Tuesday, 16 June 2026

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Great Spirit bless 🙏

Hi everyone! Well, it's another beautiful, bright, sunny morning here at the Tree House. Countdown to my own birthday in 14 days, but birthdays never meant much to me except maybe when I was little.

A little more about me.

Until I met my present partner, I was pretty much a loner, and after retirement, it doesn't matter what day it is unless it's something special for someone else or I have an appointment; I stay home and mind my business.

I had had enough of people's attitudes and trying to dump on me when I was in the workforce. Feeling all that mixed bag of emotions at work, then getting caught up in a raging tornado 🌪️ when I got home 🏠 My whole life felt like being stuck in a typhoon with a very tiny umbrella 💨💦☂ In the end, I don't know if I did the right or wrong thing. What I had hoped to be a normal family life just turned into a big pile of 💩 Sadly, I even had to give up a property valued at $1 million. I dumped the entire bag, family, and property behind me if I wished to survive, and I moved on to a fresh beginning in life. I paid for my sins.

So birthdays don't mean much to me except that I'm one year older than last year. I may get irritated about the little things going sideways on me, but NOT MUCH IN THIS WORLD SURPRISES ME anymore. I can only pray, meditate, and share with you, the reader, where the black hole is hiding in that swirling nebula gas.

Like Johny Fartpants 'Farts' = Poof! then shouts...METHANE! Don't light any matches!

And that was the birth of my satirical and comic book humor.

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TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

- Google Search -

Question: Psychopathic

🔹AI Overview

Psychopathic behavior is characterized by a persistent lack of empathy, shallow emotional responses, and a tendency toward manipulation, impulsivity, and antisocial actions. While not an official diagnosis, these traits are heavily linked to Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) in the clinical and legal communities.

Psychopathy is typically categorized by behavioral, interpersonal, and affective traits:

1. Interpersonal Traits (How they interact with others):

2. Affective Traits (Emotional profile):

3. Behavioral Traits (Lifestyle and actions)

Assessment & Distinction

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My personal experience with Psychopathy

Psychopathic behavior: Impulsive, system busters, excited speech, but with no display of emotion, just glee in their preconceived inventive and precisely laid out plans, but without the true inner feelings, just a cold, calculated train of thoughts, but they can display excitement over their own preconceived ingenious ideas.

Trumpo The Typo seems to fit that shoe perfectly, like a ROBOT programmed with the data stored from his dad's brain or a clone, a psychotic father raising a psychotic son, that must have been fun.

"Son of a gun, gonna have big fun down on the bayou ♪♫♭｡♪˚♬"

Just like a psychopath doesn't have feelings, everything is black and varying shades of grey. Impulsive, yes, "I am Superman!" and be convinced they are. I should know, I worked with a couple of those people in my time as a social worker. Psychos are dangerous without their meds •<- Big period that's it.

I am bipolar myself, and when the highs have hit, my behavior was also somewhat psychotic, especially when mixed with alcohol. I thought I could fly! I'm glad I never experimented with that thought by jumping off a building or something.

And as for Trumpo The Typo, Mojtaba Khamenei, Netanyahu, and Putin, they are nothing more than a bunch of psychopathic cutthroat junkie pirates. I HOPE YOU LIKE YOUR NEW STAUS IN THE WORLD Mr (‿ˠ‿) hole 🕳️ in 💩🏳️ diaper

That will be it from the Newsroom for today. Tomorrow, I will discuss how a psychopath has destroyed things that you didn't think were possible for a psycho to do. Thank you for visiting and reading the Tree House News.

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BREAKING NEWS:

Trump meets world leaders at G7 summit with Iran agreement high on agenda

The US president said Israel's Netanyahu needs to be 'more responsible' in Lebanon, as world leaders seek clarity on Iran framework.

Here's The Latest:

• G7 summit: World leaders have gathered at the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France, where discussions about US President Donald Trump’s agreement with Iran have been “frank,” sources say. Trump is due to speak with the leaders of three Arab states as well as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

• US-Iran agreement: Trump vowed to publicly release the text of the agreement “in a couple of days,” and even floated reciting the document in front of cameras. He also said he’d send it to Congress for review. Trump earlier claimed the next phase of talks, meant to resolve thorny issues around Iran’s nuclear program, would be “easier.”

• Trump criticizes Israel: Trump also criticized Benjamin Netanyahu, saying the Israeli prime minister needs to be “more responsible with respect to Lebanon.” Israel and Hezbollah continued fighting yesterday, and Netanyahu has made clear he does not intend to withdraw from southern Lebanon, Gaza or Syria...

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16 min ago

Trump says he will send eventual Iran agreement to Congress for review

More To Read:

Updated 9:10 AM EDT, Tue June 16, 2026

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The Trump candidate who could cost Republicans Georgia

Rep. Mike Collins has the president’s support. Winning in November is another question

Donald Trump has praised his pick for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat as a warrior and a winner. The winning part of that may not hold up to the scrutiny that voters are set to dispense in the fall.

The president endorsed Rep. Mike Collins just days before Tuesday’s GOP primary runoff, positioning the conservative congressman as the party favorite to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff this fall. But within the Republican Party, that endorsement has landed with a clear sense of dread.

“If you went to a laboratory and tried to create the worst general election candidate for this state and environment possible, you couldn’t do better than Mike Collins,” a prominent Georgia Republican strategist, granted anonymity to speak candidly, told MS NOW. “He has a ton of personal baggage and won’t be able to raise money. He possesses the unique ability to offend female voters with that personal baggage but also with the hardest right abortion stance you can have. He will lose the Atlanta metro in unprecedented fashion, and we have to hope he doesn’t take everyone else down with him.” ...

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Republicans headed to runoff to decide who will challenge Sen. Jon Ossoff:

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Jun. 16, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT

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CANADIAN NEWS:

Some Canadians are crowdfunding their way through the cost of living crisis

More than 15,000 fundraisers for essential needs launched on GoFundMe

When he found himself strapped for cash to pay his bills, Luke Alberton says he had to “swallow his pride” and do something he normally wouldn’t do. “After a little bit of soul searching and difficult decision-making, I ended up starting a GoFundMe for myself,” said Alberton. “[It’s] a little against my typical way of getting through life.”

Originally from Sudbury, Ont., Alberton has lived in Toronto for the past 14 years and built a career largely in telephone-based customer service In August 2024, Alberton got laid off from his job.

He went on employment insurance (EI) and began searching for work. But unlike previous job hunts, this one dragged on...

• Canadians still worried about economy, remain cautious about spending

• No pickaxe needed. Why Canadians are sifting for gold in unusual places

Gaps in social support:

WATCH | Volunteering hours are down for some community organizations:

Are online fundraisers the answer?:

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Posted: Jun 16, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 6 hours ago

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Bell, Telus under under fire for charging fees that 'appear' to violate new rules

Canada's telecom regulator sent warning letters to each telecom suggesting their new fees should be scrapped

Bell and Telus are facing scrutiny from Canada's telecom regulator for introducing wireless fees the regulator says appear to violate new federal rules.

On Friday, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) implemented new rules banning telecoms from charging extra fees to activate, change or cancel cellphone plans. The now-outlawed charges include early cancellation fees and the once-ubiquitous activation fee for phone plans. The regulations are meant to make it easier for Canadians to switch wireless and internet plans to secure better deals.

Shortly before the new rules took effect, the CRTC sent stern letters to Telus and Bell, warning that Telus' newly introduced $15 SIM card fee and Bell's new $40 device handling charge appeared to violate the regulations...