Former President Donald Trump is facing 34 felony charges of falsifying business records with the intent to commit or conceal other crimes relating to payments made to pornographic film actress Stormy Daniels to ensure her silence about an earlier alleged affair between them. Trump is accused of falsifying these business records with the intent to violate federal campaign finance limits, unlawfully influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and commit tax fraud. The charges carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison if Trump is convicted on five or more counts.

The touchstones of American life are vanishing before our eyes as chaos evolves out of the paradigms which guided their journey. Unique to the human archetype is the need to make a difference as influencer, agitator, or participant. It's never been hard to incite violence in the emotionally driven human experiment especially in this timeline as chaos returns souls to the way they were.

May 2, 2024 - No one is a greater influencer in bringing about chaos than Donald Trump. It's in his DNA along with playing the victim as he emotionally and emphatically influences his followers based on a lifetime of programmed behavior patterns that sound and look like pre-recorded messages replaying in a loop.

Will prosecutors be able to convince one juror who is programmed to vote in Trump's favor - leading to a hung jury and further delays? This goes to how the simulation is programmed to keep Trump in play until the end. It's what kept him from going to jail through decades of criminal activity - some comparing him to a mob boss who now fancies himself a future dictator but even they eventually are removed from play.

The defining moment ... Is there a caveat Trump is ignoring that's trying to shows itself but he's not listening that will bring about his downfall?

Trump turns 78 next month - his behavior in court and physical appearance portraying a worn out aging man who falls asleep in court, finding it hard to focus on facts, and sits there with a staged look on his face that has worked for him in the past but not today. He's all theater - always has been.

Once he leaves court - it's as if he's awakened from a deep slumber - his demeanor reminding me of an AI that has been reactivated after being in stasis.

If Trump is programmed to be president for a second term - there's no stopping it. If not he will seek to repeat January 6, 2021 - currently threatening that all hell will break loose (maybe) and the fragility of our bipolar experiment is tested once again.

May 3, 2024

Day 11 featured Hope Hicks' emotional testimony - beginning by saying she was nervous - later breaking down in tears as she described the fallout from the Access Hollywood tape and the Trump White House response to stories about hush money payments.

Her tears were an eternal watermark of the gravity of the moment - providing evidence that was both overwhelming and damning. No one seems to know why she cried - perhaps there was more than one reason that she will have to discuss with a therapist and others - probably writing a book at some point.

We understand how Trump furthered Hick's career - and that she was friends with the Trump family - but all of her pent-up energy knowing the truth - about events that lead up to the 2016 election and Trump himself - had to been boiling up inside as she spoke today.

Knowing the penalty for perjury - she told the truth - verifying previous testimony. It was obvious that her emotional attachment to Trump was challenged as she testified.

Truth hurts. People are not always what they seem. No one is a greater trickster than Trump.

The prosecution is building an interesting narrative which Hope Hicks reinforced today. Much of the testimony is to bring credibility to that of another future star witness, Trump's former lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen.

Trump is not going to lose based on the testimony of one witness, but a compilation of many factors presented into the evidence.

We all know and/or feel that Trump is guilty of a lifetime of abuse and crimes that eventually will catch up to him.

When 2024 started I posted that Trump will spend the rest of his life in litigation of one kind or another - a lifelong pattern of 'catch me if you can'.

Trump's followers will stay loyal because they believe his rhetoric - that no one can take him down - making him a superhero to them.

Though there has always has been corruption in politics - Trump takes it to a new level of political theater and decadence. He knows how to work an audience while playing the victim wherein he's right, and everyone who opposes him is wrong,

Love him or hate him ... the truth will out for Trump in 2024. Day 11 Outtakes

May 7, 8, 10

Adult film star Stormy Daniels dished out salacious details of her alleged sexual encounter with former President Donald Trump in 2006 from the witness stand describing how they met at a celebrity golf tournament and what she says happened when she went to Trump's Lake Tahoe hotel room.

I watch the storyline unfolding as time permits preferring summaries and analysis of Stormy's testimony at the end of the day. It allows me to "connect with" the reactions of voters following the courtroom drama. How are voters - most of whom know who they're voting for - affected by information given? What is their programming to that end? For now I don't see him winning as 'Trump chaos' once again will prevail when he doesn't get his way - The Toddler and The Temper Tantrum.

In a mostly casual and conversational tone, Daniels recounted details from the floors and furniture in Trump's hotel room to the contents of his toiletry kit in the bathroom. At one point in court, Daniels threw back her arm and lifted her leg in the witness box to re-create the moment she says Trump posed on his hotel bed for her, stripped down to his undergarments.

She also told jurors about when she spanked Trump right on the butt with a copy of one of his magazines. Daniels then said that after she went to the bathroom, she emerged to find Trump on the hotel bed in his boxers and a T-shirt. Read more ...

It was Daniels' 'emotional' reactions to her sexual encounter with Trump that came as new information for me as she described her feelings before, during, and after sex ... saying that she blacked out (dissociated her consciousness from her physical body) when they had sex.

Though not threatened physically nor verbally - she felt cornered and couldn't get out. She asked herself, "What have I done that got me into this situation?"

Daniels reaction is often found with rape victims - though she testified that he didn't rape her. It's the soul disconnecting from the physical body to protect the victim from the event - though the memory is forever ingrained in the person's psyche.

You would have thought that she would stay away from Trump but she didn't. As we learned in from the Me-Too Movement - many women sexually abused by rich and powerful men sometimes maintain contact afterwards usually to benefit financially or professionally.

Trump is a sexual predator who has gotten away with it his whole life. Donald Trump sexual misconduct allegations. I'm sure there are other women who have not reported Trump trying to violate them. This also makes E Jean Carroll's story of physical assault by Donald Trump seem more plausible if you didn't believe her.

I really don't think Trump is emotionally able to understand what he is doing to his victims, but punishment comes just by the fact that the women in his life understand who he is and the sociopathic side to his personality.

As things look at this moment, Trump's other criminal trials will not happen before the election for reasons you've probably read about. So it appears that it's up to New Yorkers to make things right with evidence presented.

At the end of the day Trump will run for president. It will be up to the simulation to determine his fate having brought him to this point in his destiny with never having been held accountable for the worst of his actions nor understanding how they affect others. His mantra - Deny, Distract, Delay.

Cohen's relationship with Trump reminded me of a cult leader whose followers will do anything to please a man they view as a 'god figure' or 'father figure' who will always protect and take care of him ... due to his false facade that mesmerizes the weak and those who have been victimized.

Perhaps Cohen's testimony will allow some of Trump's followers to see themselves in Cohen - a man who 'kissed the ring', never got paid, and wound up in jail.

The verdict in this trial won't make a difference as all is preprogrammed. Stay tuned.