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MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN "
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Donald Trump sẽ đến đặt Vòng Hoa tại nghĩa trang Quốc Gia Arlington đễ chuẩn bị
ngày 20 tháng 01 năm 2017 đăng quang Vị Tổng Thống thứ 45 Hoa Kỳ - Tố Nguyên
mừng chúc Ngài như sau :
TỔNG THỐNG 45 HOA KỲ
nước Mỹ
cưu mang bởi Đất Trời
ngài Trump
đắc cử đã tuyên lời
bạo tàn
đây đó làm hèn
yếu
sức mạnh
xưa rày phải được tôi
khấn nguyện Ơn Trên ban
phẩm xuống
chúc mừng Tổng Thống
nhấc lên ngôi
truy
tìm mọi giá diệt Gian Ác
thế giới
an lành toàn khắp nơi .
Tố Nguyên (
19-Jan- 2017 )
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Posted by: tuyen do
Trời uiii !!
Bảo Donald Trump
học khóc còn khó hơn dạy một trẻ sơ sinh cười !!
Tại sao ???
Xin một câu trả
lời ...đúng nhất.
On Wednesday, January 18, 2017 4:50 PM, "Chinh Tran c>
wrote:
Thưa qu'i vị
Một chuyên gia người Anh
đã nhận xét và "khuyến cáo" Tổng Thống đắc cử D. Trump nên học cách
khóc từ Maha, nhân dịp đăng quang nhậm chức , nếu làm được điều đó
thì sẽ làm mềm lòng "tha nhân" ..... vì nước mắt luôn là vũ khí lợi hại .....Nhưng
nếu nhỏ nước mắt cá sấu qu'a lộ liễu, thì coi chừng bị phản ứng ngược, vị chuyên gia
này nhắc nhở ! hahaha !
Trump 'needs to learn how to cry' from Obama
Fiachra GIBBONS, Pascale
MOLLARD,AFP 18 hours ago
Paris (AFP) - Donald
Trump has one big lesson to learn from outgoing US President Barack Obama -- he
needs to learn to be cool about crying.
"If he could
squeeze one tear out during his inauguration" on Friday, "people will
turn around quite quickly their feelings towards him", British behavioural
expert Judi James told AFP.
"Clearly he is
going to go swanning out there with his alpha male feathers strutting, but if
at the right moment he could squeeze out a tear it would have an amazing effect
on people," said the author of "The Body Language Bible".
"I think there is
quite an emotional guy in there somewhere," said added.
Showing his emotions
certainly worked for Obama, James argued.
The president has wept
at least 10 times on camera since he took office, most tellingly when tears
poured down his cheeks last year when he talked about the toll gun violence was
taking on America.
He wiped away another few
earlier this month when paying tribute to his wife Michelle and his teenage
daughters in a farewell speech in Chicago.
Tears are one of the
most powerful weapons politicians have in their arsenals, James insisted.
And for Trump,
"crying would be ideal" to allay the worries of a world fretting
about what his presidency will hold, she said.
"I think so many
people are depending on Trump now that unmasking himself as quite a warm,
well-meaning character with values that he has been hiding all this time"
would go a long way.
For her, Obama's tears
helped show his sincerity, connected him with the public and undercut his
reputation as an intellectual.
- 'Tears show empathy' -
"Tears help to
bring him down from the pedestal. He is a bit more of a New Man. You can
imagine him doing the shopping whereas up to now the US presidency has been an
alpha male preserve. And it is again (with Trump)."
Obama's comfort with big
emotions was also evident when he surprised his tearful vice president Joe
Biden with the highest US civilian honour last week as they prepared to leave
office.
Crying specialist Lauren
Bylsma, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh,
said it was clear that "Obama is a man that is comfortable expressing his
emotions in public.
"In terms of
character, we know that crying is associated with personality traits such as
higher levels of empathy," she said.
Despite his hardman
image, Russian leader Vladimir Putin has also shed tears several times in
public, mostly notably after winning back the presidency in 2012 despite street
protests he claimed were orchestrated by the West.
Crying at the pain of
others makes politicians particularly attractive, James added.
But psychologist
Jean-Pierre Friedman insisted politicians well up more because they are afraid
of losing power.
"Most of them are
not the sensitive type. They cry the day they lose power," said the French
psychoanalyst and author of two books on politician's inner lives.
- Danger of faking it -
They would take the loss
of power "as a bereavement, or not being able to put their projects into
force".
Whatever the case,
Friedman said he could not imagine Trump ever blubbing publicly. "He's
someone from another generation. Fifty years ago the attitude was 'men do not
cry'. He's a hardened old cowboy."
Indeed, the
president-elect has ridiculed those who cried at his election victory and was
famously irked by a crying baby at one of his rallies
James, however, is
convinced that he is capable of shedding a tear in public.
"I think Trump
could cry, but it would be more to do with self-pity or even anger", which does
not go down so well.
But tears can also be a
politician's undoing, James warned, particularly if they are seen as put on.
She pointed to the
former British prime minister Tony Blair whose emotional openness was first
seen as a breath of fresh air only to be later ridiculed.
"Subliminally
people are very good at spotting real tears from fake ones.
"When Tony Blair
blinked back the tears after the death of Princess Diana... it created a huge
moment of empathy, particularly as the British royal family were not coming up
with the tears. That bonded people with Blair.
"But he used the
same technique a lot over the years, usually when he was put on the spot.
"We saw him do it
too much, particularly over the war in Iraq. It looked like tears to
order," she added.
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Ca'i no'n sa('t be^n bo+` lau sa^.y na`y......
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