Another damning moment of the footage that I had missed at first:
-It’s been cut, and time stamps were tampered with.
-At 11:58pm instead of going to 11:59pm the camera timestamp jumps to 12:00am
-An entire 1 minute of footage is missing or timestamps were doctored
-The camera also visibly shifts as if it was moved during that time, or as if its settings were changed and the video size or position in the final output file are different.
Either way, this is not a continuous 10+ hour shot.
Although if you mean the play/pause buttons in the top right, then yeah I think they stitched files from two different days together and moved the onscreen buttons when they did.
That shows carelessness but not conspiracy maybe?
Unless those aren’t play buttons but instead a label, but I can’t make it out in a way that this would be my first guess.
Trump has been given the “Montreal Cognitive Assessment” (MOCA) which is the standard evaluation used by doctors, including the US Navy at Walter Reed, to test for dementia.
Even though the MoCA is NOT part of the standard annual Presidential physical.
We know this as it is the only US accepted adult cognitive test that requires identifying 3 animals.
3/11
BUT, now we know he has had 3 of these cognitive tests since the start of the year by his own admission!
If someone fails a MOCA they are tested twice more with a 3 month delay between each test version.
Our geopolitical adversaries in China and Russia would love nothing more than to expand their sphere of influence further and disrupt US trade stability, culture dominance and advancement.
Weakening the US sphere of influence.
3/16
They’ve repeatedly shown this through:
-interference like the “Good Old USA project”
-The invasion of Ukraine despite US warning
-State sponsored cyber attacks on US interests
-Repeated violations of NATO airspace
-and plotted terror attacks against US citizens
These questions keep coming up in comments so quick fire context:
-Yes, 95% includes credit cards, that’s fine, it’s the 67% who don’t think they can pay it off in term that’s bad.
-Historically, that 67% number is 20% for the holiday season and lower the rest of the year.
-This data does not include in-store financing offers (like 0 interest for X months) nor store specific credit cards or partnership that offer that specialty financing.
-This data does not count Visa Debit cards as financing.
-And yes, I’m glad you are super responsible, pay off your card and get points, but most consumers are not, that’s why credit card companies make money.
This also does not include car data as its retail stats.
So the “financed” percent actually would get higher if it was by all purchase volume, but car financing is very different.