Liz and Dick Cheney

[mccoy]

I agree. Detachment is the key. The world has been designed to make us engrossed in it, to cause forgetfulness of our true nature.

It has also been designed to entertain us, in the way a movie can entertain us. But becoming too engrossed in the movie is foolish after all. It is but a projection of waves. And the so called reality is another projection of waves on the cosmic screen.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

https://youtube.com/shorts/_U7qLbuekHY?si=dgQg1hGcnP8NNuFL

[mccoy]

Mrs. Cheney is so sure of her arguments, but only the future will tell if she has been clairvoyant enough. It may be so. It may be not.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Mrs. Cheney is so sure of her arguments, but only the future will tell if she has been clairvoyant enough. It may be so. It may be not.

Quite frankly she has just accurately assessed multiple issues associated with a corrupt politician and based on those events; is it wise to to think some one has changed his character in the midst of all the back stabbing and denials?

[mccoy]

Steve, I'm surprised that you go on with your unflinching condemnation of Mr. Trump. He has been accused of everything, but evidence was found only about accounting irregularities.

His adversaries have prophesized doom and ruin and death after his elections, so far I mainly see attempts at peace in the world.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Steve, I'm surprised that you go on with your unflinching condemnation of Mr. Trump. He has been accused of everything, but evidence was found only about accounting irregularities.

His adversaries have prophesized doom and ruin and death after his elections, so far I mainly see attempts at peace in the world.

It surprises me that you ignore his attempted manipulation of election results and insurrection at the capital, as well as paying off of a prostitute (Stormy Daniels) before the election to silence her testimony. To mention only a very small amount of his lawless activities. Besides attempting to lead a nations monetary system with multiple bankruptcies pinned to his personal business transactions. All of these malevolent schemes and activities were proven in fact checks and in trial by all of the jury. So it is rather difficult to understand your obsession with the shining splendor of such a crook.

[mccoy]

It surprises me that you ignore his attempted manipulation of election results and insurrection at the capital, as well as paying off of a prostitute (Stormy Daniels) before the election to silence her testimony. To mention only a very small amount of his lawless activities. Besides attempting to lead a nations monetary system with multiple bankruptcies pinned to his personal business transactions. All of these malevolent schemes and activities were proven in fact checks and in trial by all of the jury. So it is rather difficult to understand your obsession with the shining splendor of such a crook.

LOL, I like some lively attitudes!

We agree that he shouldn't have encouraged the protests, but calling it an insurrection appears like an overestimate of its extent. I would rather call it unauthorized 'irruption' into the Capitol Hill offices.

Manipulation of election results: I don't know if anything has been proven, it is not known the extent of his presumed manipulations.

Paying off a prostitute: Ah, yes, I would really put the Potus in jail because he has been so dumb in that action. I hope he's become wiser. But nobody criticized the prostitute for having accepted the NDA money and later infringed it. This act and the sexual act was not done while at the office. Former presidents have done it while in the office. They have not been very much persecuted for that though. I believe JFK has not been persecuted at all.

Besides attempting to lead a nations monetary system with multiple bankruptcies pinned to his personal business transactions: I know nothing about this, he went bankruptcy several times, evidently the law allowed that.

He has been convicted by a verdict of a jury a single time, for irregularities in his accountancy. That was a 1st degree conviction, which would have been probably reversed in appeal.

I agree that we might have preferred a more flawless figure of a President, but evidently, there was not very much better around. I mean, if there is anyone with a hope to stop the Ukrainian war that's Mr. Trump.
And maybe he'll be able to stop the war in Palestine, resetting the whole scenario. That's pure genius.