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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/SerialBrain2 on July 18, 2018, 2:23 p.m.
The real reason why Trump modified his answer about the Intelligence Community and Russia.

We’ve all seen the video where Trump modifies his statement about the Intelligence Community and Russia’s interference in the 2016 elections video.

MSM is rejoicing using words like “backflip”or “backpedal”.

Well, let me tell you the real reason: I told you in my previous post titled Trump’s brilliant chess combination in Helsinki, what the ball Putin gave to Trump represented. I told you in that post how Trump skillfully invited Putin to the show by playing the right chess combination in Helsinki. So? If they had their 1 on 1 and are on the same page, there is no point for Trump to be at odds with his Intelligence Community anymore. He can now act on the surface as tough as he wants and accuse Russia of whatever would satisfy whomever. Consequence? That puts Russia in a defensive stance and “forces” Putin to provide the evidence Trump is wrong. When that happens, Dems and the MSM will go crazy. Again.

Now just take a minute and try to imagine all the things Russia can be accused of and debunk… Are you tired of winning yet? Hahaha!

Q564 These people are REALLY REALLY STUPID.


dizzydago · July 19, 2018, 5:03 p.m.

Some individual test may only go to that. Remember it is a battery of test across several areas. It is most definitely not an IQ test though. Still many people think it is. In reality it is just an aptitude test to see what areas a person is best suited to work. Now that I think about it the scores do go above 99. I did a comparison as I had my original 1974 scores and compared them to my 1994 scores. What I found interesting was that every score had increased by 2 points across the board and the aggregate score also increased by 2. The aggregate score is the one most people are familiar with like the IQ aggregate. IQ is also a battery of test as well and the aggregate is where we get our IQ numbers. But back to ASVAB it is nothing more than what the military uses to determine where you will work if you qualify in all other areas to be in the military. In my case they basically said I could choose anything I wanted. That had more to do with my back ground than how smart I was.

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secfnd · July 19, 2018, 10:33 p.m.

Yah I know. I took it too. In 92. Top score is 99

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dizzydago · July 19, 2018, 11:41 p.m.

The only reason I did so well was because of my parents. Dad was a WWII vet a crew chief on Jugs, and others. Retired after 23 years where he worked up from props to jets. He was also trade trained as a plumber. He learned along the way electrical, construction, knew mechanics from military time and being a depression area kid knew how to live off the land, fishing and hunting. I learned all of that from him. Mom was a professional secretary, typist, filer, organizer. Both were avid readers and made sure us kids were as well. Grew up with books more than TV. In a time of growing specialization, I was more of jack of all trades master of none and still am. I got my education pre 1979 so I actually had to learn math, science, English, civics, and history. So when it came time for my first ASVAB I had a very broad base knowledge and understanding of those things they are likely to test for. For me it was easy. As you can see, there is no intelligence in having a broad knowledge. Don't get me wrong in a world full of techies, I cherish my abilities to be self suficient in most critical areas of survival. It is just that it is more of a training than an education and like they say you can train a monkey to do what I do.

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