TRUMP AHEAD?

[Harbal]

On the contrary, Gary Childress, you have yet to demonstrate the perceptiveness required to understand, as I'm sure many readers will attest.

I know word salad when I see it, Walker. Been there done that, learned and moved on. Just waiting for you to evolve now.

I prefer the word, gibberish.

[Walker]

On the contrary, Gary Childress, you have yet to demonstrate the perceptiveness required to understand, as I'm sure many readers will attest.

I know word salad when I see it, Walker. Been there done that, learned and moved on. Just waiting for you to evolve now.

Gary, the-end-justifies-the-means is effective only the in the short term, and I can assure you, given the facts that you've displayed concerning your Inspector Qualifications, you've never been where I've been. It's also good to keep in mind that in the evolutionary process, befuddlement will get only so far, and impresses no one. Remember, what you perceive as chaos is actually order that you don't perceive.

[Alexis Jacobi]

He's joy riding. Some people just don't know when to be concerned for the world. I seem to recall he's the one who thinks war and strife are "heroic opportunities".

This is a good opportunity to see how •heroicism• can be applied to the present engineered conviction of D. Trump for purposes of influencing the election outcome.

War and strife apply to (our) sense of how the opposing side is conducting itself. It is underhanded politics by means of lawfare. They reveal as it were their hand and what they are capable of.

So, how a man steels himself when facing this real and consequential conflict is where you will see what that man is made of.

[Harbal]

No doubt about it; definitely gibberish.

[Walker]

No doubt about it; definitely gibberish.

Sooner or later the mists will clear, young Harbal. Better sooner, yes? It's worth it, although maybe not at first.

By golly, Trump himself could have said those words.

[Gary Childress]

On the contrary, Gary Childress, you have yet to demonstrate the perceptiveness required to understand, as I'm sure many readers will attest.

I know word salad when I see it, Walker. Been there done that, learned and moved on. Just waiting for you to evolve now.

Gary, the-end-justifies-the-means is effective only the in the short term, and I can assure you, given the facts that you've displayed concerning your Inspector Qualifications, you've never been where I've been. It's also good to keep in mind that in the evolutionary process, befuddlement will get only so far, and impresses no one. Remember, what you perceive as chaos is actually order that you don't perceive.

Right.... Knock yourself out, then.

[Gary Childress]

He's joy riding. Some people just don't know when to be concerned for the world. I seem to recall he's the one who thinks war and strife are "heroic opportunities".

This is a good opportunity to see how •heroicism• can be applied to the present engineered conviction of D. Trump for purposes of influencing the election outcome.

War and strife apply to (our) sense of how the opposing side is conducting itself. It is underhanded politics by means of lawfare. They reveal as it were their hand and what they are capable of.

So, how a man steels himself when facing this real and consequential conflict is where you will see what that man is made of.

"Lawfare" is better than warfare.

[Walker]

He's joy riding. Some people just don't know when to be concerned for the world. I seem to recall he's the one who thinks war and strife are "heroic opportunities".

This is a good opportunity to see how •heroicism• can be applied to the present engineered conviction of D. Trump for purposes of influencing the election outcome.

War and strife apply to (our) sense of how the opposing side is conducting itself. It is underhanded politics by means of lawfare. They reveal as it were their hand and what they are capable of.

So, how a man steels himself when facing this real and consequential conflict is where you will see what that man is made of.

The groundswell created by martyrdom ... hmmm.

What people don't really get, but what is in the very definition of the words, is that a re-incarnation is actually an incarnation ... of what? Not ego but rather, qualities.

There hasn't been a Lion like Trump in a long time, quite awhile since such a re-incarnation of qualities formed for the times which are superfluous, as were the times for the incarnation.

[Walker]

"Lawfare" is better than warfare.

No Gary Childress. That may be your opinion, but it is wrong.

Lawfare is Warfare, albeit not in the reported Medieval Tradition.

[Gary Childress]

"Lawfare" is better than warfare.

No Gary Childress. That may be your opinion, but it is wrong.

Lawfare is Warfare, albeit not in the reported Medieval Tradition.

War is war, courts are not war.

[commonsense]

You're quite wrong about that.

How do you know?

The same way anyone knows anything.

The Trump Persecutions are highly publicized acts of corrupting the law for political purposes. The Spirit of the Law has been corrupted by the letter of the law, which is the only way The Spirit of the Law can be corrupted. Change the letters, change the letter of the law. The ripple effects will be indiscriminate as time fades the current players into history. Dark ages seem to have a lifespan of about a thousand years, a time-frame possibly unaffected by the Singularity.

Just imagine what the Singularity would look, depending on whether the programmers are pro-Trump or pro-Biden. The programmers who start the Singularity ball rolling will certainly have political opinions.

[Gary Childress]

He's joy riding. Some people just don't know when to be concerned for the world. I seem to recall he's the one who thinks war and strife are "heroic opportunities".

This is a good opportunity to see how •heroicism• can be applied to the present engineered conviction of D. Trump for purposes of influencing the election outcome.

War and strife apply to (our) sense of how the opposing side is conducting itself. It is underhanded politics by means of lawfare. They reveal as it were their hand and what they are capable of.

So, how a man steels himself when facing this real and consequential conflict is where you will see what that man is made of.

The groundswell created by martyrdom ... hmmm."

I guess he'll be joining Ivan Boesky and Martha Stewart in "martyrdom".

[Alexiev]

"Lawfare" is better than warfare.

No Gary Childress. That may be your opinion, but it is wrong.

Lawfare is Warfare, albeit not in the reported Medieval Tradition.

The members of the jury are not inolved in a conspiracy.. I'll grant that this case is relatively trivial, compared to the other charges Trump faces. But his guilt is indubitable.

[Alexis Jacobi]

"Lawfare" is better than warfare.

I am somewhat happy that you concede the point: Trump was snared in a law-fare plot.

Most have pointed out the obvious: the use of law-fare may likely backfire. But what its use portends is that the other side will soon enough employ it. And that is just one more bad sign for the integrity of the Republic.

[Alexis Jacobi]

Just for Trump supporters.

You're quite wrong about that.

How do you know?

Simple. Once real and open underhandedness is seen to have worked — using the legal system to block a political opponent — it is inevitable that the other side will employ the same.

The chasm, the abyss, the divisions within the nation will not abate and will increase, to the detriment of all.

That should not be hard for all to see, even those who welcome the various legal proceedings, as dubiously grounded as they may be.