Genealogist Miles W. Mathis strongly believes Donald Trump is a jew. Here is his evidence:
and being a Jew is good or bad?
on the other hand: ‘what’ is a Jew? of the Judah tribe?
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Our constitution states, no religious affiliation is required to be in government, so any or none will do.
You posted this reply 5 minutes after I posted my information. Unless you are a computer you could not have read the post. Your response, in my opinion is an emotional outburst caused by cognitive dissonance between beliefs which give you comfort and information that challenges those beliefs, which are held on to with religious-like fervor.
I know nothing about the user of the handle ati nor what ati is. The only data point I have is that it was dark when ati posted earlier and that the birds were singing which indicates to me it was about one or two hours before sunrise where you were. You have not posted any autobiographical or location information in the profile of your account therefore I cannot tell where you are coming from physically, intellectually, or culturally, which makes communicating with you in a way which you would understand much more difficult. I should expand my autobiography on this site myself; its thin and incomplete.
By the way, I have met Mr. Trump at a conference in Austin, Texas when he was promoting his “Trump University”. I decided that he was a ‘snake oil salesman’ and not worth listening to. My brother Michael and I Met him on stage. He was curios about Michael’s rugby wheelchair which weighed about seven pounds and we spent about five minutes talking to him while other people waited in line and he shook our hands. I told Michael that we should go and wash our hands; he thought otherwise. Just then two people who followed us in line were talking amongst each other agreeing with each other saying the same thing about washing their hands.
I knew before I posted the Miles W. Mathis essay that I was very likely to be attacked by people who do not have the capacity to, like Sherlock Holmes, allow a new Idea into their cognitive mind and treat it as true and then test the new idea against what they already believe is true and either discard the new idea or decide the new idea is valid and keep it and modify or discard whichever part(s) of their old algorithms are no longer valid.
“…when you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” - Sherlock Holmes in The Blanched Soldier
This phenomenon is rampant in on-line forums. This is why about a third of people online don’t post anything; they get attacked by random people or by the site host’s agents or by the host’s pet members protecting their benefactor. I used to be a non-poster but I have now awakened. I have decided that I will no longer suffer insults from anyone who should know better. I also realise that some people have suffered real physical and emotional trauma and need to take baby steps towards enlightenment if it is even possible for them at all.
And now for something compleatly different:
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Where I live, that estimate is probably higher.
Regardless – here’s where I’m at with the “white” – “non-white” thing.
In highschool, the skin of my French teacher was “black”. I didn’t see her “blackness”, though. She was one of the best teachers I’d ever had, in anything, and that includes also the 4 university institutions in which I was educated. She was such an extraordinary teacher, that I remember her name to this day. (Many of my many, many teachers’ names have faded). She wasn’t an extraordinary teacher because of her skin colour – it is the effort and passion she put into her work and into her character that made her extraordinary and a gem. Likewise, in our previous neighbourhood, there was a pharmacist who ran a small pharmacy and still does. He refuses to sell cigarettes and porn magazines, like some of the other bigger pharmacies do. He happens to be Muslim, and if we should ever need a prescription, we shall drive across the city to get it from his pharmacy. We’ve got Chinese and Japanese friends who have contributed immensely to our appreciation of arts and Eastern culture. We grew up with friends who were from Pakistan and Indian, beautiful people.
Contrast that to what our “white” neighbour did a couple of years ago. He rented out his home to a young “white” woman who duly subletted it to a bunch of “white” hooligans who ran nocturnal operations and organized many an all-night rave (where hundreds of WHITE people showed up) with loud stereo speakers outdoors that caused our home to rattle and shake and boom the whole night long. Friends of ours strongly suspected they were running a nocturnal brothel operation. They shot guns off that property as well, and used to howl like coyotes during the day. The skin colours of that entire pile of hooligans were WHITE!!! We exhausted ourselves complaining to the home owner, the municipality, and the police about that loud and disruptive operation next door, until they were booted out for trashing the place.
My point is this:
The reality is: there is a worldwide effort to destablize the western countries through rapid and full-on immigration, yes, of cultures that clash. It is well-coordinated and well-planned. Might have something to do with the gargantuan building construction projects going on. Perhaps even has something to do with a B&V operation, the might of which I cannot control.
Whatever the statistics are, and however I may be upset with unfettered and unvetted immigration which creates havoc on infrastructure and stability, I refuse to cast judgment on any individual person in front of me because of the colour of his skin, but rather on his behaviour and his wisdom through what he’s learned. That is what upsets me about the DEI scam: it is ultra racist – people are hired because of skin colour and not the traits that are vital: namely merit of skill and experience and knowledge, effort, character, basic morals. Enough people are upset about this, that I hope that is coming close to running its course.
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You are very fortunate that you live in an area where nature has not been fully desecrated and where birds still find sanctuary.
Thank you also for your own insights. I know that President Trump is not popular amongst many Americans, for policies that are affecting Americans. I think these criticisms are fair as Americans are also divided on the Trump question, just as are Canadians (but for different reasons).
For my own part, when I ranted about the TDS syndrome going on in Canada, my frustration has more to with what I see happening here in my community: People in Canada seem, through their constant TDS antics, to regard the US President as The One who runs Canada!!! (As if Canada already is a 51st State!) These kinds of arguments absolve all personal responsibility for our country’s problems and blame everything on Trump (or whatever else there is to blame), and thereby wipe their hands of having to lift a single finger for doing anything locally about all what needs doing, and hold our own politicians to account for what they do to get our country off the broken rails.
The “Trump” question (as far as what’s going on in American politics) is rather complex and enigmatic for me (I’m overwhelmed with the crazy pace of phenomena impacting us in Canada), and I found the most recent conversation between Dr. Farrell and Dark Journalist (on the “Rainbow Project”) to shed some light on certain questions (AI, surveillance, war technologies, etc).
(BTW: I love your cat photo!)
… He is not “popular” because of his “policies”. He is not “popular” because he has betrayed the American People and Nation. Betrayal tends to make one “unpopular”. He has NOT followed through on ANY of the promises upon which he was elected. When he was greeted at one of his rallies with “Lock her Up”, “Lock her Up” he replied, “That plays well before an election.” Instead of America First he has been nothing but his and his family’s (and friends) financial well being First and America (and all other Americans) Last. “I don’t care about the average American’s financial situation.” I suggest that the The Republican Party should use “America Last” as their new campaign slogan for the foreseeable future.
There was a Canada First Party until the late19th Century. That political organization should be resuscitated. Every nation should put their interests first.
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That’s Patches the Wonder Cat of thrice blessed memory. She belongs to my brother-from-another-mother and me and my wife’s current roommate, Michael. Someone threw her out of a car in the WallyWorld parking lot in San Marcos, Texas where the owner of a cigarette shop in a strip-mall which used the same lot saw it happen; Michael was at the shop. She rescued Patches and told Michael he needed a cat and, over his objections, insisted that she would pay her initial vet bill, buy her some food and other cat supplies.
When he took her home, he was afraid that she was going to die at first because her mouth and nose were torn up from hitting the asphalt. After consulting with the veterinarian, he gave her a hit of very high quality marijuana. Patches pounced on her food, leaping in the air and then fell asleep face down in her cat food when she had her fill.
The first time that I met her, she immediately ran up my leg and sat on my shoulder. I picked her up and set her on the brim of my cowboy hat and she ran around my head in circles. Another friend of Michael’s showed up shortly thereafter, and she climbed up his leg and into his pants pocket and then out again with a baggie of marijuana, which she ran down the hall and hid. It took a while for him to find it while we all laughed.
Patches saved Michael from great harm when she was four months old. Michael has cerebral palsy and requires crutches or his wheelchair (a rugby chair). He was in his wheelchair and Patches was sitting on his shoulder when he answered the door. The man invited Michael to a Baptist revival meeting. Then he reached out to pet Patches, she sniffed his hand and then started growling. All of a sudden Patches, claws and teeth bared, attacked the man. Michael caught her midair before she tore up his face; then he said “Sir, I can’t hang on to her; you need to leave now, she hasn’t been de-clawed” (which we both agreed was tantamount to animal abuse. It’s an absolutely barbaric mutilation). When I dropped by that afternoon He told me what had happened and I was incredulous. Patches was a sweet little kitty who loved everybody. Three days later, we were watching KVUE channel 7 out of Austin. A pervert who had been molesting boys at the San Marcos Baptist Academy was arrested. Michael immediately recognised the man as the one that miss Patches attacked. Good kitty!
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Uhhhh… ‘sexmaker street’ right? Uhhh
this we’ll be the first and the last:
1st parag.: I read beforehand what you posted somewhere else ( I believe it was on a substack). here is where the Sherlockian maxima collapses, since you haven’t even fathomed this possibility. thus we say cognitive dissonance a heartfelt ‘goodbye’.
2nd parag.: so what? and? Hungary is the place, if it helps you.
3rd parag.: good for you. is there anything to be kept or pondered upon from this meeting?
4th parag.: I did not attack the ‘essay’ in any way or form. it is wholly possible that Trump follows some kabbalistic rituals/rites/teachings. does not mean he is a jew. I’ve put up three (3) questions. you managed to answer none/null (0), instead you wrote a little essay on cogn-diss, identity-communication, howImetTrumpstory and the Sherlcockianmaxim (which I read 36 years before if memory serves). neither of them validated anything on Jewry and Trump. worth it? and here is an advice for free. if you try to profile someone on the net, first go through the hard work of analyzing writing styles, recurring topics, timestamps, and linked metadata you find online. it takes hell of a time to do it right. and I leave quite peculiar tracks, believe me 
and still you may face the shortcomings of the Sherlockian maxim… since it was born in the rational obsession of the mind, thus inherently flawed and may be used only in closed systems…
btw I do not give a flying horseshoe who attacks ‘me’ or not. it’s up to them. and only answered to you since I felt no ill intent from you. I should be lying in my bed, just got up from 36 hours of sleep weighed by high fever.
so if you would answer my 3 questions…
Back to the original comment. And the answer is…Human’s are puppets of corporate media.
The UK Guardian talks about (and publishes far more content on) Donald Trump than Keir Starmer.
- The dedicated Donald Trump topic page shows about 44,495 results.
- The dedicated Keir Starmer topic page shows about 9,038 results.
A 2025 analysis of Canadian media (English and French sources) found that from April to October 2025:
- “Donald Trump” appeared in more than 548,000 texts/articles.
- “Mark Carney” (Canada’s prime minister at the time) appeared in roughly 155,000.
That is about 3.5 times more coverage for Trump than for Canada’s own prime minister.
Now let’s do France, New Zealand, Norway and every other major world power. It’s the same.
It’s perverted.
And if you’re a wanna be influencer living in your momma’s basement in Austrailia, you ain’t gonna get attention if you talk about local politics on Aussie social media. Does any other country even have their own social media. Gotta chime in on Trump to collect a check.
This is a perversion.
I noticed this a long time ago and asked a guy in Netherlands. Why do you always talk about Trump, Trump, Trump. You guys have nothing better to discuss? He had no reply and had to ask three times before he could come up with an answer. I asked the same question to a highly intellegent forecaster from Dublin. Now, don’t shoot the messenger. He said people in Ireland are so dumbed down that I don’t even want to deal with them. BTW, his analysis of Trump as far back as 2016 still reigns as the best analysis of Trump I’ve read. So on occaision, I don’t mind reading a foreigners opinion of my domestic affairs if he is SMAHT.
Here’s my rant.
Most of your problems are local. Your neighbor can cause you more problems than the US President. Then your brother in law or a guy down at the job, your boss.
Then your mayor, governor are capable of making your life a living hell hole.
One day someone is going to discover the principle of psychological projection and for whatever reason politics is the field where it is the most obvious.
Trumpism and TDS aren’t easy topics and both sides have built in bias’s. You’re looking for the grey area. Lots of anti-grey sentiment around. . Alot of complex moving parts and so I’d rather not read opinions from people who didn’t do their assignments in high school and read the Cliff Notes for their reports and all of a sudden are expert analysts. The Human Condition is always at work.
You’d be an expert on Peruvian politics and Fujimorism if the media made it so. Until then, you’re only an expert on what they tell you to be an expert on.
Scott Adams said we’re sponges. I agree. But ask anyone, it’s the other guy.
Here’s an idea. Let’s do nationalism on social media. You talk about your own countries problems on your own social media and I won’t go chime in. Deal?
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You mean this?
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Your post is much better written, much more clearer, and more spot-on about the “TDS” thing that frustrates me about Canadian politics, than how I have tried to convey. You have got at the essence of the phenomenon here. As long as people in Canada are talking about Trump, Trump, Trump – ad nauseum – then NOTHING gets done here to improve our own lot! There are so many problems here that need to be dealt with locally, and all people can do is Trump, Trump, Trump.
I can appreciate Americans’ concerns, as Scarmoge has exemplified in his post above – and that is because Trump is their president, and Americans have every right to hold him to account for policies that affect them, and to demand that he follows through with election promises which were the basis for his getting elected. (I remember one election promise where he said that if he were to be elected, he would end the Ukraine War in 5 minutes.)
But Canadian politicians have been shirking their responsibilities to us, at the local level, by yammering about Trump, and then doing nothing but follow the globalist agenda.
I like your concept of lots of “anti-grey” sentiment around. That is very perceptive. People don’t seem to be comfortable in conversations that explore edges and nuances – just the Black and White, the binary Ones and Zeros. As you astutely suggested in another thread, there is a place for dissonant notes in music. And perhaps it is equally so in conversations that become Black and White as they are in Canada where no one wants to take political and personal (!!!) responsibility for problems Made-in-Canada.
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… It wasn’t a rant. It was simply a statement of facts.
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I too am ill right now, tired and in pain, but I will get back with you later today barring an emergency. I had no ill intent towards you and if you had not gotten back to me first, I would have reached out to you as soon as I could. I would not have allowed the sun to set on this; however, my wife got sick and I had to get her to a hospital yesterday evening. Thank you ! May the blessings of the Lord be with you always!
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thanx! God bless You too and may your wife recover the sooner the better!
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I believe your assessment to be correct.
Countries implode from within. I don’t believe Trump is the cause of Canadian problems.
I believe some of Trumps’ rhetoric was over the top that people accepted things that weren’t consistent with reality. Some Messiah complex projection also. He said all the right things and made them larger then live. He was the people’s response to deep problems. He played the John Wayne role. I’m the new sheriff in town and I’m going to make changes.
TDS largely media driven by a group of people that accept narratives consistent with their own belief systems. Match and rapport strategy. .
Trumps stated policies against socialism is a noble pursuit. Although it has no effect at local levels where that philosophy is deeply entrenched in our culture and around the world.
The media has a super power. Any one of these evil villains in comic books. Mind control.
10 Persuasive Comic Book Characters Who Can Change People’s Minds (Literally)
It’s easy to get sucked in.
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+++ I’m exhausted now; it’s almost four thirty am here and I just gave up trying
to finish work I need to get done soon. Our landlord has sold our house; we have
to be out by October first and I haven’t found a place for me and my wife to move
to move because we can only come up with a tenth of the necessary funds to rent a new place and move a lot of stuff. I’ve lived here on-and-off since 1973 when my parents bought two lots and moved our trailer-house here from Lafayette Louisiana. I helped my father install the electrical plumbing and carpet when we built a house on the second lot which is where I live now so I have accumulated stuff from since before I was born. Its going to take more than both of us get in a month just to sort and move all of it. I don’t know what to do except pray. I know that all things happen for a reason. My wife is going literally insane with worry. I have to find a way to make money; I was considering trying a You Tube channel.
Now here’s an answer:
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I used Sherlock in this instance because it was the only thing I could
think of at the moment which came to mind to try to explain myself.
I was apparently terribly unsuccessful and I’m sorry I upset you. I
made stupid assumptions. -
I find it useful to know certain things about people because we don’t
all think alike and one’s experiences and influences are linked to
where you are and where you have been and who you have talked
and/or listened to. I went to Texas A&M University, took two years of
Electrical Engineering before I finished there getting a degree in
Theatre Arts. My final directing project was Samuel Becket’s Endgame.
I then went to Texas Tech in Lubbock Texas. Some people call it "The
Armpit of the Universe because it is in the middle of nowhere and it
requires you to drive about fifteen miles, out past the county line,
to buy alcohol. I think like an engineer. -
The reason I told this story was that direct contact in person with
someone gives you different knowledge about anyone or anything than
contact via video, audio or telephony. Shaking his hand and looking
directly into his eyes let me feel his Ki, his spirit, his energy.
It didn’t feel good, but on the other hand, Michael engaged with Trump
at a different, deeper, more personal level and objected to my hand-
washing comment. We just let the matter slide. -
I cannot imagine… I could only dream of thirty-six hours of sleep.
It’s almost 6:30 am now and I’m still up writing like a fool. Over
the past three years I have averaged less than three hours a day and
at odd times. This past week about an hour a day. My liver and
gallbladder meridians keep me awake every night from 11:00 to 3:00
o’clock standard time. Daylight Savings Time you have to fall back
an hour; your body doesn’t know Daylight Savings. Right now, it
hurts to sit or lie down more than it does to stand and the pain
either keeps me awake or wakes me up constantly.
+++ I’ve rambled on enough, probably more than you wanted.
I just noticed I used my Texican vernacular, especially the word
get (pronounced closer to git) which we substitute for a number
of other words.
+++Peace be to you, and sufficient sleep.+++
Sincerely,
Mel-Ron