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DIAGNOSIS: “TRUMP” Trump once again declared himself a “damn genius,” supposedly confirmed by doctors. Fine. But what he actually demonstrated—again—is something very different. And this time it happened in Florida. “You know, I’m the only president who’s taken a cognitive test. I don’t think Obama could pass it… And Biden? Give me a break… The first question is very simple. There’s a lion, a giraffe, a bear, and a shark. And the question is: which one is the bear? It’s a very standard test, but the last ten questions are very difficult. Not many people—even in this room—would be able to answer them.” The room, which had been laughing, went quiet—then broke into applause. As if to say: yes, Mr. President, we’re the idiots here, not you. And he kept going. “When I got my results, the doctor said: ‘Wow, I’ve never seen anything like this…’” Let’s slow this down. The test Trump is talking about is the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA). It’s a basic screening tool used to detect possible cognitive impairment—dementia, Alzheimer’s, vascular or Parkinsonian issues. It is not an IQ test. It does not measure “genius.” Recognizing a bear isn’t an achievement—it’s a baseline function. These tasks assess visual recognition, language access, attention, and memory. Failing them can indicate neurological problems like agnosia, where a person sees an object but cannot identify it. Passing them simply means those basic functions are intact. Nothing more. The “very difficult” final tasks? Name as many words as possible starting with a given letter in 60 seconds (11+ is considered normal). Explain what a train and a bicycle have in common (they’re both modes of transport). State the current date. That’s the level. If this feels like a major intellectual victory, that’s not reassuring. So what’s actually happening? Trump is using a medical screening tool to sell an image of brilliance. He’s replacing meaning with performance—turning a routine check of cognitive baseline into “proof” of exceptional intelligence. It’s not just incorrect; it’s manipulative. The real purpose of the test is simple: to determine whether an aging person remains cognitively stable. Now, could this behavior itself point to something? Possibly. In the DSM-5—the global standard for diagnosing mental disorders—there’s what’s known as Cluster B: personality disorders marked by dramatic, emotional, and erratic behavior. One of them is Narcissistic Personality Disorder. It’s defined by a persistent pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. It affects relationships, judgment, and emotional stability. It occurs in about 1–2% of the population, more often in men, and typically begins in early adulthood. On its own, it doesn’t always require treatment. But it becomes a serious issue when it leads to destructive decisions—especially at the level of state power. And that’s where the real question begins.

JUST IN: A Trump judicial nominee was asked point blank: is Trump eligible to run for a third term? Their answer: “I would have to review the actual wording…” Sen. Chris Coons then asked every nominee in the room to confirm the Constitution bars a third term. Silence. Every single one of them refused to say it. Trump is appointing judges who won’t affirm the 22nd Amendment to his face. Never stop connecting the dots.

Los archivos de #Epstein... ¡Empezaron una guerra con Irán para hacer olvidar estas imágenes!!!

We should all stand with Jimmy Kimmel because he refuses to bend, refuses to stay silent, and refuses to let power go unchecked. In a time when too many choose comfort over courage, he uses his voice to challenge deception, expose hypocrisy, and hold leaders accountable—especially Trump.

In just 48 hours, Trump has called it “treasonous” to say we’re not “winning” his Iran war, romanticized Robert E. Lee and a Confederate “win,” and labeled Democrats probing election rules “treasonous” and at “War” with America. This is profoundly escalatory rhetoric, and he is priming his base to see political disagreement as betrayal and to view future conflicts over elections and foreign policy as a kind of righteous domestic war.

Вау!!

Trump has always been an arrogant, privileged, ignorant, classless, crude, and rude narcissist. Was anybody surprised by how he treated the Royal family?

Во время прямого эфира с «Формулы-1» оператор отвлёкся от съёмки ведущих и аккуратно перевёл камеру на мимо проходившую девушку. В своё оправдание он также сделал акцент на механиках команды McLaren, которые тоже засмотрелись на неё. Блестящая операторская работа r/#funny

Epstein file documents show Kash Patel and Dan Bongino carefully coordinated "clear and specific guidance" to redact files containing the name of Trump, other former US presidents and a former Secretary of State.

NBC corners Todd Blanche by showing dozens of 8647 seashell shirts sold on Amazon. Blanche scrambles to explain why ordinary citizens selling this are fine, but a Trump critic faces prison. The White House runs a two-tiered justice system for political revenge.

Обалдеть, конечно. Просто отвал башки

"Mi primera noche en Hollywood, un productor me abrió la bragueta y me dijo: "Así es como se consiguen los papeles aquí". Tenía 23 años. Acababa de aterrizar de México, mi inglés era torpe y estaba completamente sola. Ese hombre, con todo su poder, intentó robarme lo único que me quedaba: mi dignidad. Le escupí. Salí corriendo. Lloré hasta que me dolió el alma. En un apartamento minúsculo, compartiendo espacio con otras tres actrices que, como yo, perseguían un sueño que parecía una pesadilla, llamé a mi madre. Su respuesta fue inmediata: "Salma, regresa a México. Aquí te queremos". Cualquiera se habría rendido. Pero yo no regresé. Vengo de Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz. Aunque crecí con privilegios económicos, mi infancia fue una batalla emocional. A los 12 años me diagnosticaron dislexia. Mis compañeros se burlaban y mi propia maestra me sentenció: "Nunca aprenderás a leer bien". Ese fue el primer muro que derribé. Pero Hollywood tenía muros mucho más altos. Me mudé a Los Ángeles y el rechazo se volvió mi rutina. Me rechazaron en más de 50 castings. Las razones siempre eran las mismas: "Demasiado latina", "Tu acento es muy fuerte", "Ya tienes 25 años, eres vieja". En 1995, Desperado me dio la fama, pero me puso una etiqueta: "la mujer fatal". Para la industria, yo solo servía para interpretar a prostitutas o amantes de postal. Pero yo tenía una obsesión que nadie entendía: Frida Kahlo. Durante 7 años, intenté vender la historia de una artista mexicana, bis€xual y rebelde. Me cerraron todas las puertas. Me dijeron que eso no vendía. Así que hice algo que muchos llamaron "locura": puse mi propio dinero, vendí mi casa y dejé de cobrar. Mi prometido de aquel entonces me abandonó porque no aguantó mi obsesión. En 2002, el silencio se rompió. Frida se estrenó y recibió tres nominaciones al Oscar. Yo me convertí en la primera mexicana en la historia en ser nominada a Mejor Actriz. Pero el éxito no borró el dolor de los inicios. En los 90, el acoso era parte del "contrato no escrito". Te decían que así funcionaba el juego. Por eso, en 2017, cuando el movimiento (MeToo) estalló, decidí que mi voz ya no temblaría más. Hoy cuando veo a una joven actriz latina con miedo en los ojos, le digo lo que yo necesitaba escuchar hace décadas: "Tú tienes el valor de hablar. Úsalo. No te calles como me callé yo". El éxito no es la fama ni el dinero. El éxito es mirar atrás y darte cuenta de que nunca traicionaste a esa niña de 12 años que, a pesar de su dislexia y de los "no", decidió que el mundo entero la iba a escuchar.

Mark Cuban on Elon Musk: “I said something about a Tesla and he just sends me a text saying fuck you. He’s called me racist, he’s called me poop emoji multiple times... that just gives me license to f*uck with him even more.”

In just over a year, Trump has made the US weaker, poorer, less respected, and dangerously overstretched. It will take decades to rebuild the standing he has completely destroyed

En Finlandia, los padres enseñan a los niños una regla antes de dormir, y evita el 80 % de la ansiedad en la adolescencia más adelante en la vida. Se llama "la hora de la preocupación", pero no es lo que imaginas. No les dicen a los niños que dejen de preocuparse. Les enseñan cuándo y dónde pertenece la preocupación. Así es como funciona: Cada noche, 30 minutos antes de ir a la cama, el niño recibe un cuaderno. Durante exactamente 15 minutos, escribe todo lo que ese día le dió miedo, le estresó o quedó sin resolver. Luego cierra el cuaderno. Y la regla es absoluta: las preocupaciones se quedan en el cuaderno hasta la sesión del día siguiente. Un psicólogo finlandés lo explicó así: "No reprimimos la ansiedad. Le damos un contenedor. El cerebro del niño aprende que la preocupación tiene un tiempo y un lugar y la hora de dormir no es uno de ellos," A los 12 años, la mayoría de los niños ya ni siquiera necesitan el cuaderno. Han interiorizado el límite. El cambio ocurre porque el cerebro deja de tratar cada preocupación como una emergencia. No es "no pienses en ello", sino “pensarás en ello, pero no ahora". Ese pequeño retraso rompe el bucle de la ansiedad. El niño duerme. La preocupación pierde fuerza. Y con el tiempo, la mayoría de esos miedos ni siquiera vuelven a la página. La mayoría de los padres intentan resolver los problemas de sus hijos o les dicen "todo irá bien". Pero la verdadera fortaleza emocional no es eliminar el miedo, es aprender que puedes sostenerlo sin dejar que te controle. Los niños que crecen con límites alrededor de su preocupación se convierten en adultos que no entran en espiral a las 2 de la madrugada. (pico de cortisol)

Chip Franklin: “Trump has the balls to attack Kimmel? Trump makes nuclear threats on a regular basis. He triple-tapped an elementary school in Iran, killing 150 9-year-old kids. This waffle-cock goes on a murdering spree to hide his pedo orgies and whines about mean language”

.@JamesTalarico: We are living in an era of corruption. I don’t just mean illegal activity. I mean corruption in the deeper sense — the rotting of something from the inside. Politicians serving billionaire megadonors instead of their constituents. The top 1% owning more wealth than the entire middle class. For-profit social media algorithms sowing division and turning neighbor against neighbor. Our systems are rotting from the inside out. The most powerful people in this country are profiting off our pain, our division, and our disconnection from one another. This is, at its root, a spiritual crisis. And it will require a spiritual solution.

Mary Trump: “Donald has never built anything in his life. He is a poster child for how much easier it is to destroy than to create. Every single thing, every monstrosity that he has ordered to be built in his honor is going to need to be torn down and the Trump name is going to need to be removed from everything”

Many Americans today have mixed opinions about Barack Obama. Some admire him, others criticize him. But for those of us who come from outside, the reality is often different. Believe it or not, no American president has ever left such a strong impression around the world as Barack Obama. He embodied hope, respect, intelligence, and dialogue. He represented a powerful image of America: open, inspiring, and close to the people. For many of us, Obama was not just a president; he was a symbol. A symbol that everything is possible, that social background, skin color, or personal history should never be limits. He restored confidence to millions of young people around the world. He spoke to the world with dignity, calm, and responsibility. He knew how to unite instead of divide. No matter the internal political debates, internationally, Barack Obama will forever remain one of the most respected, loved, and admired American presidents. His legacy goes beyond borders. And his name will remain engraved in history.

Trump was raping a child when she bit his penis to stop him. Trump violently hit her. That’s a small part of the FBI report inside Epstein files. FBI interviewed the victim 4 times and found her to be credible. Trump is a pedophile rapist. Drag the SOB out of the White House.