The details of the day Bush is reported to have died seem odd:

-Bush had been fading in recent days, and had stopped eating

-James Baker came to visit on Friday morning:

Bush: "Where are we going, Bake?"

Baker: "We're going to heaven."

-When Baker arrived in the morning, Bush began to eat again, and was sitting up in bed talking to people

-"Everybody thought this was going to be a great day, and he's back and he's bounced back again"

-Baker leaves at 9:15 am, and is called back that evening. "He had slipped considerably", said Baker

Strange that Baker spoke to him in the morning as if he knew he was going to die that day, despite Bush regaining his appetite and appearing better. That evening, 13 hours later, Bush was dead.

seattletimes.com/nation-world/where-are-we-going-george-bushs-final-days/

>>4126210

Yes, but do you act as if their recovery is temporary, telling them 'we are going to heaven'? I'd think you would try and reinforce to the person that they look great, and project positive thoughts. Not speak as if he will be meeting the grim reaper in a few hours.

TBILISI (Reuters) - "Thousands of Georgians protested in the capital Tbilisi on Sunday against the result of the country's presidential election, as defeated candidate Grigol Vashadze said opposition parties would challenge the outcome in court.

Vashadze has described the election as a "criminal farce" and has called for snap parliamentary elections after the central election commission said on Thursday that Salome Zurabishvili, who was backed by the ruling Georgian Dream party, had secured 59.5 percent of the vote. Vashadze had 40.5 percent, it said.

Zurabishvili, a former French career diplomat who served as Georgia's foreign minister from 2004-2005, told Reuters in an interview on Saturday that the opposition's call for people to refuse to recognise the results of the election served Russia's interests."

reuters.com/article/amp/idINKBN1O10KI

>>4126248

Yeah…you are right. Best to tell the person they will not live out the day. Why reinforce anything positive.

>>4126300

Wrong with me? You are the one saying it is patronizing to express positive thoughts; that they know they are dying.

>>4126368

Golf course? Now you are being totally ridiculous. If he regained his appetite, do you throw dirt in his face, or try to encourage him? Baker even said he seemed to be bouncing back. But you would tell him to prepare to die.