I agree with you about the honest straightforward committed handshake offered by Dr. Paul Alexander. About Trump, I'm not so sure. Dr. Alexander is squarely facing Trump, and looking directly at him. The ex president is turned away with his left shoulder tilted lower and his head down and eyes turned down. Dr. Alexander earlier stated that he planned to ask Trump why he abandoned his support and, instead, carried out Brix/Fauci vaccine policies. Dr. Alexander keeps affirming his support for Trump--but I don't hear any promises coming back from Trump who usually acts in a purely transactional way. Meaning he can promise Alexander a post in his administration (as he did previously with Alexander, Scott Atlas, RFK Jr)--and then turn and hire big Pharma representatives. In my mind Trump is for sale to the highest bidder--whether it's money, power, votes. I think Dr. Alexander's support gratifies him. He likes to be loved. But what assurances did he offer about vaccine policy 2024? Earlier Alexander said he would need to talk to him and find out why he turned against Atlas and Alexander. What happened when Alexander talked with him? Did he give any explanations or assurances? Otherwise, Trump's body language points in many different directions suggesting he might be easily manipulated--as he was previously.
I am here because of Dr. Paul Alexander's recommendation and I absolutely love Dr. Paul's direct approach, which makes me laugh sometimes because it is so blunt. Anyway, I do think body language is part of our protective instinct, as even animals read us by the vibes we give off. There are so many ways to read people and it's subtle so difficult to pin down, and sometimes we misinterpret. When I first saw this photo., I saw hesitancy in Trump's face as if he wasn't sure how to respond. The handshake and the facial expression were giving conflicting information. I know it is just an instant glimpse but I saw Trump as a bit hesitant of joining with Dr. Paul. It was the facial expression that I read and I don't claim to be any expert but I just like coming to my own conclusions and hearing other people's viewpoint.
I agree with you about the honest straightforward committed handshake offered by Dr. Paul Alexander. About Trump, I'm not so sure. Dr. Alexander is squarely facing Trump, and looking directly at him. The ex president is turned away with his left shoulder tilted lower and his head down and eyes turned down. Dr. Alexander earlier stated that he planned to ask Trump why he abandoned his support and, instead, carried out Brix/Fauci vaccine policies. Dr. Alexander keeps affirming his support for Trump--but I don't hear any promises coming back from Trump who usually acts in a purely transactional way. Meaning he can promise Alexander a post in his administration (as he did previously with Alexander, Scott Atlas, RFK Jr)--and then turn and hire big Pharma representatives. In my mind Trump is for sale to the highest bidder--whether it's money, power, votes. I think Dr. Alexander's support gratifies him. He likes to be loved. But what assurances did he offer about vaccine policy 2024? Earlier Alexander said he would need to talk to him and find out why he turned against Atlas and Alexander. What happened when Alexander talked with him? Did he give any explanations or assurances? Otherwise, Trump's body language points in many different directions suggesting he might be easily manipulated--as he was previously.
I am here because of Dr. Paul Alexander's recommendation and I absolutely love Dr. Paul's direct approach, which makes me laugh sometimes because it is so blunt. Anyway, I do think body language is part of our protective instinct, as even animals read us by the vibes we give off. There are so many ways to read people and it's subtle so difficult to pin down, and sometimes we misinterpret. When I first saw this photo., I saw hesitancy in Trump's face as if he wasn't sure how to respond. The handshake and the facial expression were giving conflicting information. I know it is just an instant glimpse but I saw Trump as a bit hesitant of joining with Dr. Paul. It was the facial expression that I read and I don't claim to be any expert but I just like coming to my own conclusions and hearing other people's viewpoint.
Yes strong handshake and look in the eye. No dead fishes!
The look in the eye comes from Dr. Alexander. I don't see it from Trump.