Sitting behind the Resolute Desk, the President of the United States spent 44 minutes attacking the press and then signed an executive order that could severely limit Americans’ ability to vote, just months before the midterms.
I was awakened at 5:38 a.m. by a small noise. I ended up looking at my phone—the briefs on YouTube.
First, Rachel Maddow has figured out why the war is being waged. She explained the connections between the Saudis, Jared Kushner as envoy to the Middle East and the enmity between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Seems Kushner is making a couple of billion—at least asking for it. And the Saudis are calling the White House to push for more bombing. I sent out my usual three posts to Facebook, Bluesky, and Substack .
Then I watched Senator Murphy, who said what he learned in a two-hour briefing about causes of this war on Iran—mostly what it’s not: a nuclear bomb, regime change, and a few other “nots.” He was apparently left mystified about Trump’s war.
The long and short, according to Maddow—the Trump clan
Continue to enrich themselves through taxpayers and the American military. You might want to talk to the recently fired General who headed the Army.
But, when I went back to listen again to Maddow’s brief reporting, it stopped less than a minute in. I checked several times. I suppose the posts I made were similarly shut down. That’s the best proof Rachel is correct in the reason our military is about to take Iran’s oil island. Saudi Arabia is hiring, and Trump is selling our military as mercenaries. Possibly starting WW III.
Please stop Trump’s insanity. He is not a human. Of the three levels of humans on the planet—according to Gnostic Christian teachings I’ve been listening to on YouTube, Trump is a Hillix—an incarnated Archon that feeds off of human fears, anger, and hate—incapable of good. Apparently, Jesus taught the Gnostic Cosmology as well as his message of love.
The primary reason Trump went to war with Iran is because he is the world's biggest bully, and there was no way he'd finish this year without swinging the world's biggest stick: the US military. Every other reason is secondary, even if it is true. Trump loves hurting people and feeling powerful. So he went to war.
Heather, I love what you do. That's why I subscribed! But I have one small suggestion for you and all media. When you discuss a Judge that has ruled against Trump, please don't show their picture. Don't make it easier for his heavily-armed followers to target them. I know people can find them anyway, but please don't make it easier.
Trying to get your attention to start what could be a national conversation about what would get him to fire all his hires and resign? And now. He's too dangerous.
He doesn’t relish the job. He can’t stay awake for it, so maintaining even the illusion of competence is out his window. What would make it worth his while? Like let him keep all his grift, give him freedom from prosecution, and what else? Let him develop a desert somewhere? And sweeten our deal by making him the first recipient of the Save Humanity Award, in this case for courageously resigning in the face of a sleep disorder that’s newly diagnosed, so he saves face. A clincher, that gives him points in the adulation department, award it as a state dinner in his honor.
An open letter to Oregon’s Congressional Members:
I was awakened at 5:38 a.m. by a small noise. I ended up looking at my phone—the briefs on YouTube.
First, Rachel Maddow has figured out why the war is being waged. She explained the connections between the Saudis, Jared Kushner as envoy to the Middle East and the enmity between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Seems Kushner is making a couple of billion—at least asking for it. And the Saudis are calling the White House to push for more bombing. I sent out my usual three posts to Facebook, Bluesky, and Substack .
Then I watched Senator Murphy, who said what he learned in a two-hour briefing about causes of this war on Iran—mostly what it’s not: a nuclear bomb, regime change, and a few other “nots.” He was apparently left mystified about Trump’s war.
The long and short, according to Maddow—the Trump clan
Continue to enrich themselves through taxpayers and the American military. You might want to talk to the recently fired General who headed the Army.
But, when I went back to listen again to Maddow’s brief reporting, it stopped less than a minute in. I checked several times. I suppose the posts I made were similarly shut down. That’s the best proof Rachel is correct in the reason our military is about to take Iran’s oil island. Saudi Arabia is hiring, and Trump is selling our military as mercenaries. Possibly starting WW III.
Please stop Trump’s insanity. He is not a human. Of the three levels of humans on the planet—according to Gnostic Christian teachings I’ve been listening to on YouTube, Trump is a Hillix—an incarnated Archon that feeds off of human fears, anger, and hate—incapable of good. Apparently, Jesus taught the Gnostic Cosmology as well as his message of love.
Best,
Terry Barber
And this man has access to our nuclear weapons.
The primary reason Trump went to war with Iran is because he is the world's biggest bully, and there was no way he'd finish this year without swinging the world's biggest stick: the US military. Every other reason is secondary, even if it is true. Trump loves hurting people and feeling powerful. So he went to war.
🔷 Remember Civil Rights activist John Lewis’ admonition to cause “Good Trouble” to save this country?
🔷 Rep. Lewis did not devote his life to Equal Voting Rights for ALL — so that a White Supremacist President could erase it with a damned Sharpie.
🔷 Fight Back, Democrats!
Heather, I love what you do. That's why I subscribed! But I have one small suggestion for you and all media. When you discuss a Judge that has ruled against Trump, please don't show their picture. Don't make it easier for his heavily-armed followers to target them. I know people can find them anyway, but please don't make it easier.
Trying to get your attention to start what could be a national conversation about what would get him to fire all his hires and resign? And now. He's too dangerous.
He doesn’t relish the job. He can’t stay awake for it, so maintaining even the illusion of competence is out his window. What would make it worth his while? Like let him keep all his grift, give him freedom from prosecution, and what else? Let him develop a desert somewhere? And sweeten our deal by making him the first recipient of the Save Humanity Award, in this case for courageously resigning in the face of a sleep disorder that’s newly diagnosed, so he saves face. A clincher, that gives him points in the adulation department, award it as a state dinner in his honor.
See "Can we start something?"
https://suzannetaylor.substack.com/p/open-letter-to-heather-delaney-reese
Thank you for giving us information that corporate news cannot or will not. As frightening as it is, we need to know the truth.
He is not spiraling out of control. That’s how he began his first term and he has remained that way ever since.