[Magdalen] Let us work together -- uh huh

[James Oppenheimer-Crawford]

I was beginning to think possibly ADHD, but that would not account for
this.  It appears he is able to read on some level, since he summarizes
what's in front of him, but the fact that he does not simply read it is
quite intriguing.

And his refusal to read materials at all such as reports or books is such a
red flag.

It is apparent that this man is disabled in some way, but in what way? He
obviously has signs of narcissistic personality disorder, judging from the
way he does not seem to recognize others' rights to consideration.  This
goes a long way toward explaining how he gets contractors to work for him,
then simply refuses to pay because he doesn't want to. And if they try to
recover costs, his attorneys will tie them up in court indefinitely.  He
has bankrupted and ruined businesses and that's okay with all the trumpers.
They knew all about this and they still voted for him.
The narcissism of course also explains why he walks into dressing rooms at
pageants and feels he has the right to grab -- well, you know. e are all
conditioned to consider the rights of others. for a true narcissist --
there ARE NO OTHERS.

And this basket case has the nuclear codes ! ! !

James W. Oppenheimer-Crawford
*“A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved,
except in memory. LLAP**”  -- *Leonard Nimoy

On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 4:43 PM, Scott Knitter <scottknitter at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Re Trump not reading:
>
> https://youtu.be/bd79UsXSLWg
>
>
> On Feb 18, 2017 3:06 PM, "Grace Cangialosi" <gracecan at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for posting this, Jim.  I think I saw something like it on FaceBook
> last week...or maybe it was this same thing. And I agree with it. Someone
> pointed out that we have already given him a chance, because he is the same
> today as he was at the beginning of his campaign two years ago. The leopard
> hasn't changed his spots; I don't think he can.
>
> I had an image a couple of days ago of Trump dressed like a little kid in a
> sailor suit, sitting on the floor playing toy soldiers. He can move them
> wherever he wants, he can have them fight each other, even kill each other,
> because he is in charge. And because they have no feelings, he doesn't have
> to consider them.  And at the end of the day, he can put everything back in
> the box, put it on the shelf, turn out the light, shut the door and walk
> away.
> Of course, the trouble is that in the real world the folks he's toying with
> are real, and they bleed real blood and they have real feelings
> and concerns and suffer the consequences of his actions. And he can't just
> walk away and shut the door.  I don't think that's the world he wants or
> knows how to deal with.
>
> A friend said the other day that she's heard speculation that he actually
> can't read--or at least, not fluently. That that's why he doesn't like
> teleprompters and why he's asked Pence to condense the daily briefings  and
> put them in the form of no more than nine bullet points. It might also
> explain why he often doesn't seem to know what was in the executive orders
> he signed....  It's just speculation at this point, but if it's true, it
> could explain a lot.  Not that it would make is any safer.
>