When a sitting President becomes mentally ill, delusional or other conditions that impair judgment putting people at risk, the US Constitution provides a means to remove them from office. There is a simple process that is similar to impeachment, however the focus is on mental health and not an impeachable offence. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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How the world views Donald Trump as President day 1
It begins, This post was published 1 minute after Donald Trump took the oath of office for President of the United States at high noon on the steps of the US capital. For the most part anyone who has more than an 11th grade education has some level of anxiety about Donald Trump running things. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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Narcissism influenced Presidential behavior Part 1
So here we are and Donald Trump has not even taken the oath of office to become President of the United States, and already we are seeing clear signs that narcissism is strongly influencing his behavior. So if his narcissism is so overt before he is sworn in, you can understand why we decided for this to be a series and not just a single entry. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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How the public views the police based on skin color
If you are in the United States and your skin is black, you view the police differently than you would if your skin was white. In either case, the view of the police is generally of suspicion to fear for your life. Much of this generally negative view comes from our natural survival instinct as to not trust before trust. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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Understanding the tiers of law in the USA
If you have ever wondered why some local laws seem to override Federal laws and ask yourself how that can be, we hope to shed some light on that in this entry. With that said we hope to provide a layman’s answer below. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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The newest breed of American Heroes Part 2
This hero who regularly goes toe to toe with police in an attempt to show by example how not to violate the rights of people comes from Houston Texas. His style is laid back and polite and comes across as a man of the cloth, yet more often than not he is treated with suspicion and immediately asked to identify himself as if he had committed a crime followed by an attempt to violate his constitutional rights. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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The newest breed of American Heroes Part 1
When you hear the word hero, your mind may wander to people who save other people from Harm or Peril, and you would be right. You may think of FDNY on 9-11-2001, or you may think of people helping others in time of need like after a tornado. In all cases you would be right. But this newest breed of hero is unique, and looking at the way things are going in the US, they most certainly are needed. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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The excuse to violate your rights
When you come right down to it, there seems to be one standard excuse to violate constitutional rights in the United States. Although it sounds like it is in the best interest, there are no laws, ordinances, policies, or security procedures that trump the highest laws in the country being the Bill of Rights. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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How to catch a bad cop
It is hard to dispute there are bad cops all throughout America. Many of them play dirty tricks to stay hidden. But recently because of a few Supreme Court rulings teaming up with the Bill of Rights, those dirty tricks can be used to flush them out into the open for judgment. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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Taught to violate rights
When behavior of a significant number of police is in direct contradiction of their oath to uphold the Constitution, you have to wonder where that behavior is coming from. The phrases that violate rights are seemingly consistent word for word no matter where you go, and that strongly suggests they are straight out of a training book. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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English sublanguages
English is one of the most powerful languages in the world with about 150,000 words. However there has been a creation of sublanguages or genres that frequently use terms that allow you to know about the person. Sub languages like Cop, Lawyer, Doctor are all part of English. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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That uneasy feeling people have about Donald Trump
It is a bit of deja vu as you have seen this before in movies where something is just not right. It is a common theme in disaster movies and some action movies as well. The only difference is this is real and that gut feeling just does not go away when you step outside. Continue reading Post ID 16163
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President Donald Trump and what to expect
Knowing what the world will be like with Donald Trump’s presidential influence is a question on the world’s mind. So as he has been showing what makes him tick, we are starting to see just how the dots are likely to connect during 2017.
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The dots leading to President Donald Trump
The dots leading to Donald Trump becoming President started long before he announced he was running for the office in June 2015. In fact we could say his actual journey started in Late August 2008, although he had no idea at the time as he was not directly involved. Continue reading Post ID 16163