'Gram the Grownup #4 Alexander Mercouris

[Roshan]

I can't recall whether I came up with FiNe before or after the expose` but the expose` certainly strenghtened my resolve.

[Roshan]

I think it must have been before though, because if it were after I should have a distinct recollection of factoring it in. However, the scandal definitely helped me to 'settle' on it.

I just remember taking a moratorium from thinking because I was so upset and I never fully recovered. I don't remember that contributing to any new typing thoughts.

[Vincent]

One thing about his ct that hit me while i was walking to day care center is that he seems more likely to be shadowing into Dugin than into Fukuyama, so to speak.

Anyway, i really have to go now.
I'll watch more videos later and will take a look at his facebook, where he seems to be pretty prolific.

edit : also found his wife's blog Roshan

[Roshan]

My trajectory was, watch OP, ephiphany, watch more Duran and type, research, bombshell, watch more Duran and recover, post here, decide not to do any more research until after.

So I guess that's now, huh?


ps That was a rhetorical question. I'm not keeping you here Vincenzo.

[Anthony]

wtf

https://www.legalcheek.com/2017/07/barr ... ex-client/

Holy shit. This guy is like the Bardo baby of Walter Mitty, a police officer in a Kafka novel, and Willy Wonka.

I agree with FiNe; he definitely seems more likely to be delta quadra Se PoLR than Se aux or even Se seeking. I think it's likely that he's 9w8 or at least 9w1(8w9) fixed, but even then, there's something about him that's really, really dream weaverishly averse to the idea of exerting 'concrete, actual' force or straightforwardly dealing with the 'here and now.' Not sure about FiSi.

[Roshan]

wtf

https://www.legalcheek.com/2017/07/barr ... ex-client/

Holy shit. This guy is like the Bardo baby of Walter Mitty, a police officer in a Kafka novel, and Willy Wonka.

Which is why I suggested 9 lead with 4w5 second as the alternate typing. (And 259 without 2 leading as the only other alternative, especially prior to knowing about the scandal). But then it wouldn't be so/sp, it would be either sp/so or so/sx. My reason for choosing so/sp was so/sx was too much Sevenishness on top of a 7 fix. I don't really know why most everyone's so sure he's counterflow. Aside from the obvious of confusing that with the Hole. And I would like to know why.

And do I think he's a Four. But 9 lead with 4w5 second is still not totally implausible to me.


I agree with FiNe; he definitely seems more likely to be delta quadra Se PoLR than Se aux or even Se seeking. I think it's likely that he's 9w8 or at least 9w1(8w9) fixed,

He has movement to both wings. I'm not sure which is the dominant wing. But thinking about it, with double line to 1 9w81w9 seems a lot more likely--and more consistent with his interior decor style, though I'm reluctant to say it's more consistent with the 'shrug factor' because that low 4w5 imploded....With that said, it's it's very hard to see 9w8 leading.

but even then, there's something about him that's really, really dream weaverishly averse to the idea of exerting 'concrete, actual' force or straightforwardly dealing with the 'here and now.' Not sure about FiSi.

Well, you'll note the last time I wrote it, having been reimmersed in his la la land, I wrote FiNe, not FiSi. And it's quite possible I didn't settle on FiSi at all until I read other people's votes and thoughts. As you've noticed I'm having a harder time than usual remembering the trajectory of my process with him, in part because I'm groggy and in part because he's so destabilizing.

[Roshan]

So from his fb page here's an article he wrote.

Good. I'm still not quite ready to hear him talk about the breakdown or meet his wife.

[Roshan]

there's something about him that's really, really dream weaverishly averse to the idea of exerting 'concrete, actual' force or straightforwardly dealing with the 'here and now.' Not sure about FiSi.

What do you mean, 'there's something about him', Anthony? Do you mean there's something in him?

[Anthony]

there's something about him that's really, really dream weaverishly averse to the idea of exerting 'concrete, actual' force or straightforwardly dealing with the 'here and now.' Not sure about FiSi.

What do you mean, 'there's something about him', Anthony? Do you mean there's something in him?

Yes, I do mean "there's something in him..."

When I wrote that, I only intended to affirm Se PoLR, not to negate FiSi.

[Roshan]

So from his fb page here's an article he wrote.

Good. I'm still not quite ready to hear him talk about the breakdown or meet his wife.

That was an excellent article. Actually I read it some time ago when I was curious about the allegations against Corbyn. Which brings me to another question. Vincent, when you say you fact-checked him, is not the whole larger point (I mean really big picture) that that's often not possible?

Obviously The Duran is too accepting of the Russian line, and it seems obvious that it's a reaction to the western 'establishment's' (to use his word) official story, for both political and psychological reasons. But on the other hand Kyle Chile crossed state lines with a gun.

Now, if you look up the Duran on quasi-wikis you will find they are far right. That article wasn't written by anyone even remotely far right. Isn't that the whole point of the info wars that there's so much we can't know the more we become infomatons?