Witch Notes: In Donald’s Bubble, Lies Are The Norm Edition

Occasionally, I have a day where I play catch up on what’s happening and I typically title that, Witch Notes. From there, I try to make the rest of the title cover what I’m going to write about. But when the behavior of our current “president” is involved, you never know.

A while back, I wrote a piece that asked the question, are Donald’s kids guilty of elder abuse? I wondered this because he appears so deranged. And with the release of Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff, my concern was reinforced because it seems that he never wanted the job in the first place. But now I believe any real Trump Derangement Syndrome occurs not with others but within Donald’s own mind. It’s not that he has dementia. It’s more that he’s a demeaning asshole.

Take David Shulkin, the former VA Secretary, as the latest example of Donald’s abuse. True, he had his own issues, but no one deserves to be fired via Twitter, particularly when he has a productive conversation with the boss who says nothing. But given Donald’s childish name-calling and his narcissistic way of engaging with those he orders around, any dignity was out of the question. Donald wasn’t going to allow that.

I never supported Rex Tillerson as our Secretary of State but he didn’t deserve to be humiliated on the way out the door. Nor did Andrew McCabe. Instead, we now hear that Donald has asked umpteen staffers to sign non-disclosure agreements. He doesn’t want anyone talking about him, I guess. He also doesn’t understand that asking staffers to sign such a document is harassment and isn’t worth the price of the paper on which they are printed. They don’t work for him. They work for the Federal Government. They cannot be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement. It’s not legal. Do I need to go on?

Donald is so beholden to his handler, Putin that he’s also allegedly asked his staff not to talk about the support he’s giving Ukraine lest it upset their current bromance. Vladimir is playing Donald for the fool that he is and it’s astonishing to watch this unfold.

And now he’s tweeting out pictures of his assinine wall, except they’re from Bush’s time in office. In other words, they’re evidently over ten years old. His own wall hasn’t begun its construction. But it’s fine to lie, isn’t it?

Media outlets actually keep a tally of Donald’s daily lies. I have to believe they’ve all hired interns, maybe thousands of them, to keep count. I hope they pay them well because to have to categorize them must be emotionally debilitating. Because it certainly is to have to hear them all. For empaths like me, lies are horrible. Energetically, it’s chaotic for me to experience someone lying. Normally, when I’m having a conversation with someone, even if it’s upsetting conversation, as long as it’s truthful, I have no issues. The energy flows without obstruction and I experience it that way. But when someone lies, it’s a very different experience.

When someone lies, I experience a change in the density of the “air” around me. Actually, it’s a change in vibration, but you get the idea. The energy feels increasingly restrictive and soon, the real truth enters my awareness. Empaths tap into the greater unified presence when they know what they know. We all begin and remain there, even though a small part of us focuses into these bodies we occupy. Turning our attention to that reality allows us to know all sorts of things we can’t tangibly explain. But that’s the point. We’re not tangible, not really. That’s an illusion that we use to experience life in form. We can make that small illusion of tangibility our only reality, or we can remember who we are as expressions of the Creator, of the Great Mother, seeking to know more.

I can’t listen to Donald Trump. I can’t. It’s too difficult when he starts riffing and all the lies spew forth. I mute him which is even worse because I have to watch his mouth assume all sorts of strange shapes as he speaks. It’s unnerving. So I’ve memorized the previous channel button on the TV remote and I use it. Frequently.

I have a Bachelors Degree in Psychology. Even though that was in 1978, I still remember a thing or two about the subject and given that I worked for a year at a state mental hospital after graduating, I have first-hand knowledge of what happens when sanity becomes muddled. But Donald is an interesting case. He seems to pull everything out of his ass at any given moment, giving new meaning to defining the narrative. Nothing exists in this guy’s world unless he proclaims it as such. So there is no truth other than what comes out of his mouth.

The government operates in a particular fashion. Now, we might argue about how some of that happens and agree that it can be improved, but there are rules and procedures that must be followed particularly when diplomacy is needed or we have troops out in the world doing their jobs. A president doesn’t tell the world he’s pulling troops from a country without first discussing that with the military. Doing so undermines everything they’ve been ordered to accomplish and puts every single one of our military personnel at risk.

Those who voted for this narcissistic fool claim they did so to shake things up, to bring a different attitude to Washington. Shaking things up is fine, but disrupting the government this way is not. It potentially compromises our safety and it’s ruined our standing around the world.

But that’s what you get when you vote for a man-child who lives in a bubble. Wealthy people already have no clue what the majority of the country deals with on a daily basis, their wealth skewing their perspective. In all likelihood, Donald couldn’t survive on his own. And that’s the point. How does someone like this get elected to the highest office in the land when he’s this clueless?

Or I should be directing this to Vlad?

 

PS: yes, those are chemtrails in the picture.