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Trump posted this on his website:
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America

The great people of Serbia and Kosovo have overcome tremendous obstacles in their pursuit of economic normalization. The agreements my administration brokered are historic and should not be abandoned, many lives are at stake. The region is too important and the people have waited too long for this work to be cast aside. Today, my Envoy Ambassador Ric Grenell visited the Kosovo-Serbia border to highlight this important agreement. Just like we proved in the Middle East with the Abraham Accords, peace and economic normalization is possible, but it takes a sincere effort and unwavering leadership. Peace is possible, don’t give up—long term prosperity for those two nations is at stake!
Logan Act, anyone?

It was quickly removed.
 
Trump's media launch is now worth 10 billion bucks and hasn't done anything yet. Didn't I say that Orange Mouth would follow the money?
 
Next for Donny? Taekwondo, apparently.

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The Donald has been recognized as a (honorary) 9th Dan black belt in Taekwondo.
For comparison, Chuck Norris is 'merely' an 8th Dan.
Putin is 9th Dan.
 
Cracks in the armor? A QAnon nutter may finally be getting it.
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"Dooming" refers to speaking aloud the realization that the Q BS might be false.
 

A QAnon supporter wrote an open letter to Donald Trump expressing frustration that the movement's conspiracy theories kept failing to happen.

Donny Warren's letter, which Insider reviewed, appeared on the Telegram channel of the prominent QAnon adherent Ron Watkins on Sunday. It was first reported by Newsweek.

Followers of the far-right group believe, baselessly, that a "deep state" cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles are embedded in institutions including the Democratic Party and are responsible for nefarious acts. They also believe that Trump was elected as part of a plot to secretly fight that cabal.

In his letter, Warren complained that "Red October" — one of the multiple dates on which leading QAnon proponents promised the alleged cabal members would be rounded up and arrested — had not come to pass.

"At the beginning of October, we were told of a Red October, with rumors of mass arrests across the world," Warren wrote.

"We were given hints by 'Q' experts that November was to be THE month," he wrote. "I told a few of my awake friends that either this would be the best Thanksgiving ever, or the worst. Guess which one it was?"

"Awake" is often used to describe other adherents of the QAnon movement and alludes to "The Great Awakening," an event in January when Trump was supposed to declare martial law and imprison his political enemies, which also did not happen.

"For months, I have anticipated each day with excitement knowing that I was watching my president and his crew of Patriots take back our country and our freedom. I am losing that excitement now," Warren said. "This is starting to get very old."

Warren also described the toll that his belief in the conspiracy theory was taking on his family. "They think I am a nut for believing in all this," he said.

The letter was addressed to Trump, his former national security advisor Michael Flynn, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and John F. Kennedy Jr., "if he is alive."

Hundreds of QAnon supporters gathered in Dallas earlier in November in the belief that Kennedy Jr., who died in 1999, would reappear and announce that he wasn't dead.
 

It's unbelievable that people still take this cunt at his word. This is more than sunk cost fallacy, that's a wilful delusion I can understand. Trump's pretty easy to figure out; it's his supporters that fucking baffle me.
 
Trump May Self-Publish Memoir to Avoid Obama Advance Humiliation: Exec
A publishing exec thinks Trump could self-publish his presidential memoir because he doesn't want to get a smaller cash advance than Obama
  • Donald Trump has yet to sign a deal with a major publisher for his presidential memoir.
  • Trump might fear getting a smaller advance than Barack Obama, a publishing executive told Politico.
  • As a consequence, Trump could choose to self-publish the memoir, the exec said.

...
Some publishers told The Guardian in June that many major publishing companies have concerns about the likelihood of the former president pushing false and unproven claims — such as his continual assertion that the 2020 election was stolen from him — and the possible ramifications of that.

Instead, Trump has so far released a photo book of his time in the White House, for which he contributed the captions.
Trump insists he’s writing ‘book of all books’ but big publishers unlikely to touch it | Books | The Guardian
Donald Trump has insisted he is writing “the book of all books” – even though major figures in US publishing said on Tuesday that no big house is likely to touch a memoir by the 45th president because it might stoke “a staff uprising” and it would be “too hard to get a book that was factually accurate”.

When Trump left the White House in January, the Washington Post said he made 30,573 false or misleading claims while in power. The comments by publishing insiders were reported by Politico.
Barack and Michelle Obama's books:
  • 1995: Dreams from My Father
  • 2006: The Audacity of Hope
  • 2010: Of Thee I Sing
  • 2018: Becoming (by Michelle; the rest by Barack)
  • 2020: A Promised Land
The 2020 book is the first part of his Presidential memoirs.
The memoir, remaining focused on Obama's political life, begins with his early life, details his first campaigns, and stretches through most of his first term as president.[8] The book concludes with the events surrounding the killing of Osama bin Laden in May 2011,[12][13] ending with a meeting between Obama and the Navy SEALs who conducted the raid.[8] While the book remains focused on politics, the first 200 pages of the book, approximately, are devoted to Obama's life and career up through his time in Chicago.[14]
So BO may be working on a memoir for the rest of his Presidency.
 
 List of autobiographies by presidents of the United States
 List of memoirs by first ladies of the United States
  • Martin Van Buren
  • James Buchanan
  • - Julia Dent Grant
  • Theodore Roosevelt
  • - Helen Herron Taft
  • - Edith Wilson
  • Calvin Coolidge
  • - Eleanor Roosevelt
  • Harry Truman
  • Dwight Eisenhower
  • Lyndon B Johnson, Lady Bird Johnson
  • Richard Nixon
  • Gerald Ford, Betty Ford
  • Jimmy Carter, Rosalynn Carter
  • Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan
  • George Bush I, Barbara Bush
  • Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton
  • George Bush II, Laura Bush
  • Barack Obama, Michelle Obama
So every President since Harry Truman has written his memoirs.
 


David Cay Johnston, investigative journalist and founder of DCReport.org, joins Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss the latest developments in Manhattan DA’s investigation into former President Donald Trump, including what he charges he is likely to face and what the timeline for the indictment could look like.
Dec. 19, 2021
 
Donald Trump actually writing something? He doesn't have the attention span let alone the necessary literary skills. But I think he could make serious bucks if he wrote a few hundred words every week on a topic of his choice and had it published verbatim.
 
There is a simple solution. He could hire a ghostwriter. That's how he "wrote" all his books that have been published under his name.
 
Known Trump Coauthors and Ghostwriters:
YearGhostBook
1987Tony SchwartzThe Art of the Deal
1990Charles LeerhsenSurviving at the Top / The Art of Survival
1997Kate BohnerThe Art of Survival
2000Dave ShiflettThe America We Deserve
2004Meredith McIverHow to Get Rich
2004The Way to the Top
2004Meredith McIverThink like a Billionaire
2005The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received
2006Robert Kiyosaki, Meredith McIverWhy We Want You to Be Rich
2006How to Build a Fortune
2006The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Received
2006Meredith McIverTrump 101: The Way to Success
2007Bill ZankerThink Big and Kick Ass
2008Meredith McIverNever Give Up
2009Meredith McIverThink Like a Champion
2011Wynton Hall, Peter Schweizer, Meredith McIverTime to Get Tough
2015Robert KiyosakiMidas Touch
2011Jeffrey RobinsonTrump Tower
2015David FisherCrippled America / Great Again

Ghostwriters and coauthors are known for most of Trump's books. The most prolific of them is  Meredith McIver and she likely wrote the books with no known ghostwriter credit.

She was also a speechwriter for Melania Trump, and she was involved in the plagiarism scandal of the 2016 Republican Convention, where some of MT's speech was discovered to have a remarkable resemblance to some of Michelle Obama's speeches.
 
America is stunned on Christmas Eve as Trump calls for his supporters to commit suicide.

In what seems like a replay of the 1978  Drinking the Kool-Aid incident, Trump suggests that his supporters get "inoculated" with the Covid-19 vaccines, laced with George Soros' poisons and Bill Gates' micro-chips. Perhaps it should be no surprise that Orange Fuhrer would follow in the footsteps of Jim Jones, the earlier Messiah, but why use the enemy's poison for this special one-way trip to Heaven?

Even the QAnon wing of the QAnon-QOP-Qremlin axis doesn't seem on-board for this unusual choice of poisons:
Ron 'Q' Watckins said:
Alleged QAnon ringleader turned Arizona congressional candidate Ron Watkins chimed in after Trump doubled down on his vaccine support ...
Watkins fired back at Trump, calling the vaccines “subscription suicide shots” while telling his loyal QAnon adherents to “choose life” rather than “comply” and get vaccinated.

The political world holds its breath. Will Republicans choose life or suicide? Has Trump been hypnotized into following Fauci the Antichrist? Who will take over the reins of the QOPAnon Empire? Sean Hannity? Alex Jones? Ghislaine Maxwell?
 
The political world holds its breath. Will Republicans choose life or suicide? Has Trump been hypnotized into following Fauci the Antichrist? Who will take over the reins of the QOPAnon Empire? Sean Hannity? Alex Jones? Ghislaine Maxwell?
Good stuff. Who's going to fall on their sword first?
 
There is a simple solution. He could hire a ghostwriter. That's how he "wrote" all his books that have been published under his name.
Hiring a legit writer removes the comedy. We want the script verbatim and unedited. The orange Fuhrer ought to off these trump wannabees and hit the keyboard in person. He'd sell a lot of copy for just the entertainment value. A real life Archie Bunker.
 
There is a simple solution. He could hire a ghostwriter. That's how he "wrote" all his books that have been published under his name.
Hiring a legit writer removes the comedy. We want the script verbatim and unedited. The orange Fuhrer ought to off these trump wannabees and hit the keyboard in person. He'd sell a lot of copy for just the entertainment value. A real life Archie Bunker.
So, heires a ghost and dictates a book. Book sells for $1.
But for an additional $48.99, you get the transcript of the dictation sessions.
"Was that when you told them to pay off McDougal and spike her story?"
"Yeah, a'heh, bet she was pissed when she figured it out. Or her lawyer explained it to her. Don't put that in my book."
"Okay. Not your book, no."
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The political world holds its breath. Will Republicans choose life or suicide? Has Trump been hypnotized into following Fauci the Antichrist? Who will take over the reins of the QOPAnon Empire? Sean Hannity? Alex Jones? Ghislaine Maxwell?
Good stuff. Who's going to fall on their sword first?

Earlier I noticed a news item about a top Trumpist apologizing. DJT — who was once one of the best scientific researchers on the planet, everybody says so — is now too old to do independent research. (Unexplained is why Trump followed an imposter like Fauci when Carlson and Jones are sharing their research on YouTube.) But maybe that Trumpist fell on his sword: I don't see that news story anymore.

While searching for that news item, I came across a piece by Sarah Suckabee from a few months ago, touting "the Trump vaccine." Does that explain the confusion? Perhaps Trump isn't advocating suicide at all. Is Don Jr. selling a Trump version of the vaccine WITHOUT the microchips? Presumably jabs are available for $189.99 on the same site that sells Don Jr.'s T-shirts.
 
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