Trump Re-elected: The True MAGA Era Begins, Now What?

[aragorn]

Making excuses and wishful thinking are one thing, seeing with clarity that his administration has done some positive things is another. Does the good outweigh the bad? Most likely not at this point, but it is a good idea not to fall into cognitive traps like black and white thinking.

Yeah, and it’s easy now for the ’crazies,’ who being brainwashed by the propaganda and what not were throwing tantrums back in 2016, to say: look, we were right all along, he is crazy and the anti-Christ! I think at least we here on the forum have observed and analyzed his tenure the last ten years enough to say that it’s not that simple - he had some valuable/good things and ideas back then, and by multiple means, some of them by his own making, he has gradually destroyed whatever good/proper was in him. One thing’s sadly for sure, after recent development, there’s no chance that he will get back on track in the sense that we see as good.

 

[Deneb]

And I can't help but agree with this assessment! A WHOLE lot of people are hating on Trump on X now. Long time supporters are falling away in droves. Plus, I saw a couple posts claiming Trump was a lot more involved with Epstein's mess than he wants anyone to know.

At this point he doesn't care for any polls or supporters, only sweet lies whispered to his ear by his enablers, and that's the inevitable result of placing small inept man in a big place.
Watching biden inconsistent burblings was fun, but trump it is outright scary, he is kind of idiot who may finish life on earth because of his bruised ego
I'm wondering what will come for him first, straitjacket or this time successful hit

 

[T.C.]

It seems to me that as soon as people latched on to Trump as the "savior", that program had to be changed and they went all out to do it. Now, a lot of people are calling him the AntiChrist!!!

I was thinking about this last night but from the free will angle.

The program had to be changed because the powers above all had a sit down and it was decided that the STS side was breaking the law by not allowing people the freedom to basically vote the way they wanted to vote.

It seems to me that the solution the STS side settled on was to let them have Trump, and after they'd just make him their evil tool instead. Everyone gets their free will back and the bad guys get to continue their plans.

 

[axj]

It seems to me that the solution the STS side settled on was to let them have Trump, and after they'd just make him their evil tool instead. Everyone gets their free will back and the bad guys get to continue their plans.

Yes, it seems that they fully exploited Trump's Achilles Heel, using his narcissism to expand it into megalomania and delusion. The "easy win" in Venezuela after decades of standoff probably contributed to that.

Maybe the heavy karmic burden of the US and its apparently unavoidable destruction also played a role, as in the leader of this country almost cannot avoid acting in that direction.

 

[T.C.]

Maybe the heavy karmic burden of the US and its apparently unavoidable destruction also played a role, as in the leader of this country almost cannot avoid acting in that direction.

I just don’t think it’s possible to have an STS reality and also have peace.

 

[Ben]

I was thinking about this last night but from the free will angle.

The program had to be changed because the powers above all had a sit down and it was decided that the STS side was breaking the law by not allowing people the freedom to basically vote the way they wanted to vote.

It seems to me that the solution the STS side settled on was to let them have Trump, and after they'd just make him their evil tool instead. Everyone gets their free will back and the bad guys get to continue their plans.

I was thinking along these lines too. Back in June I wrote this assuming a bigger war with Iran (and its associated economic and political chaos) was imminent. It took a while longer to get there, but here we are. The resistance part is still a complete unknown, of course.

Just a thought, what if the resistance intended by the Quorum as a result of Trump surviving the assassination attempt is something we didn't think of? Not the resistance provoked by the assassination attempt, or by his opposing the Deep State, but the resistance provoked by his betrayal of MAGA and collusion with the Deep State.
Mainly because of the experience of divine intervention being used by hyperdimensional forces to manipulate him into supporting Israel and opposing Iran. If he takes the country to war there's going to be a lot of resistance. A whole bunch of people are going to see that he had no choice because he's surrounded by war pigs and he's not in charge.

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At the time I didn't foresee him being quite so fully delusional about Iran, I was too generous.

 

[mkrnhr]

Evil is not a fatality, even in an STS world, it's a choice. As 3D STS beings, we need nourishment from 2D beings, but we can choose to do it with or without cruelty. If evil was a fatality, it would be equally distributed. We wouldn't have psychopaths, sociopaths, authoritarians, useful idiots, and normal decent people.

 

[Voyageur]

Evil is not a fatality, even in an STS world, it's a choice. As 3D STS beings, we need nourishment from 2D beings, but we can choose to do it with or without cruelty. If evil was a fatality, it would be equally distributed. We wouldn't have psychopaths, sociopaths, authoritarians, useful idiots, and normal decent people.

From The Last of the Mohicans, this Elk hunt scene describes what you said (osit).

 

[Huila]

"There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, 'Fool me once, shame on... shame on you. Fool me—you can't get fooled again.'" - George W. Bush

 

[aragorn]

"There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, 'Fool me once, shame on... shame on you. Fool me—you can't get fooled again.'" - George W. Bush

Could you please desrcibe in short what this video is about. There are so many X posts, videos and links posted these days on this forum that I think many would appreciate at least a short decription to help decide if you want to watch it.

 

[Huila]

Could you please desrcibe in short what this video is about. There are so many X posts, videos and links posted these days on this forum that I think many would appreciate at least a short decription to help decide if you want to watch it.

The video is under 3 minutes. Detailed descriptions are a lot more useful for longer videos- I find .. With shorter videos the titles tend to be self explanatory. It touches on the moral ambiguity in the actions of Trump.

When we look at all the Trump marked buildings across the world one could be forgiven if they were led to believe that Trump owned most of them but this is due to 'clever' marketing. There also might be more to what Epstein hints at in the files- that Trump isn't as wealthy as his made out to be.

 

[Ruth]

What people really think. Richard Baris (pollster) and Robert Barnes (constitutional attorney) say what they really think about the Trump's decision to go to war based on Baris's polls.

Barnes used to defend Israel all the time, but he's had a bit of a mea culpa recently. I believe he's yet to figure out HOW MUCH control Israel really have over the entire country.

(It's a very long video, but these two gents really know their subject matter..... most of the time ).

 

[Benjamin]

I've been looking into the Bronfman family (one of the richest Canadian families) and MEGA/Study Group who have direct ties to Leslie Wexner. While reading this crazy (and long) news report from 2001, this paragraph at the end might tie into Trump's predicament. Either that or he really is a psycho. This paragraph comes under the heading MEGA And The Evangelicals. Notice Jerry Falwell's name comes up.

MIFTAH - The

www.miftah.org

EIR first reported on Aug. 24, 2001 ("Temple Mount Fanatics Seek To Blackmail Bush," by Anton Chaitkin), that on July 30—the day after Bush Administration and other international pressure forced the cancellation of Sharon's planned Temple Mount provocation in Jerusalem—Klein, Americans for a Safe Israel founder Herb Zweibon, evangelical Religious Roundtable founder Ed McAteer, Christian Friends of Israel leader Elwood McQuaide, and representatives of Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, held a meeting at the White House with President Bush's religious community liason Tim Goeglein. The delegation bluntly threatened President Bush, that if he did not give Sharon an unequivocal "green light" to deal with the "Palestinian terrorist threat," the combined wrath of the Zionist Lobby and the 70 million-strong evangelical Christian voting bloc would destroy the Bush Presidency—just as they destroyed George Bush, Sr.'s 1992 re-election efforts.