“Warned you have been!” – Yoda
Even knowing the toxicity of Donald Trump it can be hard to avert one’s eyes from him from day to day knowing that he’s an anti-Christ sitting in the world’s most powerful office.
Q – “In what form does the anti-Christ come, spoken of in revelation?”
A – “In the spirit of that opposed against the truth. (The fruits of the spirit of the Christ are love, joy, obedience, long-suffering brotherly love, kindness. Against such there is no law.) The spirit of hate, the anti-Christ, is contention, strife, fault-finding, lovers of praise.” – Edgar Cayce 281-16
It’s evident too that public attention is exactly what Trump most wants. It empowers him and, in accordance with CNN headlines this morning, he’s obsessed with both “Self” and “TV”; a challenging focus for a greedy buffoon.
A noteworthy aspect of the exclusively liberal methodology of dealing with this anti-Christ, including The Mueller Report, is the “pussyfooting” that results from wanting to be precisely righteous.
Nowhere in broadcast media, for example, can anything be found stating the certain fact that the president is a Russian asset.
The FBI investigation into financial and Moscow connections, to which Mueller deferred, hasn’t gone dark because they’re not getting any results. His heavy-handedness in foreign policy promoting president Putin’s expansionist agenda is as obvious as his once almost daily braying of obstruction of the Mueller investigation.
The popular media also appears to be too shy and sensitive about stating that the president is a twenty-two time rapist as evidenced by the fact that no innocent man anywhere else has ever faced this number of accusations.
It’s an established fact that Donald Trump would steal from a charity and his involvement with crime is getting more exposure every day while still falling short of overtly stating that he’s, in the very least, a mobster wanna-be.
With regards to the president’s many mental illnesses the one that has received only passing regard, as his lawyers presented to Mueller, is his mythomania; the mental inability to tell the truth. The president couldn’t tell the truth without ’embellishing’ if he wanted to. Why doesn’t Mueller include this among his reasons for not interviewing the president?
Another mostly overlooked presidential mental diagnosis, in accordance with the determinations of Dr. M. Scott Peck in his book The People of The Lie, is that president Trump matches the description of someone who is “Clinically Evil”.
Many behind the political scenes may fear that the increasingly mentally pressurized president will somehow dangerously “pop” before the 2020 elections.
Enough darkness!
As a consequence of this presidential reign Facebook has been full of memes about good people doing nothing in contrast to Edgar Cayce quotes about truth needing no advocate, to never be rebellious, and to pursue things that are positive.
In searching for positive attributes about this president one of his finest qualities, seriously, turns out to be that he’s an ‘excellent bad example’.
The backlash to this president has been, and remains, very encouraging. It has lit a fire under those who are both eager, and in a position, to do something positive about it beyond merely voting; the limited option of most people. The promising new Democratic House of Representatives may be a precursor of positive things to come if similar constituents end up comprising the new 2020 Senate including members who, like the Squad, refuse to accept funding from corporations. Let’s see what 2020 vision means.
While patience is elementary in the universe, and a recurring lesson for everyone, comfort can always be taken in the certainty that, in the very long run…
…only good lasts.