Trump "Is Like a Child" According to his Staff.

a reply to: EvidenceNibbler

The argument of "but look at all the money he's made, he must be a genius" is daily fare on ATS.

But consider this. How many of us, would be in different financial circumstances right now, had we come from his environment? Born with all the money a person could ever need, and all the support and encouragement to back that up.

To get to the finish line, most of us take every step on our own. We are not ushered to it in a gold chariot, with someone pushing us on and on, and picking us up each time we fall. We must do it on our own. Even after his multiple bankruptcies, he sprang right back. Do you think he masterminded his comeback all alone? Seriously? He ruined many lives in those episodes. He didn't have to pay his workers the money he owed them, and his bankers, and he left them all high and dry.

Soon after he began selling 'real estate' to the Russians, at an enormous mark up, to the point they were just throwing money at him.

But imagine you had his abundant beginnings. A father who gave you millions to start out, the support systems, the flamboyant personality developing along with a grandiose notions of what you could do?

Do you think you might be in different circumstances than you are now?

a reply to: Liquesence

He knows all the big words, that's a Gibbon.

As to stable, well Trumps about as stable as the end of a Jenga game if you ask me.

He's like one of those weans nobody wanted to play with as a child because they refused to share their toys, picked their beak in public too much, and/or chucked tantrums for the least of imaginary slights.

End of the day he's an orange bawbag buffoon and accident waiting to happen really. The sad part is that when he does have a complete meltdown the collateral damage created by his tantrums might be beyond our ability to reign in or control.

a reply to: Liquesence

IKR all that's missing is him rubbing his hands together accompanied by evil laughter and intense organ music.

a reply to: Sillyolme

I guess you don't believe in reincarnation do you?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

You are right the book does seem to be backing up what others have said , "This man does not read, does not listen" was what the author of his biography said.

In other words, this man does not need to read, and does not need to listen.

Think about that.

Let it sink in.

originally posted by: AMPTAH

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

You are right the book does seem to be backing up what others have said , "This man does not read, does not listen" was what the author of his biography said.

In other words, this man does not need to read, and does not need to listen.

Think about that.

Let it sink in.

The President of the United States doesn't need to read or listen .... got it.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Liquesence

IKR all that's missing is him rubbing his hands together accompanied by evil laughter and intense organ music.

Haha, that's pretty much exactly what I envisioned, as well.

What’s interesting is that the people who say Trump is a child like are only saying he is a selfish person who always looks to his own aggrandizement in any situation.

That’s may be a child like attribute but is also the attribute of a con-man, which Trump is in spades.

He may be more con man than child...

Most of the people near Trump have never seen a real con man so they attribute his sinister personality to being child-like.

However, if you have ever known a real con man you will recognize Trump as one.

A con man is like this:

He or she is very practical, and when they see one con not working what they do is immediately go to another one right before your eyes.

It’s akin to a child who throws down one toy to pick up another.

That's why these uninitiated detect a child like aspect to Trump's con.

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Liquesence

Have you ever met an actual genius who tells everyone he is a genius?.

Of course, all of them do. That's the first thing they say, "Nice to met you, I'm a real #n genius. I'm like smart." And then they tell a bunch of BS stories how smart they are.

Or, in the case of Einstein, he just said "I'm Einstein," and winked.

Guess you've never met a genius. Pffffph

originally posted by: gortex

originally posted by: AMPTAH

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

You are right the book does seem to be backing up what others have said , "This man does not read, does not listen" was what the author of his biography said.

In other words, this man does not need to read, and does not need to listen.

Think about that.

Let it sink in.

The President of the United States doesn't need to read or listen .... got it.

You'll really "get it" when you've read and understood this book

The Message of a Master – by John McDonald

Most people "take in" input from the external world, and what they read and listen to "controls" what's in their mind, so they become "reactants" to the impulses from the external world.

The Master, on the other hand, "reverses" this data flow, and first creates in his own mind what shall be, then "projects" that back out to the external world, remaking the world in his own image. Which is what The Donald does all the time.

People just don't get it. Can't understand how The Donald has all the things he has, and achieved the position he has, because they have never heard of the "path" of the "Master" as described in McDonald's simple book.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Zanti Misfit

Absolute power corrupts absolutely and there lies the problem with people who covet such.

The bus is heading for a ravine, and the driver is, shall we say, most certainly off his medication.

To be honest, the world and Twitter, wait with baited breath to see what this mad bastard Trump says or does next.

And that's sad because important events are occurring and simply missed or not covered down to Trumps aggressive nonsensical rhetoric.

Bet if the Muppet in question had a urine test coming up he would probably study hard.

Yeah , OK , Yada Yada .........You Eating Good Right Now ? Making Enough Money to Pay your Bills ? Have any Disposable Income to take your Significant Other Out on a Date ? If so , the Reason behind that is a Non Socialist President Takin' Care of Business . It will take Some Time , but America is Trying to be Great Again , Enjoy the Ride Bro........

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Yeah, yeah I know another thread about this book but I think this is starting to corroborate what a lot of those of us who oppose Trump have been saying about him for many years new.

According to the author of this new explosive book

onald Trump's White House says the US president has no credibility and his staff "all say he is like a child".

"He has a need for immediate gratification," Michael Wolff told NBC's Today show.

"This man does not read, does not listen. He's like a pinball just shooting off the sides."

BBC News

Now this is coming for the people who work with him day after day, it seems to be the some of the most interesting stuff in this book is how others view Trump, apparently not even his staff can fully support him.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

hahaha - dont you mean tomato sauce not ketchup - or are you being US centric? Oh its never about validation for you as you keep crying. You own words betray your inconsistencies.

Define evil -
this should be good

a reply to: Sillyolme

They use video observation in assessing mental incapacity all the time.

Who does?
The clients psychiatrist or another psych.
You have to be more specific to wiggle out of this one.

Maybe you have a certified diagnosis of a remote evaluation for our looksies.

Come on...

a reply to: Sillyolme

So therefore we are to conclude that you and Mueller are confidantes.

Do tell, better yet write a book.

a reply to: Sillyolme

You brought up evaluation and diagnosis outside of a one on one. You're the one relying on videos, keep up.

You're looking SillierByThePost

according to your logic

as we are not members of any Psychiatric Association

a reply to: Zanti Misfit

The answer to most of the above is a resounding NO.

I'm skint mate, on my arse really, and barely managing to tread water or provide for my partner and two children.

America will never be great again unless the rest of the world also shares the same fate.

Blame the information age in which we live and the way we communicate for that particular foible.

It's the ride I'm worried about as Trump may take your nation down a path that's rather hard to return from and by default the rest of the world also.

Keep in mind through this is not the century where single nations will rise and fall alone. The socioeconomic domino effect will take us all down should we manage to stumble and fall. And electing sexist retarded racists as POTUS don't exactly instill or inspire confidence in the rest of the people of the world.

a reply to: AMPTAH

You have it exactly wrong. All Trump does is react to what others are saying about him. He sits in his bedroom watching Fox news and tweets in response to the headlines. His reactions are all about making himself look good. This is a sign of extreme insecurity, and a dangerous quality in a Commander In Chief.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

Brilliantly reasoned.

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

hahaha - dont you mean tomato sauce not ketchup - or are you being US centric? Oh its never about validation for you as you keep crying. You own words betray your inconsistencies.

Define evil -
this should be good

I really think this shows you need to stop obsessing over my posts.....