Donald Trump frequently uses the word “hoax” to dismiss criticisms and investigations against him, suggesting a pattern of self-incrimination through psychological projection. This usage of the term, derived from “hocus pocus,” reflects his history as a self-promoting figure with a past marred by accusations of fraud and misconduct. Trump’s actions, from his business dealings to his political rhetoric, consistently demonstrate his tendency to divert attention from his own failures and shortcomings. Ultimately, the article suggests that Trump’s entire persona and actions embody the very definition of a hoax.
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In a Christmas Day rant, Donald Trump targeted individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein, accusing them of abandoning Epstein when the situation became unfavorable. He claimed these “sleazebags” would face scrutiny in the ongoing investigations. Trump also criticized The New York Times, suggesting their reporting on the Epstein files would harm their associates, and signed off with a foreboding holiday message. This follows previous online criticisms directed at political opponents. Furthermore, Trump has notably distanced himself from Epstein amidst the Justice Department’s handling of related files.
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President Trump, who has accused political opponents of mortgage fraud for claiming multiple primary residences, appears to have done the same himself. In 1993, Trump obtained two mortgages for Florida properties, each stating they would be his primary residence, despite evidence suggesting he never lived in either. Contemporaneous reports and his real estate agent confirm the properties were rentals, a situation his administration has deemed fraudulent. Legal experts noted the irony, highlighting how Trump’s actions mirror those he has condemned, potentially exceeding the low bar his administration has set for mortgage fraud.
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GOP Lawmaker Said Trans People “Harm” Children. He Just Pled Guilty To Child Porn Charges.
Well, where do we even begin with this one? It’s a story that, unfortunately, seems to fit a pattern. You see a political figure, in this case a GOP lawmaker, making a strong statement about the potential dangers some group poses to children. Then, not long after, they find themselves facing serious charges related to child pornography. It’s a stark example of hypocrisy, a clear case of someone projecting their own actions and desires onto others. It’s almost as if every accusation these folks make is, in reality, a confession.… Continue reading
The African Union (AU) is supporting a campaign to replace the widely used Mercator map with the Equal Earth projection to more accurately reflect Africa’s size and counter the false impression of its marginalization. The Mercator map distorts sizes, making areas near the poles appear larger while shrinking Africa and South America, influencing perceptions in media, education, and policy. The Correct the Map campaign, spearheaded by advocacy groups, is urging organizations to adopt the Equal Earth map, with the AU endorsing this effort as part of its goal to reclaim Africa’s rightful place on the global stage. This initiative calls for the adoption of the Equal Earth map by global institutions, with other regions like the Caribbean Community also supporting the move as a rejection of the Mercator map’s representation of power and dominance.
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Matt Underwood