From: garyrayl70@gmail.com
On 12/19/2025 6:09 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:
>
> DocUFO posted:
>> On 12/19/2025 3:28 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:
>>
>>> You know, Doc, I do realize that Trump is a flawed
>>> man. You know that I didn't want him to run on a
>>> third-party ticket in 2012. I didn't vote for him
>>> in the 2016 primary (I voted for Ted Cruz). When
>>> I did finally decide to vote for him (which didn't
>>> happen until the Friday before the 2016 general
>>> election), I voted for him based on promises he
>>> made to select pro-life nominees to the Supreme
>>> Court, along with his promise to move our embassy
>>> in Israel to Jerusalem.
>>>
>>> So I cast my vote and I held my breath and hoped
>>> he would follow through on those promises. Well,
>>> he did. And not only that, but he FIXED the VA
>>> Health Care system that was badly broken before
>>> Trump fixed it. Not to mention all the other
>>> good things Trump did, so maybe you might be
>>> able to understand why I can choose to vote
>>> for Trump over people who were purposely
>>> WRECKING our country?
>>>
>>> No, with your level of TDS, I doubt you'll
>>> ever understand why some of us voted for Trump
>>> the first time, with a GROWING number of voters
>>> voting for him two more times. No, you'll never
>>> understand. And I really don't care that you
>>> will never understand. It's your problem.
>>
>> So, now, you begin
>
> Begin? Is your memory really so bad that you don't
> know that I've made no secret of why I voted for
> Trump in 2016, 2020, and 2024?
>>
>> a prevarication process
>
> Sheesh, incredible. Far from that, I have always
> PROCLAIMED why I voted for Trump in 2016, 2020,
> and 2024.
>>
>> detailing your reasons for voting for, constantly
>> defending and counter-attacking
>
> Since your memory seems to be failing you, allow
> me to remind you of what I've been writing on this
> group for many years -- the following is from 2019,
> because Google's archive doesn't seem to go back as
> far as it once did. But this will do quite nicely,
> as I wrote it to you in response to your criticism
> of me then:
>
> [quoting myself from 2019] You've got this idea that it's
> only about money, but there is so much more than that.
> For example, one of the main reasons I voted for Trump was
> because of his list of potential Supreme Court nominees,
> two of which he has already put on the court!
>
> In addition to that, there are all the federal judges he
> is putting on other federal courts! This is important to
> me, for reasons having nothing to do with money. But you,
> in your single-minded simpleness, cannot understand this.
>
> There was also his promise to move the embassy in Israel
> to Jerusalem. After the false promises of presidents of
> the past, Trump finally lived up to that promise!
>
> I'm also enjoying the way he has taken on the DC swamp,
> which is a cabal of liberal government employees backed
> by the establishment wing of the Republican Party, which
> demands that our border be left wide open. The swamp has
> decreed that anyone and everyone who wants to walk across
> our border should be allowed to, with no interference of
> any kind.
>
> The Democratic Party's wing of the swamp wants the illegal
> aliens here so that they'll have babies who grow up to
> vote for Democrats. That's what they have already done to
> California over the past 33 years (since the last amnesty,
> which only increased the numbers of illegal aliens coming
> across the border.
>
> The Republican Party's wing of the swamp want the illegal
> aliens here for the cheap labor they provide, thereby
> causing a new subclass of cheap laborers to drive down
> wages for everyone else, which benefits the wealthy donors
> of to the Republican Party.
>
> Along with the new subclass of laborers (who must live in
> households of 12 or 15 people in order to make ends meet),
> the Democratic Party gets the added benefit of having a
> whole new flock of people to take care of with taxpayer
> money.
>
> This is what Trump is fighting, and it's a tough fight
> because there are so many leftists who support the open
> border concept, which benefits the wealthy businessmen
> who want the cheap labor, which adds to the subclass of
> people who need to be taken care of by the Democratic
> Party, which is the basis of the Democratic Party's
> power. [end quoting myself]
>
> https://groups.google.com/g/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/c/_elfu
1Fr-I/m/lmumqiURCgAJ
>
> So, as you can see, Doc, whatever you falsely imagine
> that I "begin" to "prevaricate" or whatever you said,
> nothing could be further from the truth. And whatever
> "guilt" or whatever else you falsely wrote about me,
> I actually PROCLAIM that I voted for Trump THREE times,
> and I have told you why multiple times.
>
> Whatever you think you're accomplishing by LYING about
> me the way you just did, think again. You've got nothing
> but a lot of bluster born of your TDS, and your bluster
> doesn't work on me.
prevarication
noun [ U ] formal
uk /prɪˌvær.ɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/ us /prɪˌver.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the fact of avoiding telling the truth or saying exactly what you think:
All my attempts to question the authorities on the subject were met by
prevarication.
It was his prevarication that caused him to lose the election.
See
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/prevarication
The simple fact is that you spent years here not giving one millimeter
to any argument against DJT, and now you explain how you weren't so
jolly and agreeable about him 6 years ago. Hundreds of posts thereafter
didn't reflect on that one post. You were sucking him hard from then on.
Yet, your posts abandoned your 2019 cited post thereafter, where you
fell into the MAGA mindset of defending Donald and his cohorts with a
conspiracy belief.
A one-size-fits-all hypothesis that has subbed for actual court or
scientific evidence which has been notably absent.
You prevaricate now, as the heat on Donnie grows chiefly because of his
increasingly mentally ill, childishly vitriolic behavior.
Dissing the three POTUS's before him, Clinton, Obama and Biden, by
outrageously adding his "truth" to their portraits including removing
Biden's face altogether, is quite glaringly a very mentally ill man
engulfed in his seething hatred.
His golden monument to his superego, the ballroom (now up to $400 mil),
had you playing semantics to defend his scheming. Rejection of a
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