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The 2020 election. More info and predictions.

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Lynn, when you say tame will tell if it triumphs, what can we expect? Jeanne even said that the collective will help each other. I feel that it will partly backfire and will not be enough to keep the GOP in power due to the rise in grassroots movements. I asked my dad about Putin's meddling in the midterms, which he said the effects will be minute to nothing as everyone knows that the US is behind it. The summit will only benefit NK.


   
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 lynn
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I'm not a psychic but I do have some decent intuition, especially about politics since this has always been an area of interest for me. At the risk of sounding like a crackpot, I believe American elections have been stolen and manipulated for years. I believe the 2000 election was stolen, and the 2004 as well.  What's different now is that people, especially progressives, are finally waking up and realizing what's happening.  This is definitely better that being asleep and wondering how such right wing kooks can keep winning elections. The country is also awake to what Russia is doing propaganda-wise, but what I think the country is not yet dealing with is the possibility that Russia (or another hostile power) is accessing voting rolls and machines and manipulating final outcomes. I believe this happened in the last election. I do not believe the Trump win was legitimate.

What I mean by "time will tell" is the degree to which people will accept election outcomes that don't seem right.  Jeanne's earlier predictions indicated that the 2018 and 2020 elections would be stolen, but I think those predictions were made closer to the last election, and may not have factored in the rising outrage that's out there.  The more recent predictions seem to indicate that congress will be bluer, and it's not just predictions on this site. Other psychics and intuitives (you tube is full of them) seem to be seeing the same things: a bluer government and a feeling that we'll make it through this mess and will be better for it.

Bottom line from my perspective is that awake is better than asleep. You can't fight an enemy unless you've identified it. I am hoping for the best, although I am definitely feeling nervous about the next few years. Maybe at this point it's unknowable.


   
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 Bird
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Bird's Apology

I am sorry for offending some of you it wasn't my intention. I tried to make the post short because I thought no one would care.Now let me explain the reasons behind my actions.

1. I am a ufotoligist and by your knowledge this shouldn't interest me. 

2. T.... are trigger words for some of you. Spoilers tell that it is a Train!

3. A singled out a person because she is having difficulties with Trains. No offence intended!

4. Calming down helps if you have good intentions!!!

5. I didn't want to link directly to the prophecy because of the certain rhetoric on the forum.

6. A person who is unstable is likely to show sings of erratic behaviour. I thought if I downplayed it's importance the likeliness of a person having a mental breadown would  decrease.

7. I know the prophecy is real however controversial and I can prove it. Will not for reasons stated in 6.

8. Aliens, Grays are considered racist by ET trust me on this I was as shocked as you.

9. Zoron if I knew that you saw what i posted this would not have happen. I BLAME YOU! Not really but still did you read what I posted?

10. The post semms to be gone, clearly knowledge of a telepathic contact and a 42 year ufotoligist is overrated. Just slightly offended.

Please forgive me,

Bird


   
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The Supreme Court and Jeb Bush colluded to give W the 2000 presidency, and in 2004, the Diebold voting machines were owned by a GOP donor who publicly said he'd deliver the election to Bush. While there have been many attempts by individual states to disenfranchise voters -- everything from voter ID requirements to gerrymandering -- this is a NEW deal and sets precedent for all states to now be legally allowed to purge voters. It's the largest and most potent attack on our voting rights, it is not just something that has always happened. Most people don't even know this just came down and when they show up at the polls in Nov. and are unable to vote, they'll scream "rigged" again. But unlike in 2016, when voters were purged, as well, and many blamed the DNC when it turns out it was the GOP, this will be actual law and require appeals to overturn. Not just marching and protesting. This is very, very bad. Doesn't mean we won't prevail and get rid of Trump, but no predictions are set in stone.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/11/us/politics/supreme-court-upholds-ohios-purge-of-voting-rolls.html


   
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Lynnventura and Mizmargo, totally agree with you! It's astonishing that people are still so unaware of all the corruption. And frankly we do not have a democracy when the politicians are all on corporate payrolls. The corporations/oligarchs bought our democracy, and we let them. We haven't had a democracy in a long while. This is a horrible bill. Lets hope states don't enact their right to purge. Let's hope people wake up. Lets hope people vote and stand up.


   
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Well, they can't exactly vote if they are purged off the rolls... but I see what you mean and my suggestion instead is to get out there and work on voter registration drives and get out the vote phone banks. It really helps disseminate info to voters - it's a way to let them know if they are really registered or not, and where their polling place is. 


   
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Bird, It was good of you to apologize. Don't blame Zoron for the disappearance of the post you wrote in Zoron's Alien thread.  It was deleted because in it you attacked Zoron and broke the rule to be kind to fellow bloggers. The post you wrote in this thread did not get removed because several people had responded to it and removing it would make their responses moot. If  a post attacks another blogger, then it will be removed and if the blogger keeps attacking people, then he loses blogging privileges. It's not personal. It's just the rule here. That rule makes this forum a place where people can express their views without fear of personal attack from others. 


   
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Since some people were concerned about whether they have broken forum rules.  I want to clarify! The rules are long and elaborate. They were mostly copied and pasted from boiler plate Forum rules. Just standard stuff.  What matters to me are the rules about being nice to each other .  Criticism is fine!  Just make it kind and not judging.

You can criticize me, although it would be nice to get any detailed criticism in an email to me rather than a public post, unless the criticism is helpful to everyone.   You can use the contact form to reach me.  I'm not perfect as you all know.  Intuitive, empathic people are feeling so much stress from the Collective that they/we can get overwhelmed at times. Although I am certain that the world we are headed for long term is beautiful, some days I  feel like I'm swirling in a stormy sea of consciousness.   Feedback can help me to stay even keel. I get upset at the GOP leaders, and yes, I need to calm down sometimes.  I apologize if  my tone scares anyone. But I'd like this forum to be a place where people who are upset can express themselves and find a caring audience. 

And also be aware of libel laws.  I've put them in the rules section so no one ever gets sued for something they post about someone. Not a problem with criticizing me or anyone, however. Just good to know these laws when blogging. Melania did successfully sue a blogger for passing on a rumor that she had worked in the U.S. in an escort service.  He read it in the Daily Mail and passed it along in his blog as a fact. She sued him for what she claimed was a very large undisclosed sum. 

 


   
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And remember a powerful word in the English language that can get one out of many a legal fix:  ALLEGEDLY.  Cheers all!


   
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Jeanne,

i think that fearing the end of our government as we’ve had it and going toward a dictatorship, is reason to be very worried and excited. With that said, I don’t think you’ve been off the charts at all. Just honest. Too bad the GOP House and Senate members are so afraid of speaking up against this oligarch.

Anita


   
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Jeanne,

i think that fearing the end of our government as we’ve had it and going toward a dictatorship, is reason to be very worried and excited. With that said, I don’t think you’ve been off the charts at all. Just honest. Too bad the GOP House and Senate members are so afraid of speaking up against this oligarch.

Anita


   
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Thanks Anita.  So appreciative of your kindness! 

I am not upset when I say that I believe psychically  (though cannot prove or say it as fact) that the U.S. president is a Russian agent. I  feel psychically, though I do not state it as fact, that Donald Trump is communicating regularly with the Kremlin and selling our national security and long term economic and military power to the Russians. I sense that after the G7 conference, he got in his plane, and followed a directive that he needed to fully break from the G7, favor the Russians, and go to NK where he would cede military power to that eastern block. I feel he is doing it not to make America great again, but to advance his personal assets and to avoid being punished by Putin.  I feel psychically that Putin could put him under many times over releasing information he has on Trump. Now I'm not mad or upset.  I simply believe this myself. I also feel DT is an ignorant over confident fool who is way over his head.    He is the terrible awful unforgivable grit that will make a pearl out of our world. 


   
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 "He is the terrible awful unforgivable grit that will make a pearl out of our world. "

All of your last post resonates with me deeply and this last line that I reposted above  says to me - There is hope.

I needed to be reminded there is hope.

Thank you, Jeanne


   
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I also feel scared, worried, stressed. There's lots of adjectives I could use but none really capture the feeling of powerlessness that I experience when I read the news and wish things weren't so. Jeanne I don't think that you are too agitated in the posts you write on your forum, I think many of us feels similar levels of unease to you. I don't know what is going to happen to this country and this world, or even what should. I think we have a good grasp on the major trends going forwards through the predictions, but it's hard to be 100% accurate - we can misinterpret so much. Sometimes I wonder if what is happening now is the result of the collective history of the world or each country individually. It's hard for me to explain my thinking and I can be wrong but I sometimes think that the United States has a reckoning to do with it's history. This is a country that has never had a deep soul searching cleanse, it's history still eats away at it like a cancer. Maybe once everything is out in the open then we can all begin to heal. I hope I'm right.


   
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Your interpretation of his behavior at the G7 and afterwards in Singapore is something I haven't thought of before. If you believe this, then do you think that other world leaders (namely traditional allies) are aware of this as well, or is it a mystery to them? I just wonder what people like Trudeau, Macron, Merkel and May really think about Trump and his administration.


   
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Those European leaders, as well as Trudeau, need to save us..... the Republicans certainly won’t.


   
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I think we can all use some serious calming down, but unfortunately the country is on fire and calming down isn't my priority right now. Being awake is, and I appreciate this site  because people are awake, and not pretending that the horror show that is this administration is something other than what it is.  I deeply appreciate Jeanne's work and the contributions of everyone on this site. It has helped me stay sane.

Another word for Bird -- I did mean it sincerely when I said everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if it's contrary to what I believe.  Please don't be dissuaded from commenting.  It would be terrible for all of us to exist in an echo chamber.  I think the point was for everyone to be polite.  I  may not have been in my response to you, and if this is the case, I'm sorry.  Let's all care for one another and make this a safe space for all, even those with contrary views.

 


   
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Firstly, what a godsend you all are. 

Second, often when I post something, I return later and read it to I see if I wrote what I truly feel is correct.  Calling trump a Russian agent who is actively catering to Putin feels mostly correct to me but it’s more complex than that. Trump follows his gut and he’s mainly motivated by money for himself and self aggrandizement. He has a long history with Putin and I feel he knows that Putin could checkmate him personally at any moment if he doesn’t continue to kowtow. 

I wrote that I thought he had a direct communication line with the Kremlin. I don’t know for sure if there is a wire or that someone in his circle is feeding him the info or that he simply knows what Putin wants. He also has an affinity for dictators and sees democracies and their leaders as weak.  Does he think he’s making America strong again?  I don’t think he cares as long as he gets wealthier and is adored. 

As for what the g7 leaders think of him?  They were present when he isolated himself at the g20 and then of his own accord, left his seat and walked over to sit next to Putin. I feel they are on to him but they are seasoned diplomats who would not make that accusation without proof.  They may just think he is a dictator wannabe who wants to rule like Putin and Kim. 


   
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Without reading any news on the subject I threw cards on what Macron, Trudeau, Merkle and May think of Trump  

Macron. He thinks Trump is a grandstander who can’t be trusted to keep his word. Trump is changeable and shifts quickly.  

Trudeau: he is worried right now. He sees trump as a big shot and a brute with a lot of power. He feels like a deer in the headlights.

Merkle: I can’t see her true opinion of trump. I see she is playing it carefully. She doesn’t want to offend Trump. She steps back from the frey and waits receptively (queen of cups). 

May— she also is concerned that her meeting failed. She is worried that she failed to bring home an agreement. She feels Trump looks up to Putin like an ingenue to his teacher or guru.

As of today,  these leaders are stunned. 


   
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I am hopeful. I don’t walk around with dread about all this since adjusting to the new reality, although I’ve suffered from grief about what has been lost.  I do think that people react to psychic predictions and the world situation with more fear than it will turn out to be. We get the worst case scenario going in our heads. 

We always get through situations and we adapt.  We will be okay. Trump will get his comeuppance. 


   
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