Joe Biden has moved on yet another child, this time as his NATO trip to Europe was winding down.
She had nowhere to go, after all, while her mother held her in place for the Brandon entity to do with as he pleased. Don’t blame her; she probably mistakenly assumed that the President of the United States wouldn’t get too handsy with her child in public.
Without getting too explicit, in the video, the president nibbles on the child’s back while she recoils in terror like cornered prey.
Creepy Joe is at it again.
— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) July 14, 2023
How many times does one suppose Biden’s handlers have pulled him aside before a public event where there will be children available to him to tell him, “Remember, please, this time, no groping, Mr. President.”
He simply nods and stares off into space while they outfit him with his cue cards in big bold print to tell him when to clap and which handpicked journalist to call upon, etc., and he remembers none of their admonitions once unleashed on the crowd.
Loss of impulse control is one of the telltale signs of neurocognitive decline of the sort that appears to afflict the Brandon entity.
There is a relationship between cognitive functioning disorders and the intensification of aggressive and impulsive behaviours. More severe forms of dementia are connected with greater intensification of aggressive and impulsive behaviours as the disease progresses. Periodical administration of pharmacotherapy may reduce the development of aggressive behaviours.
The ice cream (which is often given to irritable Alzheimer’s patients to keep them cool), Biden’s reported frequent outbursts at staff…
Conventional wisdom dictates that neither doctors nor pundits should ever diagnose anyone from afar because the observer is not privy to all the relevant information, etc. But let’s be real. Who are we kidding by keeping up the charade that Biden doesn’t actually have neurocognitive decline?
The Democrats who realize what a liability he is will often use euphemisms in their tepid criticism of Biden by calling him “old.” The problem is not that he is old; it’s that he’s so evidently senile. But of course, they could never say that.
We know that they are lying, they know that they are lying, they even know that we know they are lying, we also know that they know we know they are lying too, they of course know that we certainly know they know we know they are lying too as well, but they are still lying. In our country, the lie has become not just moral category, but the pillar industry of this country.
—Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
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