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To: hoosiermama

No.

Still an incredibly strong coincidence. If it is a coincidence.

Sure, I MIGHT predict that Trump might tweet about those 3 topics. But if I were Q and a fake, I would NOT have bet on 2A as a topic after all the hoopla over bump stocks. I think I would have predicted that he would lay low on that topic.

Those 3 tweets were grouped in a cluster with nothing before them for 15 hours and nothing after them for 6 hours.

I suspect that Trump cannot or chooses not to directly acknowledge Q, yet tries to give us reassurance, the same way that Q tries to give us reassurance. Sort of like taking your kid to the doctor and not explicitly describing everything that’s going to happen (a shot! ouch!) but yet providing assurance that everything will be ok.


1,753 posted on 03/28/2018 10:29:42 AM PDT by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)
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To: generally
NIKK_ This could be far reaching but I'm going to say it...

Given this, researchers are now asking whether children with ASD, with their characteristic social deficits, are especially vulnerable. It is not hard for parents of children on the autism spectrum to imagine the scenarios: their child's inability to "read" the social signs that someone doesn't have her best interest at heart; the eagerness to please that can make him easy to manipulate; the tendency to say what he thinks without a full understanding of consequences.

How can a child recognize a potential bully when he lacks the ability to see so many of the clues, the hard edge of mounting frustration or sarcasm in the tone of voice; the smug look of a popular girl asking him out on a date, on a dare; the "friend" who persuades him to unknowingly commit an offense that brings on discipline from the teacher?

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The inability of children with autism to stand up for themselves and the ease with which they can be reduced to tears of rage or frustration by others make them 'perfect victims,'" writes ASD researcher and writer, Patricia Howlin. She adds, "Often they are unclear if they are being bullied, or if what is happening in their own fault...."

. at the University of Miami, cautioned that Cruz's diagnosis of autism should not be viewed as a cause of his attack at Stoneman Douglas High.>>>>

Was he the perfect one to be bullied...as to set him off?


1,772 posted on 03/28/2018 10:51:59 AM PDT by STARLIT (Trust The Plan.)
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