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irish's avatar

it doesn't take a genius to see that trump is in cognitive decline. he babbles on about unrelated topics. can't form a coherent sentence and glorifies himself about anything. where is a real independent cognitive test done?

ML's avatar

Tx Doozy for the link to M B’s chillng revelations. Do all roads, even through Oslo, lead to Langley and Tel Aviv? “Connect, only connect.”

aDoozy's avatar

It is becoming more and more apparent that Tel Aviv has many tentacles, and their reach--their influence--is extensive.

Petey's avatar

Funny every lefty spent the last 4 years with a democrat President that was dimmer than a 6 watt bulb and yet DJT is blasted as being non compos mentis as he brings peace to the Middle East…. Go figure

irish's avatar

your lack of objectivity is noted. trump is so far gone he needs a dementia unit stay.

ML's avatar

Dementia for thee but not for me…

Antipodes's avatar

yes I too have noticed Trump has a not just a monotone, but more quieter as well. Those inflections that we expect in a sentence, their absence is made more noticeable by his "breathlessness".

Something is definitely not right with him. And to add insult to injury, he and MAGA campaigned on the lies the Joe was sharp as a tack.

Mark Wauck's avatar

https://x.com/Vivek4real_/status/1976787212491801051

SOMEONE JUST OPENED A #BITCOIN SHORT 30 MINS BEFORE TRUMP'S TARIFF ANNOUNCEMENT AND JUST CLOSED WITH $88,000,000 PROFIT

HE OPENED THIS ACCOUNT TODAY 

Manul's avatar

Interesting that he had a profit on a short sale. I thought bitcoin was supposed to perform well on such bad news like this.

Mark Wauck's avatar

Just his lucky day, right?

No's avatar

I once found a twenty dollar bill frozen in the ice on a side walk. That was luck.

No's avatar

Stress really takes a lot out of people. Especially as we age. Surprises don't help.

I'm clinging to hope that he has discovered that everything got so much worse in the four years of Dementia Joe and the plans he had are no longer viable. He's struggling to make things work out as he planned, but he's trying to make new plans on the fly.

He is still trying to keep the pace that he did as a younger man and it is beating him down. I'm only a little younger and I know I just couldn't do that job. When I take on a difficult, sometimes scary, job, like recently repairing a weather vane on a high roof, I'm muttering to myself the whole time. Can feel my heart beat and blood pressure soaring. But I'm determined to prove that I can do it.

When I'm done, I'm wiped out and really need a rest. Trump doesn't take that break. He never learned to relax. Could be that he is losing it from all the stress.

Really hope he's not going to be the second dementia patient in a row. Now is not the time for him to lose his marbles.

rakyat kecil's avatar

His father was diagnosed with dementia at the age DJT is today so it sure is a strong probability No.

No's avatar

I've heard that. Hope it's not the case.

rakyat kecil's avatar

Do a search No on AI, hope springs eternal they say but when evidence is at hand.

Doug Hoover's avatar

Master of Disaster

Needs to pass the torch to Vance

Might not be the greatest but a quick fix.

Otherwise Trump is paving the way for the Democrats to win back the White House.

Driving economic collapse and WW3

Ancient Rome Collapsed,

Fighting Foreign Wars on Credit

Richard Iaconelli's avatar

I'm getting more discouraged with your posts every week. Too much fear and negativity. Trump simply works too hard for a man his age-- at times it shows-- but then again there is so much to do. We had four years in DC that brought us close to the END of the United States as we know it. Very difficult to unwind with evil now confronting every Trump achievement. I hope Trump will empower J D Vance to do more. We'll need 12 years to get healthy again.

Mark Wauck's avatar

"I'm getting more discouraged with your posts every week. Too much fear and negativity."

There's a quick fix for that--unsubscribe and bliss out.

aDoozy's avatar

Take a look at this information:

Recognizing a Psychotic Break: 16 Warning Signs

https://psychcentral.com/blog/relationship-corner/2017/05/recognizing-a-psychotic-break-16-warning-signs#1

A common cause of Psychosis is intense stress. That alone can cause or exacerbate physical and mental problems and illnesses.

dissonant1's avatar

Are they trying to kill him?

Ray-SoCa's avatar

Probably…

I would add arrogance to Mark’s list, but I guess dumbass fills that.

Mark Wauck's avatar

Edward Dowd @DowdEdward

9h

Two possibilities:

1) Trump didn’t get a real Covid booster.

2) He is a dumbass.

Steghorn21's avatar

I hope I'm the only one of Mark's readers who scored 17 out of 16 on this one! :)

aDoozy's avatar

You're a stitch, Steghorn!

: )

Clyde Griffith's avatar

One unique thing about Unz bespoke website is LOL button.

In its absence:

LOL

PS. Wouldn't call this POTUS psychotic.

It is, however, suspicious that DJT was chosen precisely because he was older and susceptible to being pushed into such incoherence.

Molly Ball wrote forthrightly about the campaign to select & elect Biden to "save the 2020 election." https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/

When will we learn about the selection of Trump, and who engineered it?

Steghorn21's avatar

Doesn't that remind you somewhat of another very recent POTUS?

aDoozy's avatar

Perhaps when we learn about Obama's true post-high school schooling record, and who selected and groomed him?

Steghorn21's avatar

Trump's backers are much more obvious: Big Zion and the Tech Lords.

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aDoozy's avatar

Trump's physical appearance has noticeably changed since January 2025. His face has aged. His neck and head jut forward, his shoulders are rounded. His body clock has been sped up this time with his job as President.

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G'day TomA you are looking at VV Putin and the RF through rose coloured glasses or through the prism of Zanon but he surely did not purge the parasitic oligarchs after his organised rise to the presidency nor is the RF a democracy Christian or otherwise anymore than the US is maybe less so one could argue.

The SMO is partially an oligarchical fued between Dnipro and Donetsk oligarchs and the division of spoils and their alignment to particular siloviki groups from Moscow/StP.

I have not read anything on the change in work ethic in the RF in comparison to the Soviet union era, though a productivity increase would/could be envisaged no doubt but to lay it at the feet of VVP is a rather long bow, if you have any research in relation to it I would be interested to read it.

The RF is not some kind of a Shangri-La as posited by altmedia or Non Rusian pro Russian media commentators that the Kremlin appear to support even though what they posit is contradictory to what is published by the Kremlin and espoused by both Zakharova, Lavrov and Putin but that is just one of the mysteries of this not a war (smo).

David Michael Rinaldi Coleman's avatar

We do not have to hit bottom to start our recovery. We just need an intelligent leader with an intelligent team, like Russia has with Putin et al.

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rakyat kecil's avatar

G'day again TomA, in regards VVPs organised rise to President and his actions following think about Ryazan sugar and the mass deaths from supposed terrorist bombings of apartment blocks and the utter slaughter and destruction in Chechnya and Grozny in particular by RF military operations. Now think possible false flag like 9/11 and the war on terror and go from there, but VVP is no Orthodox saint TomA is a necessary starting point the same as not believing what the msmedia write as being truth.

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Mark Wauck's avatar

This is true. VVP isn't a Western style humanitarian--I cited Chechnya and Georgia yesterday--but neither is he a blind imperialist. The wars he has fought have all arguably been to counter Anglo-Zionist moves--including Chechnya.

Regarding Putin and the Oligarchs--do a search on that phrase. While it's true that he didn't necessarily purge them, he took some very tough measures. This war, as I have argued, is likely largely pursued now at the behest of the backers of those oligarchs from outside Russia.

Putin can't change Russian culture single handed, but he is trying--in the right direction.

rakyat kecil's avatar

G'day Mark, the 1996 Khasavyurt peace agreement was signed by Lebed when the Chechnyans were defeated or nigh on so why were so many concessions given them by Yeltsin and co.

Lebed also was directly involved in Transnistria which was eerily similar to Donetsk, same situation Russia signs a dud agreement when it had the whip hand. This has now become de riguer for the RF.

You did not even comment on Ryazan sugar nor the possible false flag apartment bombing and the huge death toll which were used exactly like 9/11 followed by war on terror or in this case bloody war on Chechnyan people, an enemy is always needed by strongman leaders and the 2nd Chechnyan war created the illusion for Putins rise or foundation of power.

It is beyond me that you can be so thorough with your research regarding the deepstate(sic) in the US but are so wantonly blind to exactly the same methods used in USSR or now RF is it cognitive dissonance I wonder????

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D F Barr's avatar

All of the empires here on earth have come to an end. Why do we think we are different? Columbus Day is Monday. Wasn’t he an Italian boat captain hired by the Spanish as part of their expansion attempts? Or something like that? I remember playing “king of the hill” as a kid growing up. Same thing. Same concept. We Americans will be knocked off of our perch. Somehow. Someday. Just a question now of the timeline.

Mark Wauck's avatar

Tiresome free zone. This was about the umpteenth time of your sniping at me.

dissonant1's avatar

Good for you, Mark! I remember when the "Elements of Style" and the Chicago Manual of Style were all the rage and the standard. That was all good and proper for academic and professional standards at the time. But more importantly: Vonu would do well to remember that your site is neither a literary nor an academic nor a professional site which is subject to these publication standards (and Thank God). And I am thankful that we your commentors are not subject to such arbitrary constrictions either.