25-year-old who now lives in California, has sometimes felt on top of the world. “I would wake up every day and go to college believing I was going to be a famous singer and that my life was going to be fantastic,” she recalls. “I thought I could just keep perfecting myself and that someday I would end up as this amazing person surrounded by this amazing life.”
But she also hit severe emotional lows. One came when she realized that the fabulous life she imagined might never come to be. “It was one of the longest periods of depression I’ve ever gone through,” Tessa tells me. “I became so bitter, and I’m still working through it right now.”
That dissonance between fantasy and reality has spilled into her relationships. When speaking to other people, she often finds herself bored—and in romantic partnerships, especially, she feels disconnected from both her own and her partner’s emotions. An ex-boyfriend, after breaking up, told her she’d been oblivious to the hurt she caused him by exploding in rage when he failed to meet her expectations. “I told him, ‘Your suffering felt like a cry in the wind—I didn’t know you were feeling that way’... all I could think about was how betrayed I felt,” she says. It upset her to see him connect with other people; she reacted by
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Scientific American, Sept. 2023 asks, “What could go wrong with having crazy Trump in the White House?”
"Imagine the worst..." a dark hollow voice intones "Imagine crazy Trump in office..." https:scientificamerican
Here's the thing: We don't HAVE to imagine. Trump already WAS in office.
Did he start any wars? Blow up the WH? "Destroy democracy as we know it"?
Order censorship? Collude with Russia? Organize a wide-ranging security-state, DOJ, and media attack on political rivals?
Open the border to a horde of illegal aliens? Take a knee? Defund the police?
You should stop paying attention to what politicians say about themselves, totally ignore what they say about each other and compare them on their record.
It's bullshit pretending to be science.
STAND UP A BETTER CANDIDATE AND I WILL VOTE FOR HIM OR HER.
If the DNC or RNC can't do that, I'll write Trump in because his record is better than anyone else's so far. Tulsi would do. RFK Jr. Rand Paul. You have choices. I suggest you promote them.
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