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I have a friend that is a distant cousin of mine Chase McCloud that does genealogy research and he said that all McClouds are related from three or four brothers that came to the United States.
Anyone genuinely wanting to know more about the Trump family would do well to listen to the videos made by his niece, Dr. Mary Trump (daughter of his brother Fred Jr.). Dr. Mary often shares family stories from Donald's childhood and her own father's conflicts with her Grandfather, Fred Sr., as well as tearful memories of her Grandfather's Dementia (for example: the family would allow her Grandfather to go to his old office and shuffle meaningless papers, so he would still feel like the powerful patriarch that he wasn't anymore, until the day he started coming downstairs in just a diaper). She compares her Grandfather's Dementia with Donald's recent behaviors and symptoms. She is also a practicing Psychiatrist, and explains how an incident in Donald's childhood, where his brother Fred dumped a bowl of mashed potatoes onto his head, was one of the main foundations for Donald's insecurity about being laughed at. She explains how his diagnosed Malignant Narcissism impacts his behavior, alliances, and decisions, along with his chronic lying and emotional need to hold rallies, even in the midst of a pandemic. She explains that he is not, in fact, a "germ-ophobe," but that he has used that excuse over the years to avoid shaking hands with people he dislikes. She even discusses her Grandfather's membership in the KKK, which has also been documented in newspaper clippings of the era (Fred Sr. was arrested while in full Klan robes during a parade). This racism and need for "purity" continued all of his life. He taught his son to keep blacks out of their buildings, and to be disgusted at the sight of visually handicapped people. (This is why Donald refuses to be seen with disabled people, why he mocks and dismisses people with disabilities, and why he refers to disabled Veterans as "suckers and losers.") She also explains how this fits into the family history of when Donald cut her brother's disabled son out of medical insurance coverage, and (when asked to re-instate it) asked her brother, "Why don't you just let him die?" -- even though the boy was coherent, mobile, and able to enjoy life. You can learn far more about his personal life and family history from her podcasts and RUclips account, than you can from his social media posts or the other alt-right propaganda you see on the web.
Thank you for listening to the podcast and subscribing... I really appreciate it.
This Week’s Free Genealogy Lookups: ancestralfindings.com/this-weeks-free-genealogy-lookups
I have a friend that is a distant cousin of mine Chase McCloud that does genealogy research and he said that all McClouds are related from three or four brothers that came to the United States.
I just want his energy!
Anyone genuinely wanting to know more about the Trump family would do well to listen to the videos made by his niece, Dr. Mary Trump (daughter of his brother Fred Jr.). Dr. Mary often shares family stories from Donald's childhood and her own father's conflicts with her Grandfather, Fred Sr., as well as tearful memories of her Grandfather's Dementia (for example: the family would allow her Grandfather to go to his old office and shuffle meaningless papers, so he would still feel like the powerful patriarch that he wasn't anymore, until the day he started coming downstairs in just a diaper). She compares her Grandfather's Dementia with Donald's recent behaviors and symptoms.
She is also a practicing Psychiatrist, and explains how an incident in Donald's childhood, where his brother Fred dumped a bowl of mashed potatoes onto his head, was one of the main foundations for Donald's insecurity about being laughed at. She explains how his diagnosed Malignant Narcissism impacts his behavior, alliances, and decisions, along with his chronic lying and emotional need to hold rallies, even in the midst of a pandemic. She explains that he is not, in fact, a "germ-ophobe," but that he has used that excuse over the years to avoid shaking hands with people he dislikes.
She even discusses her Grandfather's membership in the KKK, which has also been documented in newspaper clippings of the era (Fred Sr. was arrested while in full Klan robes during a parade). This racism and need for "purity" continued all of his life. He taught his son to keep blacks out of their buildings, and to be disgusted at the sight of visually handicapped people. (This is why Donald refuses to be seen with disabled people, why he mocks and dismisses people with disabilities, and why he refers to disabled Veterans as "suckers and losers.")
She also explains how this fits into the family history of when Donald cut her brother's disabled son out of medical insurance coverage, and (when asked to re-instate it) asked her brother, "Why don't you just let him die?" -- even though the boy was coherent, mobile, and able to enjoy life.
You can learn far more about his personal life and family history from her podcasts and RUclips account, than you can from his social media posts or the other alt-right propaganda you see on the web.
Friedrich's "business" was a brothel in Yucatan...he came to avoid draft in the Franco-Prussian war...Nice "glamorization" of Donnie...LOL