From: user6340@newsgrouper.org.invalid
JTEM posted:
> On 12/10/25 3:31 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:
> > JTEM posted:
> >> On 12/10/25 1:35 AM, Steven Douglas wrote:
> >>
> >>> Headline: "Biden was warned his soft-on-immigration
> >>> proposals would cause 'chaos' — but he ignored it,
> >>> damning memo reveals"
> >>
> >> Not sure if Biden new what day it was, most of the time.
> >
> > If you look back at clips of him when he first became
> > president, he seemed a lot more together back then
> > than he did later in his term.
>
> My mom who had been diagnosed as "Early Onset Dementia" thanks
> to open heart surgery -- yes, I spoke to the neurologist --
> thought he looked old beyond his years, and moved like it. This
> was in 2020, BEFORE they stole the election!
Yes, I thought the same thing back then -- but that was
before we could compare him to himself in another three
or four years, when he was horribly worse. If you take
a look at clips of him from 2020, and compare those to
clips from 2023 or 2024, you can see that he almost
looked normal in 2020, when compared to how he looked
and acted later.
>
> > I think he still knew
> > what was going on, but he got talked into doing some
> > things (by the globalists who hate our country) that
> > were not in the best interests of our country.
>
> I'm sure they cut a deal: "We make you President, you do as we
> say."
Yes. They may have also held it over his head that he and
Hunter had corruptly taken millions of dollars from China
and other countries while Joe was VP -- and threatened to
expose all of that unless he cooperated with them.
>
> It's kind of how it always worked, where "Special Interests"
> either find their guy or make a guy their's. But in the case
> of Joe Biden, they took it much further than usual.
Yes, they actually instituted some plans to weaken and
destroy our country. Unfortunately, they succeeded beyond
their wildest dreams -- until Joe lost the ability to even
fake being president any longer.
>
> > In any case, it was his administration that made the
> > bad decisions -- and yet he still had the support of
> > most Democratic voters.
>
> That's how propaganda works. You build associations.
>
> First you need something very negative, or you need to make
> something very negative, like Trump.
>
> Next, you associate things you don't want with Trump. In the
> mind of the stupid masses, whatever you associate with Trump
> they hate as if it were Trump.
Yes. I just saw a clip of Rosie O'Donnell, and something
about her therapist telling her to take two days off
from thinking about Trump. But she couldn't even make
it for two hours, never mind two days. It made me wonder
about Doc, and I actually feel sorry for Doc that he's
so deep into his own out-of-control TDS.
>
> You could see this all through Gwobull Warbling where
> obedience meant you were intelligent, superior, and free
> thinking/asking questions was proof of inferiority...
>
> "You deny there's a climate! You're a climate denier!"
>
> "You hate science!"
>
> It's precisely what a lot of gay people lived through in
> that they were raised in a very homophobic world, learning
> that gay people are THIS and THAT -- a threat to families
> and marriage and the military, etc -- and then you heap on
> the gay stereotypes... it was extremely easy for a kid to
> just believe they weren't gay!
>
> I mean, gay was a very bad thing and they weren't bad. And
> all the gay stereotypes held by a homophobic society were
> true, but they weren't like that so they must not be gay!
>
> So Gwobull Warbling did the exact same thing, made it
> incredibly easy to go along with the bullshit while placing
> a very high social cost on not obey edicts.
>
> And, yes, same with TDS.
I have associates who are TDS sufferers, and I have
to be quiet around them or they'll turn on me like
rabid dogs. I've seen it happen with other people.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
|
