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  1. The way it works with me is the things I have done wrong are infinitely more memorable than the things I’ve done right. My explanation for this fact is that the conscience is innate. The reality is not Kant’s interpretation of the moral faculty that it is the thought “What if everyone did that?” but is a feeling attached in the innate conscience to the memory of a wrong deed. This feeling is regret. Thus one should avoid doing things that he will come to regret.

    • Yes.

      In the interlife, we can grow by watching a life-review video, and it shows, not so much what we did, but how it affected others. This is a perspective, and an impact, which during our earthly life we never realized, and perhaps even a rude awakening. We do not always realize how much we hurt others, and how long the hurt lasted. The angels show us these scenes out of love, and if we feel real regret upon seeing this pain we caused, it is duly noted by the angel, who is, in effect, our “social worker” or “therapist,” and may have been a human himself in an earlier life.

      So not every great conqueror comes back unreconstructed.

      The disappointing thing about Donald Trump is that while he has retained the dynamic and charismatic qualities of George Patton, he has not shed that man’s impulsive, narcissistic and vulgar side, either, and his love of conflict.

      “Grab’em [women] by the p—y” — Trump the narcissist…..and women as objects….

      I still see Trump as fulfilling the dreadful Van Rensburg prophecy, which two different Boers told me about, one in 2008 and the other in 2017, and that is America taking actions against Russia’s security which unleash WWIII. Does Trump have any regrets? I fear only if his wrong words and deeds hurt HIM.

      I can say, from getting out and talking with the folks in Ontonagon, which voted 70% twice for the man, that “the bloom is off the rose” in how people see Trump. His flaws are glaring. People are actually a bit tired of him, though they sympathize with him over his awful legal ordeals, and the view now is a minimalist “we just gotta stop Biden, or America is finished.”

      But then they see this and hope: “Trump at least will seal the US southern border.”

      In my case, I have the keenest regrets over our (the Third Reich’s) anti-Russian policy. I snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory. The Russians hated the jews, and had done so for centuries — and every other Russian family had suffered horrors under the bolsheviks.

      As we can see, there is some real greatness in these Russians. They are the only white nation left that is capable of resisting the jews and is standing up to them. It cannot have escaped the notice of Putin that the whole bunch arrayed against him is jews, though they sometimes use gentile mouthpieces, such as US Senator Lindsey Graham, Macron (IMO actually a jew via his mother) in France or Scholtz in Germany. (The new UK PM, Keir Starmer, has actually — and treasonably — converted to judaism!)

      As a former KGB man, Vladimir Putin knows that Soviet policy since the final years of Stalin was “never appoint any jew to the number-one position in any enterprise.” Putin then saw exactly why Stalin had put this policy in place during the dreadful post-Soviet Yeltsin era in the 1990s — how every “oligarch” pillaging his beloved Russia and heartlessly reducing his Russian Folk to penury was a jew….. in the 2010s witnessing how the whole Maidan putscb in Ukraine was jew-after-jew-after-jew-after-jew.

      Vladimir Putin is for me a man who can feel regrets, compassion for others, and remorse. Whether he is an actual believer in the doctrines of “Christianity” or not, I see Jesus’ values at work in him: humility, bravery, love — and a conscience.

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