President Trump The Psyop In Chief By Donald Jeffries!!!
(2019-06-07 at 00:48:26 )

President Trump the Psyop in Chief by Donald Jeffries

One of Donald Trumps most recent tweets has finally convinced me that he is literally an actor, strutting across the world stage.

While President Trump has displayed an incomprehensibly inarticulate nature, and an abysmal lack of spelling ability, this latest tweet is just too over the top.

Hamberders?

Are we actually to believe that the President of the United States, a billionaire in the corporate world, one who attended Fordham University and the University of Pennsylvanias Wharton School of Finance, is not able to spell "hamburger" correctly?

President Trumps latest egregious spelling error occurred during a tweet celebrating yet another cartoonish escapade, where a "fast food buffet" was served to the NCAA football champion Clemson players.

President Trump, always in character, made certain to boast that he personally paid for this low-cost feast. And exaggerate the number of "hamberders" that were bought. Was it 300? Or 1000?

It was natural for Donald Trump to choose fast food.

According to what we are told, he eats almost nothing except McDonaldss, Wendys, Burger King, and KFC. And washes this garbage down with an alleged twelve Diet Cokes every day. This would be a suicidal diet for anyone, let alone an overweight seventy two year old.

The leader of the free world has topped George Dubya Bush, the great "decider," in terms of grammatical gaffes. President Trump has bragged about having the "best words."

President Trump once tweeted out a confusing mess that included "covfefe," which appeared to be an attempt at spelling "coverage."

During a May 2017 press release about President Trumps trip to Israel, his office mimicked his style, with misspellings that should have seemingly been caught by any educated staffer.

President Trump misspelled the first name of his ambassadorial nominee Jon Huntsman. He used "council" in a sentence that should have read "White House counsel."

A week later, the president misused the word again, and this time misspelled it as "councel."

In a December 2016 snipe at China, he accused them of "an unpresidented act."

He once tweeted, "How low has President Obama gone to tapp my phones.."

Predident Trumps official inauguration poster contained the comical ungrammatical sentence: "No dream is too big, no challenge is to great."

President Trumps crack White House staff once managed to misspell "attaker" more than twenty times in a list of supposedly under reported terrorist attacks.

The White House also misspelled Theresa Mays first name as "Teresa" in the schedule for her early 2017 visit. Teresa May, coincidentally or not, is the name of a British porn star.

President Trump struggled to spell the word "hereby," misspelling it as both "hear by" and "hearby" in two different tweets.

The two laughably sandwiched a call for education reform.

This brought to mind one of Dubya Bushs most hilariously ungrammatical comments that included, "Is our children learning."

An angry President Trump lashed out at the media about "thr" coverage that "gas been so false and angry.." Simple typos, but clearly neither President Trump nor anyone else in the White House proofreads his tweets.

The transcript of President Trumps phone call with the leader of Colombia misspelled the country as "Columbia."

Shortly after taking the oath of office, Donald Trump set the tone clearly, when he tweeted about being "honered to serve you."

President Trump has misspelled "separation."

While doling out his typical praise on the military, President Trump referred to the Marine Corps as "Marine Core."

President Trump has, probably intentionally, misspelled the odious Rep. Adam Schiffs name as Adam "Schitt."

Also probably intentionally, he has spelled Mr. Obamas first name as "Barrack."

He has even spelled his wifes name as "Melanie" on Twitter. Well, Mr. Obama did refer to his wife as "Michael," opening up a whole different can of conspiratorial worms.

Donald Trumps routine misspellings, and construction of such ungrammatical sentences on Twitter, would shame your barely literate typical United States of American teenager.

Spelling "wait" as "waite?" "Smocking gun?"

Predictably, President Trumps hard-core defenders maintain that his grammatical errors are done purposefully, part of the whole "he is playing 8,000D chess" theory.

Certainly, his gaffes often bring extra attention to whatever point he is trying to make.

Is President Trump really a 159 IQ genius, playing to his base by trying to appear to be as "real" as they are?

Or is Donald Trump a crisis actor par excellence, summoned by forces above us all to ride in recklessly on an off-white horse, to bull rush his way through a cultural china shop?

To parrot catch phrases like "America first" and "lock her up," which appealed to millions of disaffected voters most impacted by unbridled immigration, disastrous trade policies, and corporate greed?

Is his tough talking, unapologetic style scripted to evoke a bygone era when men were men, women were women, and there were no other genders?

President Trumps recent choice of William Barr as his new Attorney General is not remotely believable as anything other than theater.

We are told by no less than Lindsay Graham that Mr. Barr has been "best friends" with Robert Mueller for decades.

The same Mueller that is pushing every imaginary Russian button he can invent, in order to appease all the Trump-haters out there.

Why would a politician pick his supposed enemys "best friend" as his choice to monitor that enemys persecution of him?

Of all President Trumps inexplicable, Never Trumper-style picks, this one was the most difficult to defend.

The Donald Trump phenomenon has succeeded in resurrecting the inane United States of American two-party system.

Thanks exclusively to his brash personality, the United States of American electorate is pretty much split down the middle, with half-crazed Trump Derangement Syndrome haters on one side, and unreasoning "follow the plan" fans on the other side.

United States of Americans have always foolishly followed this no-choice "two party" system, and the putrid candidates it produces.

But at least there were more independents before Donald Trump.

Now, one must either be "fer" or "agin" our larger than life president.

Those who irrationally hate this comic caricature in the White House, do so because he is a "racist," a "sexist," and because he has been lampooned so mercilessly by the cultural icons they admire.

Those who irrationally defend him do so because he throws them a few sound bites of red meat, usually on Twitter, from some dark corner of the White House.

No one talks about auditing the Fed, or bringing all the troops home, or rebuilding our collapsing infrastructure, or that promised vaccine commission chaired by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

The fake unemployment stats President Trump accurately called out during his campaign are now gospel, and reveal what a marvelous job he is doing.

President Trump has done some good things, and said many more good things.

Getting us out of the TPP was good. The tariffs are good.

Withdrawing troops from Syria, or anywhere else, was good.

The summit with Putin was good. The deal with North Korea was good.

If President Trump acted on only a fraction of his rhetoric, this country might actually be salvageable.

But instead, he regularly back tracks, and flip flops, and appoints one horrific neocon swamp creature after another to his cabinet.

The only explanation for all this nonstop drama is that Donald Trump is not a befuddled, but well-meaning businessman, unexpectedly thrust into the presidency.

No one could achieve the success he has achieved, and be such an inarticulate speaker and writer.

If he had any intention of "draining the swamp," at some point he would have named someone outside the swamp to help him do that.

Donald Trump represents the Truman Show writ large.

A well-paid actor, playing the part of the ultimate WWE-style villain, to anger or enthrall all the other poor players out there upon the stage.

Reprinted here with the gracious permission of Mr. Donald Jeffries who tells it like it is! Please visit his "Keeping It Unreal" website. His book "Hidden History" is available here.