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Trump Pleads With Women: 'Please Like Me.' Women … https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-suburban... Trump Pleads With Women: 'Please Like Me.' Women Fire Back: 'No Way.' Trump's rally request is not getting the answer he was hoping for. By Ed Mazza. President Donald Trump on Tuesday begged for suburban women’s support during … Trump's "begging" to American women is the lowest, most grossly pathetic and desperate act I have ever seen from a campaigning President. "PLEASE....PLEASE LOVE ME?" OMG! This from someone who his entire life has acted as if "he" were doing everyone else ( women in particular ) a favor in interacting with them? This from someone who has trashed women, insulted women and sexually abused women...and even bragged how he likes to "grab em by the pu$$y" and gets away with doing this because he is a celebrity? "PLEASE...LOVE ME!" "I...I SAVED YOUR DAMN SUBURBS." Dear God - how desperate, how embarrassing, even nauseating. Disheveled meth addict, homeless, mentally ill street corner change beggars have more dignity. E. JEAN CARROLL must be howling with cringing offense! Like one outraged responding tweeter mentioned, Trump must still think he is pleading to 1950's TV show suburb moms like June Clever, Donna Reed, "Father Knows Best" Margaret Anderson, Harriet Nelson or even later on Brady Bunch mom Carol Brady, The Partridge Family's Shirley and Happy Day's mom Marion Cunningham. Trump and his mentors see and are are totally freaking out over this unprecedented massive rebellion of American women against Trump. Women are favoring the Democrats by 24% points! Hence Trump BEGGING for their love. Yechhh. Face reality Trump and your cult followers. America's women can't stand you.

Lansdale was photographed many times through the decades. Surely there are pictures of him from behind. Again, I am no expert, but from what little comparative analysis I have done looking at as many Lansdale pictures as I could find in a general search of such, he does have a quite distinct block head like the one we see in the most well known Dealey Plaza/tramp walk photo. His head also is thinner rather than wide and his head rest on a longer neck and his head leans up and forward in an unusual kind of stiff way. The hair style, thickness, color and even cut of the tramp photo looks very close to all other Lansdale pics. Hair ID is important and often a good way of eliminating or finding similarities imo. Even that thin strip of white dress shirt showing above the back of the tramp photo man is an ID clue worth considering. It can often be distinctive if seen in many other photos. JFK himself was photographed hundreds of thousands of times. I believe one could ID JFK just from the back because of things like coat style and fit, shirt collar type and view, shoulder shape and size and head and shoulder lean and posture. And who couldn't ID JFK just from his famous head of hair? The left arm of the tramp walk man, it's length to leg, it's turn, the hand type and turn, like Prouty mentioned, if you've been physically close to someone off and on for years, you do notice many more subtleties like this. The ring on the tramp walk man's hand shouldn't be dismissed entirely. I would think a high tech enlargement of the tramp walk man's ring would be something to consider in comparing to Lansdale's ring in other photos. Lansdale was a man of extreme hands on action from what I have read. Kind of a control freak in this way? He sounds like the kind of person who would take the bold risk to be on scene of the most important event of his life if he was involved. Lansdale was a man of the most boldest action taking. That's no exaggeration.

If he is re-elected, toxicity will have become the lifeblood of American politics That is the mark of how deep the trouble is for the US – it is not just that Trump has treated the crisis merely as a way to feed tribal hatreds but that this behaviour has become normalised. When the freak show is live on TV every evening, and the star is boasting about his ratings, it is not really a freak show any more. For a very large and solid bloc of Americans, it is reality. And this will get worse before it gets better. Trump has at least eight more months in power. In his inaugural address in 2017, he evoked “American carnage” and promised to make it stop. But now that the real carnage has arrived, he is revelling in it. He is in his element. As things get worse, he will pump more hatred and falsehood, more death-wish defiance of reason and decency, into the groundwater. If a new administration succeeds him in 2021, it will have to clean up the toxic dump he leaves behind. If he is re-elected, toxicity will have become the lifeblood of American politics. Going back to McBride's original thread to clear my thoughts about the main message being presented here. It's been "6 months" since McBride shared Mr. O'Toole's warning piece. O'Toole's assessment on Trump and his enabling others in our government and media and where they have taken us with a massive train wreck warning has been born out in spades even more since this original thread posting 6 months ago. As bad as the situation with Trump was 6 months ago as O'Toole describes, we all know things are even worse now. No one can deny we as a society have never been under stresses we are currently experiencing since World War II when our very survival against the threat of fascist military powers who had the power to destroy us and our democracy existed and whom were in an all out effort to do just that. Yet, this real threat confronting us now is a different kind of frightening reality. We don't know whether this pandemic can be stopped. We don't know how much damage it can do to us all and our future generations. Young men and women by the millions are holding off having babies due to this viral monster! And along with this world attacking monster, we have been in a battle with a real threat to our balance of power system of federal government. I think O'Toole's comments about our often falling back on a belief that our constitutional system will always correct dangerous political control aberrations is not always an infallible and responsible take. Especially now more than we know.

I've mentioned before the need to have the lanky man Dealey Plaza photo analyzed by more than one expert in the field of physical anatomy, motion and body recognition. There are such experts and this is a well developed science now with high tech means of physical identification. You've probably heard of such in surveillance science where a person's gate while walking and hand, arm and head movement can reveal traits specific to certain degrees. We all know how far advanced we are in facial recognition science. Used everywhere now. These experts could look at extensive numbers of known Lansdale pictures and maybe even film of him walking and compare them to the Dealey Plaza lanky man photo. Their comparative identification conclusions would be the only real way of deciding whether this was Lansdale to a scientific degree of certainty. Ahhh, but we all know the reality of monetary cost and effort in making a study like this happen. Only a wealthy person could afford such a project. A project many would say is frivolous in the larger picture of JFK assassination research. So, such a study will probably never happen. My own study of past pictures of Lansdale and comparing them to the lanky walking man one leaves me with a gut feeling it is Lansdale. However, I also believe the Patterson/Gimlin video shows a real Big Foot as well. So, take my unscientific guess as you will ... and should?

Trump spends 90% of his time tweeting, jetting around for photo ops and rallies, speaking at rallies, golfing, having his hair and make up done, watching Fox News, giving Medal Of Freedom awards to people like Rush Limbaugh and hosting the cheapest cost fast food banquets to college champion sports teams. This is not a person who runs the country. That job is done by real power people behind the scenes. Trump is simply a blowhard attention addicted media front man. A true Wizard Of Oz ... exposed. Skip to Navigation Skip to in Indian man who fasted for four days ‘to pray for Trump’s coronavirus recovery’ dies of cardiac arrest Stuti Mishra , The Independent•October 12, 2020 Trump has a keen following in India, particularly among supporters of prime minister Narendra Modi (Getty) A 38-year-old man from the Indian state of Telangana has died after fasting for four days to pray for Donald Trump’s recovery from Covid-19. According to his family, Bussa Krishna Raju worshipped the US president like a god, and was shocked and disturbed to find out about his coronavirus diagnosis. Mr Raju refused food and started praying for Mr Trump’s recovery when he found out about his infection last week. Mr Trump tested positive on Thursday 1 October, and was treated at the Walter Reed Medical Center for several days. Mr Raju’s family told the Times of India that he collapsed on Sunday while having tea at his relative’s residence in the village of Toopran in Medak district. He was taken to hospital where doctors declared him dead. A close family member told the Times of India: "He was upset when he learnt about Trump testing positive for coronavirus. He spent sleepless nights, starved and prayed for the US president's recovery for the past three-four days. He died of cardiac arrest today around noon." Mr Raju has previously been in the news earlier this year when he installed a 6-foot statue of the US president at his home and started performing rituals, calling his residence the “Trump Temple”. Mr Raju said at the time that he had been praying for Mr Trump’s re-election, as well as his wellbeing and that of the First Lady Melania Trump. He claimed that even before installing the statue, he was worshipping Trump for over four years. Story continues

Skip to Navigation Skip to in Indian man who fasted for four days ‘to pray for Trump’s coronavirus recovery’ dies of cardiac arrest Stuti Mishra , The Independent•October 12, 2020 Trump has a keen following in India, particularly among supporters of prime minister Narendra Modi (Getty) A 38-year-old man from the Indian state of Telangana has died after fasting for four days to pray for Donald Trump’s recovery from Covid-19. According to his family, Bussa Krishna Raju worshipped the US president like a god, and was shocked and disturbed to find out about his coronavirus diagnosis. Mr Raju refused food and started praying for Mr Trump’s recovery when he found out about his infection last week. Mr Trump tested positive on Thursday 1 October, and was treated at the Walter Reed Medical Center for several days. Mr Raju’s family told the Times of India that he collapsed on Sunday while having tea at his relative’s residence in the village of Toopran in Medak district. He was taken to hospital where doctors declared him dead. A close family member told the Times of India: "He was upset when he learnt about Trump testing positive for coronavirus. He spent sleepless nights, starved and prayed for the US president's recovery for the past three-four days. He died of cardiac arrest today around noon." Mr Raju has previously been in the news earlier this year when he installed a 6-foot statue of the US president at his home and started performing rituals, calling his residence the “Trump Temple”. Mr Raju said at the time that he had been praying for Mr Trump’s re-election, as well as his wellbeing and that of the First Lady Melania Trump. He claimed that even before installing the statue, he was worshipping Trump for over four years. Story continues

Robert you might find this interesting. Leona Helmsley Has Warning For Donald Trump From The Afterlife. Listen to this incredibly prescient message in this video from May,2019. Start at about the 18 minute mark. May 13: Leona Helmsley Warns Trump

OMG! This hilarious picture has got to be shared everwhere!

Pence's adultry hypocrisy regards Donald Trump is outrageous.

Please Ron, can you explain the "Zuroma Club?"

It's the women voters of America who will decide this presidential election. If they weren't favoring the Democrats over the Republicans by a 20+ margin, Trump would win the election. No other single block of voters can compare to their impact. Our women voters are deeply repulsed by Trump by a huge majority margin. Even though Trump's known long term misogynist and sexual predator behavior is not given priority coverage in our mass media as much as other issues like the Corona virus, Trump's hidden taxes and debt, encouraging right wing extremists and dividing our society, his general corruptness and lying, American women keep this predator reality in mind when it comes to Donald "grab em by the pu$$y" Trump. They will never forget that one specific nationally broadcast crude and demeaning brag by Trump. They also are turning against him over his pushing an anti-abortion SCOTUS nominee. To replace a female justice who had and fought for the opposite view! They know about the sexual predator expose Trump book "All The President's Women. The Making Of A Sexual Predator" and the predator charges against Trump by almost 2 dozen women. They know about E.Jean Carroll and her charge of rape against Trump. They know about Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal and Trump's calling them XXXXX yet paying them off with over $100,000 each at the same time. They have too often heard Trump refer to women in the most demeaning terms such as "ugly", "fat", "horse face", "nasty", "dog" "XXXXX", "crazy", etc. etc. Trump's most vote damaging character trait is his lifetime of demeaning, disrespecting and unwanted sexually aggressive behavior toward women. And American women have seen and had enough. This November 3rd, our American women voters will send this awful guy packing.

Other "reported" celebrity Trump supporters: Roseanne Barr 6ix9ine, rapper, songwriter, and convicted felon[295] Scott Baio, actor[298][300] Stephen Baldwin, actor and political activist[298][301] Roseanne Barr, actress, comedian[298][302] Polow Da Don, record producer and rapper[305] Stacey Dash, actress[297] Jana Duggar, reality TV personality[308 Rick Harrison and Chumly. Reality TV personalities[314] Jesse James, former TV personality[318] Brandi Love, pornographic actress[319] Ted Nugent, singer-songwriter and conservative political activist[320][321] Carrie Prejean, model and former beauty queen[323] Randy Quaid, actor[297] Ricky Rebel, singer and songwriter[324] Phil Robertson, reality TV personality on Duck Dynasty[325] Willie Robertson, reality TV personality on Duck Dynasty and CEO of Duck Commander[297] Kid Rock, singer-songwriter, rapper, and producer[298][326] Johnny Rotten, lead singer of Sex Pistols[327][328] Kanye West, rapper and entrepreneur (rescinded endorsement to start his own campaign)[342] Chuck Woolery, former game show host and talk show host[311] Gary Bussey Mike Tyson. Jerry Falwell Jr. David Duke Vladimer Putin

What was the quote James Jesus Angleton reportedly said before he died? “What he confessed was this. He had not been serving God, after all, when he followed Allen Dulles. He had been on a satanic quest. These were some of James Jesus Angleton’s dying words. He delivered them between fits of calamitous coughing—lung-scraping seizures that still failed to break him of his cigarette habit—and soothing sips of tea. “Fundamentally, the founding fathers of U.S. intelligence were XXXXX,” Angleton told Trento in an emotionless voice. “The better you lied and the more you betrayed, the more likely you would be promoted. . . . Outside of their duplicity, the only thing they had in common was a desire for absolute power. I did things that, in looking back on my life, I regret. But I was part of it and loved being in it.” He invoked the names of the high eminences who had run the CIA in his day—Dulles, Helms, Wisner. These men were “the grand masters,” he said. “If you were in a room with them, you were in a room full of people that you had to believe would deservedly end up in hell.” Angleton took another slow sip from his steaming cup. “I guess I will see them there soon.” ― David Talbot, The Devil's Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America's Secret Government

Same question here.

I see. Thank you Vince. Vince, how would you answer the question I proposed?

Just read the article. Fascinating.

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Trump's campaign is crumbling just like his Casino businesses in Atlantic City back in the 1990s. Through massive mismanagement and over borrowing at too high of interest rates. Trump "borrowed" support for his presidency from a high risk base with overhyped promises and overhyped political assets. He couldn't deliver on his end, just like he couldn't deliver on his loans for the Casino's. And just like his Casino debacle failures, there will be huge losses to those who invested big time in his failed presidency venture. All those who have served Trump with blind sychophantic loyalty or enabled him throughout his one term disaster will be forever tainted by his colossal failure just like Nixon's entire team of 25 closest staff, aides and appointees were after Watergate. "People underestimated Donald Trump’s ability to pillage the company," Sebastian Pignatello, an investor who at one time owned $500,000 worth of stock in Trump's casino companies, according to The New York Times. "He drove these companies into bankruptcy by his mismanagement, the debt and his pillaging." Trump's neice Mary Trump ( author of her Trump expose book "Too Much And Never Enough ") is being proven 100% accurate in her critical assessment of her uncle. Some Dems including Pelosi herself didn't want to go through with the Impeachment proceedings of Trump. However, in hindsight, even though the Republican Senate protected Trump and let him off the conviction hook in the end, the impeachment move hurt Trump more than many believe. As shut down as the Trump impeachment effort was, it still tainted him. It corroded his image. It greatly exposed his recklessly aggressive and totally self-interest motivated abuse of power behavior. The impeachment proceedings ( even as far as they went ) were just one part of the erosion of Trump's weakly built false facade image of leadership competency. Combined with 100 other presidential leadership failures that false facade has finally been completely crumbled just as Trump's Casino businesses were back in the 1990's ... imo. We all know now what Trump truly is; The ultimate "Flim-Flam Man."

Trump's typical playground bully reaction to a virtual debate format decision: "if it isn't all my way, I won't play." Good for the debate commission and Biden himself. Then take a hike pal!

This is an interesting thought provoking question imo. We all want to be as honest with our answer as can be. Your grandchildren and/or great grandchildren deserve nothing less, yes? It would be a challenge to offer them a brief one or two sentence answer instead of a long spiel which would probably bore them to tears. So what would your answer be? I think our highest love motivated truth answers to our children and their children would reveal much about where we are all "truly at" with this historical event in our own minds and hearts. I think my answer would be something like "very powerful and corrupt men who felt JFK threatened their wealth, power and control." Who were they specfically? We just don't know. Hopefully someday we will know.

In just "one" 24 hour period Trump went from publicly announcing he was stopping completely all negotiations on any stimulus package until after he was elected, to then saying they were on again and then, in a rambling two hour long spiel with Rush Limbaugh, he went in an even different direction and said he wanted to reverse the Republican "skinny" package deal to one even larger than the Dems have offered! All within just 24 hours? If THAT isn't a sign of steroid instability, what is? Imagine being one of 40 to 60 million rent, bills and life stressed, job loss Americans who have barely been getting by, especially with the stoppage of the extra supplemental funds at the end of July, and who have been waiting months for needed relief promised by both parties and then seeing and hearing this extreme back and forth position shifting by our drugged up president and in such a brief period of time? One hour your stomach drops when Trump says no negotiations until after he gets elected, hours later he reverses himself 180 degrees and says they're back on, and just hours after that he says ... let's make this an even bigger give-away! What the heck? Like talking to a manic meth addict before and then after their getting high! And in between this crazy stimulus seesaw ride he's yelling...listen Billy Boy, go after Obama and Clinton and arrest their asses right now! And if you don't do it ... I'm a gonna be one really mad dude! Melania ... where's my Prednisone?

Youv'e got to be kidding! Another head shaking outrageous sleaze deal benefitting DT? On top of dozens? It never ends! How...how in the world can this big time crook get re-elected?

I agree, but from a different perspective. Like so many others I have said and I repeat, the huge meaningful impacting majority MSM has downplayed Trump's abuses to the degree that they have enabled his ability to do this with impunity his entire term. More than any other single society influencing power group, they are responsible for these abuses going unaddressed imo. The example of substituting Obama in place of Trump as the perpetrator of these abuses is still the best logical way to see the stark hypocrisy of the false reality MSM manipulation of Trump and his abuses. Just imagine these Trump digressions being Obama ones: Trump's "grab em by the pu$$y" comments caught on tape. Trump proven lying regards sexual trysts with and hush money pay-offs to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. Trump's hiding school grade records, sleazy business dealings with sleazy characters, hiding tax records, not paying income taxes 10 out of 15 years or only paying $750 on income in the hundreds of millions. Filing personal business banruptcies that left thousands of investors losing millions. Pressuring Ukraine to help him politically. Firing highly respected long time and highly respected political service members for not going along with his political interest back channel schemes. Having so many of his personally chosen highest staff members in jail or under indictment. Stating publically his feeling sorry for Epstein child sex abuse procurer Ghislaine Maxwell instead of the sex trafficked children. Trump's pushing his own properties for governement use and his own profit. Trump's placing his own family in $160,000 a year tax payer funded government jobs when they have no experience. Trump taking the side of a head of state that murdered an American legal journalist and coddling dictators like Kim Jung, Putin, etc. and on and on. America's main media ( newspapers, radio, internet, etc ) would have had 100 front page headline editorial pronouncements screaming outraged calls for Obama's removal throughout this endless abuse of power and displays of totally self-interested and amoral character actions. Rush Limbaugh and the other 10 right wing radio propagandists like Hannity, Beck, O'Reilly, Savage, Laura Ingraham, Clyde Lewis, Alex Jones, Mark Levin, Mike Gallagher, etc. ( democrats and liberals have NONE ) would be screaming for Obama's removal to their 50 million listeners 24/7 this entire last 4 years! Over 100 major newspapers published "frontpage" outrage editorials calling for the resignation of Bill Clinton during his Monica Lewinsky scandal. Maybe two or three calling for Trumps? Clinton's front page newspaper outrage creating behavior looks like a child's candy stealing event compared to Trump's abuses and we all know it. Why the Trump bias and protection? My guess is that the majority ownership of our largest corporate media giants are actually Trump supporters in the same way the rest of our 1% most wealthy are. Their financial wealth, power and influence is their and Trump's number 1 personal and political priority. Hence, keeping his outrageous abuses buried in intentional reporting downplaying.

Who had more good character honesty, integrity and better case presentation skills and maybe even mental health between these two big city District Attorneys - Jim Garrison or Henry Wade? Jim Garrison - broadly well read, well dressed, extremely well spoken, well liked and respected even with colored citizens. Author of several books of decent critical reception. Henry Wade - frumpy, poorly spoken, non-intellectual good ole boy racist. If Garrison was the dishonest, low integrity, unstable bad guy here...what would you call Henry Wade? I don't mean to turn this thread into a Henry Wade one, but if one is going to pound Garrison and his integrity, I ask them to compare these two big city DA's, especially in regards to their take on Oswald and Jack Ruby, and tell us which of the two sounds more honest and correctly informed? Feigning unsureness or ignorance Wade described to the world press the Oswald killer's name "a Jacob Rubenstein I believe") the night of the killing. Wade also told the press the evening of 11,24, 1963 he did not personally know Jack Ruby. Please! Henry Wade knew Jack Ruby well. He had even been in his strip club and imbibbed according to Ruby employee Nancy Hamilton in her Mark Lane interview. 0:40NOW PLAYING Did Dallas DA Henry Wade know Jack Ruby ? Dallas DA Henry Wade is asked point blank if he knew Jack Ruby. He denies it. But Nancy Hamilton, a former bartender for Ruby, ... If Jim Garrison was a misguided attention seeking loon, Henry Wade was a downright lying ... whatever. Again, to put Jim Garrison and his integrity, intellect and skills into a proper perspective besides a totally negative one, take a look and listen to this 11,24, 1963 press conference video of Dallas DA Wade with it's clear depiction of his embarrassingly poor and stammering elocution and articulation and presentation of so many proven wrong facts about Oswald and evidence such as prints, gun powder parrafin tests, etc. And watch Wade's facial expressions when he was asked whether he knew Jack Ruby, and how one press member who witnessed Wade talking one-on-one with Ruby the evening of 11,22,1963 actually said to Wade " it looked like you were good friends!" To which Wade just smiled nervously. Press conference that took place at Dallas City Hall 11,24,1963: 24:53NOW PLAYING HENRY WADE'S PRESS CONFERENCE ON NOVEMBER 24, 1963 Henry Wade's Legacy[edit] Wade once again gained national attention in 1988 with the release of Errol Morris's documentary film The Thin Blue Line. The documentary tells the story of Randall Dale Adams' 1977 conviction for the murder of Robert Wood, a Dallas police officer. Adams was sentenced to death for the crime. The execution was scheduled for May 8, 1979, but US Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr., ordered a stay only three days before the scheduled date. Instead of conducting a new trial, Governor Bill Clements commuted Adams's sentence to life in prison. Adams was exonerated in 1988, after serving 12 years in prison. Similar cases of exonerated men have recently arisen, putting the legality of Wade's practices in question. As of July 2008, fifteen persons convicted during Wade's term as Dallas County District Attorney have been exonerated of the crimes for which they were accused in light of new DNA evidence. Because of the culture of the department to "convict at all costs," it is suspected that more innocent people have been falsely imprisoned.[7] Project Innocence Texas currently has more than 250 cases under examination.

GD You never mentioned the story of a New Orleans policeman who reportedly heard Clay Shaw affirm to the booking officer upon his arrest that he did use the alias "Clay ( or Clem ) Bertrand?" I am not sure if it was the officer who was asking the booking questions or another officer within earshot who reported this admission on the part of Clay Shaw during booking. I think something like this story did happen based on Garrison's attempt to have this report or the officer who stated it included into the court hearings which was denied. Why even submit such a request if the reported incident never happened? Assessments like yours and others regards Shaw's guilt or innocence eventually boil down to a subjective take on witnesseses, their testimonies, court decisions, evidence especially circumstantial evidence, etc. I am not in an informed study position to weigh in with a worthy take on Shaw's guilt or innocence. All I can throw into the debate is a common sense, life experience questioning of the case in general. One thing that is now clear however is Shaw's connections to the agency and how he lied about this under oath. So, he is a proven xxxx at least in this context. And ( again from life experience ) it is my belief that people who have long term ( years) of secret and what most would consider deviant or at least unacceptable sex lives as Shaw did, have to, for self, career and reputation protection reasons, become practiced XXXXX. They lead secret lives. And to keep them secret often use aliases or code names, have secret bank accounts, secret lairs, secret phone numbers, secret friends, etc. If Shaw did admit to the New Orlean's Police Department booking officer he used the "Bertrand" alias, most of your argument regards Shaw's innocence is invalid imo.