Trump's 'Tells'
By kay lar
@jaylar (4141)
Kingston, Jamaica
July 16, 2026 8:46am CST
Usually the person who accuses others is the perpetrator. They lay their charge before anything happens. In this way, they catch 'belief' from their audience.
Every time Trump accuses another, you can be sure he is speaking autobiographically.
Once you catch that when he makes his accusation, he is guilty you own the 'tell'.
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@jaylar (4141)
• Kingston, Jamaica
16 Jul
In his case. I was trouble shooting a hotel, acting like a guest. Noted the cleaner would complain about a particular guest. Then, the guest would go to the office to report their phone or earrings or whatever was missing.
Since the cleaner had already indicated the guest had a problem with her... it looked like revenge.
I left two counterfeit ten dollar bills on the dresser before the cleaner came. The police were undercover in the restaurant.
I found the money missing, the police confronted the cleaner, found the counterfeit money.
It was that cleaner who alerted me how you complain about someone before you target them.
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@wolfgirl569 (138727)
• Marion, Ohio
16 Jul
@jaylar It's a common way to try to set the other person up to look guilty. Counterfeit money was a good way to prove it
@jaylar (4141)
• Kingston, Jamaica
16 Jul
@wolfgirl569 I got the counterfeit money from the police... so it was a perfectly designed trap. Always set up the other... Trump does it so well
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@thedevilinme (5372)
• Northampton, England
19 Jul
He will die soon. You can see it in his skin tone and health
