The horrifying REAL reason Putin played the Trump card.

a reply to: mOjOm

It does seem one has to be cautious now a days. You really never know what could happen.

a reply to: 3daysgone

Have you ever really known what could happen?

a reply to: markosity1973

Very logically thought out. I am no Intelligence analyst for sure, but I can not find fault with your observation.

a reply to: Phage

Sometimes you know what could happen. Sometimes you don't. So I guess you can sometimes.

a reply to: 3daysgone

Sometimes you feel like a nut

a reply to: Phage

lol. Sometimes you don't.

a reply to: 3daysgone

The way I see it, is that you can't trust anyone. Anyone with power has some serious agenda and not any of them consider the average person like you or I as being important. We are nothing but pawns in a big game. We are supposed to move where they tell us. Take only what they give us. Shut up and do what we're told for Their benefit not ours.

I don't trust our leaders any more than I trust any other countries leaders. At best I think all you can really do is figure out their agenda as best you can simply to know why they move they way they do in order to best position yourself to survive. I don't think you can actually opt out though. They've all but closed those holes so you must play to some degree.

a reply to: jayfkntee

I am sorry to report that there is reasonable probability that Russian foreign intelligence asserted a pro-Trump policy based on an in-depth assessment of Trump's personality. Narcissistic Psychosis, the tangible signs of which Trump manifests on many visible levels, is a seriously debilitating psychological state. The primary suffering of those under the influence of a narcissistic psychotic is a natural outcome of this mental illness.

You know what, I think you might be on to something here.

Feed the narcissist's ego some crunchy kibbles (otherwise known as Scooby Snacks) and walla ! The guy is putty in their hands.

Makes perfect sense.

a reply to: mOjOm

The way I see it, is that you can't trust anyone.

Thus, the Constitution of the United States.

a reply to: Phage

I don't trust any Government Documents either....

a reply to: mOjOm

Don't trust anything over 200.

a reply to: Phage

How old are you again???

a reply to: mOjOm

Really, really...

originally posted by: Phage
Trump cannot take America down.

No matter how much he tries to.

Democrats did that already...now they want to burn it to the ground while importing anyone who isnt white and somehow it will be a paradise with all living in a hegemony free world.

They are the puppets of the elite who created and used America to shape the world now implode it the only way you can...with spoiled brainwashed brats who break their own world in favor of ??????

originally posted by: TarzanBeta
Trumo was literally rocking back and forth during the ceremony.

A pathological symptom...

Is Rocking Back and Forth a Sign of Mental Illness?

"Symptoms of mental illness fall under several categories. Positive symptoms are behaviors a normal person would not display. Negative symptoms are a lack of behaviors present in a normal person. Lastly, disorganized symptoms affect a person’s thought process. Positive symptoms are often the most noticeable signs of mental illness. Among these signs, rocking back and forth can indicate the presence of stress, trauma, or an underlying mental disorder."

www.pasadenavilla.com...

Anyone who watched the inauguration would see Trump didn't display any narcissistic tendency.

I count ten for ten;

10 Signs You Might Be a Narcissist
When does self-confidence cross the line to self-obsession?

www.health.com...

originally posted by: jayfkntee

I HOPE I AM BEING VERY CLEAR WHEN I SAY RUSSIA'S SUPPORT OF TRUMP MAY BE BASED SOLEY UPON THEIR ANALYSIS THAT TRUMP'S MENTAL STATE MAY LEAD TO THE FUTURE INSTABILITY AND DEMISE OF AN ENEMY...AMERICA.

Very well thought out and interesting! Never thought of it like this before but you make a very convincing point!

a reply to: jayfkntee
recent comments by former CIA chief released today

"Former CIA Director John Brennan says President Donald Trump "should be ashamed of himself" for his behavior at CIA headquarters.

That's according to a statement released by Brennan's former aide Nick Shapiro.

The statement says Brennan "is deeply saddened and angered at Donald Trump's despicable display of self-aggrandizement in front of CIA's Memorial Wall of Agency heroes. Brennan says that Trump should be ashamed of himself."

Speaking to CIA officers Saturday while standing in front of the memorial for fallen CIA agents, Trump appeared more focused on settling scores with the media. He berated journalists over the coverage of his inauguration and wrongly claimed that the crowd was much bigger than the media reported."

ummm...narcissistic psychopath much?

a reply to: jayfkntee

Yeah. Well. I don't think Trump has the capability of being ashamed.

I saw that...thing...at the CIA. It was very odd.

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
What an inane premise for a thread.

You realize that we are all here to create threads based on our ideas and thoughts? no offence, but those words seem a poor choice.

This OP is a rational hypothesis. Its not based on emotional reactionism.

Well done. I guess we will see. I subscribe to the we should be cooperative friend nations line of thinking but they may indeed conclude that Trumps mental approach can be manipulated.

Also, I might add that of course they would have prefered Trump over Hillary. Clinton had been openly confrontational with them during the election, as much or more so than Trump was with Mexico. I cant imagine they would want Clinton any more than Mexico wanted Trump. Its common sense even leaving out the cia-clinton covert wars against Russian allies.