- He said the dog that got Badghadi's arm deserved a Medal Of Honor. The next day the President posted a joke image showing him giving the dog a MoH.
Good question: what proofs has BDA provided of his authenticity?
Let's go through some of them.
Do you really believe this? And you believe BDA is a time traveler too? You say BDA has accurately predicted things. Please point me to the proof. I have not seen any proof so far.
— I am Justice. God's Kingdom is coming. Wake up. (@GlynAlyn) October 13, 2020
- He said the dog that got Badghadi's arm deserved a Medal Of Honor. The next day the President posted a joke image showing him giving the dog a MoH.
https://t.co/Hranupwcxj
- He sent gold to Brazil to help pay for an anti-trafficking operation there. That op became public soon afterwards.
- He predicted the US would be making diplomatic moves on Greenland. True.
- He claimed earthquakes would be hitting Iran's nuclear facilities in December. Yep.
- There were FOUR facilities hit, not the three made public. Also true.
- Strzok and McCabe were on the same Page. Yep.
- The US will interdict Iranian tankers bound for Venezuela. They did.
- He said it was released by accident from a lab in Wuhan. Yep. Strong evidence using mobile metadata to support this:
https://t.co/Q7c32jssmL
- The US has futuristic craft. Directly confirmed by the Pentagon recently.
- Corona's death toll in China is horrendous. Confirmed by POTUS:
https://t.co/tKrQWYILzk
China has just announced a doubling in the number of their deaths from the Invisible Enemy. It is far higher than that and far higher than the U.S., not even close!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2020
https://t.co/NdPo7ms8Zq
- The phone call between POTUS and President Zelensky was a trap. Yep. The phone call was entirely innocent.
TO MY FAVORITE PEOPLE IN THE WORLD! pic.twitter.com/38DbQtUxEu
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 8, 2020
- There is no butterfly effect at the quantum level. No there isn't:
https://t.co/cVy7kP0RCr
- Time travel is theoretically possible but changing the timeline is not. Yep:
https://t.co/5I3N5j1aOy
https://t.co/i3JPrHU3Ak
Great new book by @PastorDScott called \u201cNothing to Lose\u201d. The Pastor is a winner and a great guy. Much can be learned from him. Buy the book. Make him a Big Deal Author!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 6, 2020
Your call.
https://t.co/OvLZuQZJgS
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"Let me start by saying that I am a historian, I see dead people. But more seriously, I am constantly torn between the temptation to see patterns developing over time, and the fear of hasty generalizations and anachronistic comparisons. 1/n
"Nevertheless, the present situation forces me to explore the possible historical dimensions of the problem we're facing today. 2/n
"(...)I intend to go further back in time and widen the angle in order to focus on the confusion I believe exists between the notions of 'state', 'government', and 'public institutions' in Turkey. 3/n
"In the summer of 1876, that's a historical quote, as Midhat Pasa was trying to draft a constitution, Edhem Pasa wrote to Saffet Pasa, and I quote in Turkish, 'Bize Konstitusyon degil enstitusyon lazim' ('It is not a constitution we need but institutions'). 4/n
https://t.co/1GtPJaxi1H - Ka\xe7\u0131rmay\u0131n bu muhte\u015fem Bo\u011fazi\xe7i hocalar\u0131 ge\xe7idini !
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"Let me start by saying that I am a historian, I see dead people. But more seriously, I am constantly torn between the temptation to see patterns developing over time, and the fear of hasty generalizations and anachronistic comparisons. 1/n
"Nevertheless, the present situation forces me to explore the possible historical dimensions of the problem we're facing today. 2/n
"(...)I intend to go further back in time and widen the angle in order to focus on the confusion I believe exists between the notions of 'state', 'government', and 'public institutions' in Turkey. 3/n
"In the summer of 1876, that's a historical quote, as Midhat Pasa was trying to draft a constitution, Edhem Pasa wrote to Saffet Pasa, and I quote in Turkish, 'Bize Konstitusyon degil enstitusyon lazim' ('It is not a constitution we need but institutions'). 4/n