Arthur Brain (January 3rd, 2018),Rusha (January 5th, 2018)
President Donald Trump’s decision to brag in a tweet about the size of his “nuclear button” compared with North Korea’s was widely condemned as bellicose and reckless. The comments are also part of a larger pattern of odd and often alarming behavior for a person in the nation’s highest office.
Trump’s grandiosity and impulsivity has made him a constant subject of speculation among those concerned with his mental health. But after more than a year of talking to doctors and researchers about whether and how the cognitive sciences could offer a lens to explain Trump’s behavior, I’ve come to believe there should be a role for professional evaluation beyond speculating from afar.
I’m not alone. Viewers of Trump’s recent speeches have begun noticing minor abnormalities in his movements. In November, he used his free hand to steady a small Fiji bottle as he brought it to his mouth. Onlookers described the movement as “awkward” and made jokes about hand size. Some called out Trump for doing the exact thing he had mocked Senator Marco Rubio for during the presidential primary—conspicuously drinking water during a speech...Then in December, speaking about his national-security plan in Washington, D.C., Trump reached under his podium and grabbed a glass with both hands. This time he kept them on the glass the entire time he drank, and as he put the glass down. This drew even more attention. The gesture was like that of an extremely cold person cradling a mug of cocoa. Some viewers likened him to a child just learning to handle a cup.
Then there was an incident of slurred speech. Announcing the relocation of the American embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem—a dramatic foreign-policy move—Trump became difficult to understand at a phonetic level, which did little to reassure many observers of the soundness of his decision...The frontal lobes also control speech, and over the years, Donald Trump’s fluency has regressed and his vocabulary contracted. In May of last year, the journalist Sharon Begley at Stat analyzed changes in his speech patterns during interviews over the years.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...ecline/548759/
Let's say that I suffer from a delusion. I will call this delusion "Fact-check Syndrome." I respond by citing facts.
Most people online don't want to be corrected. They do not care about anything that does not agree with them.
Arthur Brain (January 3rd, 2018),Rusha (January 5th, 2018)
Trump is miserably happening to Trump.
Arthur Brain (January 3rd, 2018),Rusha (January 5th, 2018)
I suppose Hillary or Biden would be more lucid -
Compilation of Joe Biden being Creepy
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Biblical Flat Enclosed Earth and Firmament
Conspiracy - Are Some Theories Accurate?
Grosnick Marowbe (January 8th, 2018)
Does it matter where you put your hands when you hug someone?
Apparently, it does; those women weren't smiling when Trump "hugged" them.
Let's say that I suffer from a delusion. I will call this delusion "Fact-check Syndrome." I respond by citing facts.
Most people online don't want to be corrected. They do not care about anything that does not agree with them.
No surprise, as the shameless leftist media condemns practically every single word Trump says.
Here's the tweet:
"North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un just stated that the '
Nuclear Button is on his desk at all times.' Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a muchbigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!"
Now I ask you, seriously, why on earth would folks be in such an uproar over THAT?
I could imagine a lot of our Presidents saying the same, as Roosevelt, Reagan, Kennedy, etc.
And if Obama or Hillary said it, the left would give them a standing ovation.
Most folks have wised up that just about any news the left reports about Trump is going to be overblown, exaggerated, and automatically negative; and as we have seen, sometimes just flat out fake news.
I'll tell ya what I thought when I read Trump's above tweet .... (and brace yourself because it's gonna be the same reaction a lot of Americans had) ....
I smiled and said "Atta boy!"
I loved it, and I, for one among many, want our nuke button to be bigger and more powerful than anyone else's.
Nevertheless, have a nice day.
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"The LORD is a man of war: the LORD is his name." Exodus 15:3
Grosnick Marowbe (January 8th, 2018)
Nothing is happening to Trump. We are just finding out who Trump really is.
Galatians 5:22-23 (New International Version)
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
What are my fruits today?
Cityboy With Horses A blog about what happens when you say, "I Promise"
"Moral standards" are a lot like lighthouses: they exist to help us stay on course as we sail through life. But we have to steer BY them, but not directly AT them. Lest we end up marooned on the shoals of perpetual self-righteousness.
Rusha (January 5th, 2018)
Let's say that I suffer from a delusion. I will call this delusion "Fact-check Syndrome." I respond by citing facts.
Most people online don't want to be corrected. They do not care about anything that does not agree with them.
This type of comparison between the corporate players masquerading as opponents is a broken record, its audience likened to wrestling groupies who get an emotional high from following the characters who play act for them.
It's all, from the top down an entertainment industry.
Trying to awaken the divine principle in the belly of the fish.
Galatians 5:22-23 (New International Version)
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
What are my fruits today?
Cityboy With Horses A blog about what happens when you say, "I Promise"
"Moral standards" are a lot like lighthouses: they exist to help us stay on course as we sail through life. But we have to steer BY them, but not directly AT them. Lest we end up marooned on the shoals of perpetual self-righteousness.
Rusha (January 5th, 2018)
Hillary lost. Get over it.
Grosnick Marowbe (January 8th, 2018),patrick jane (January 4th, 2018),Tambora (January 4th, 2018)
Grosnick Marowbe (January 8th, 2018)
Let's say that I suffer from a delusion. I will call this delusion "Fact-check Syndrome." I respond by citing facts.
Most people online don't want to be corrected. They do not care about anything that does not agree with them.
Arthur Brain (January 4th, 2018),Rusha (January 5th, 2018),SUTG (January 4th, 2018)
It'll be interesting to see how 'Bannongate' turns out...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42570555
Although after the following...:
http://metro.co.uk/2018/01/04/donald...e-tvs-7202853/
Trump should perhaps be called - MacDonald!!
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Well this is fun isn't it?
Rusha (January 6th, 2018)
The reports of him repeating the same set of comments over a reducing number of minutes, that really strikes me as a sign of dementia. I've seen it first hand in other people. I can't imagine that the stress of what he's going through is helping his mental health.
Global warming denialists are like gravity denialists piloting a helicopter, determined to prove a point. We may not have time to actually persuade them of their mistake.
Rusha (January 6th, 2018),The Barbarian (January 8th, 2018)
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