Comments by "Genny" (@genny9026) on "Jesús Enrique Rosas" channel.

  1. What a brilliant analysis, including the mention of the use of passive voice. 👏🏻 The performance by Ashton does, look like, ‘ I’m just a poor, dim, kid - please don’t punish me’. If the letter from a celebrity had influenced the jury, though, the victims wouldn’t have got justice ! Ashton is 45, not a teenage lad.
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  2. Snow Woke..no thanks !
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  3. Dominance can be confused with enthusiasm, or love. She’s dominating him but she loves the camera. She seems to be posing rather than looking moved, thrilled, that he won. Emotion doesn’t seem to be there. Very Meghan.
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  4. Starmer behaves as a prosecutor. We need …a Prime Minister. He has no idea of how to speak to the public without projecting only authority. Even worse, that seems to be mostly directed at the majority of the public. We do not, want a surveillance state. He’s an elected politician but is coming across as a ruler.
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  5. I think it was done on purpose and that whoever made it, thought they could get away with it. The timing of releasing it is disgusting.
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  6. Thank you so much for covering this Jesús. You know how most of us feel and why, here in the UK.
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  7. Walz seems to have an excitable and therefore an often stressed personality. He reacts quickly. He might react happily, or angrily, or enthusiastically but he reacts …quickly and probably sometimes impulsively. His son is probably used to that fast and emphatic treatment. I think that Walz was chosen because he might seem like a jolly and lively older man…like a fun dad or uncle type that people might vote for. However, having him anywhere near the nuclear button would be a huge mistake. He’s quite good at disguising his stress but that he’s so susceptible to it will be a big problem.
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  8. Brilliant, witty, frightening and a wakeup for anyone who thinks, “ Ah…but it couldn’t happen in my, country !”.
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  9. There are a lot of jobs and tasks he wouldn’t be allowed to continue to do, including driving. So why is he continuing in participating in running a country ?
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  10. I think that Biden separated himself from the silent reception he and Kamala got. He was able to face people who clearly didn’t support him…but he could joke around with them. As awful as I think he is, he showed confidence and a sense of humour. Kamala lacks confidence and laughs too much for no apparent reason. Putting the hat on: President Trump is very popular. I think that Biden was showing, ‘ Hey, I can do a bit of that, too’. I think he does, resent having been thrown out and that he was making a point.
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  11. Watching videos like this one from Jesús could save many people from being susceptible to narcissists. Lots of us know how awful it can be to be bewildered and hurt, sometimes physically too, by their behaviour. It can also seem that nobody cares about that. Well, people do, care. Jesús is one of them and I think he’s brilliant, at teaching people to care enough about themselves. Narcissists often go for empathetic people. There comes a point when the empathy has to include oneself. It might be hard to do that but we weren’t born to be just a source of self esteem for some schmuck. 🙂👍🏻
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  12. Is he an accessory, like a handbag ? Is he a sketchpad, too ? ( tattoos).
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  13. He comes across as a meglomaniac. Is very into controlling food production too and has bought a lot of farmland in America. I think when his manner changes in the video, he doesn’t want to reveal too much about future plans. Thanks, Jesús, for the analysis. 🙂👏🏻
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  14. Thank you so much for covering this, Jesús and for your analysis. There were things I hadn’t noticed. This video is very useful advice for anyone who might have to face a similar situation, ie a person who is unexpectedly both stressed and very, angry. It’s not always, obvious. The girl’s distress seemed to make the officer’s reaction worse. I wonder if putting it in the context of animal behaviour, if the ‘ prey’ is terrified and trying to hide, not projecting strength or aggression back, that actually encourages a ‘ predator’ to get into an even more …excited is the wrong word…state ? It senses success or is determined to achieve it ? What happened in this case is so appalling, it’s almost beyond belief. Would that officer have behaved the same way if alone and facing a strong, well- built, calm and confident man ? I doubt it. It was much easier to seem dominant, backed up by large men and focusing on a small, sixteen year old autistic girl. I don’t think that officer should be in the police force or in any job in which she has to interact with the public.
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  15. When any politicians think that increasing a vote bank to have power is more important than any consequential suffering for others, particularly when it involves children, then they should be allowed nowhere near having power.
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  16. I love that new intro ! The analysis - well, that nailed him ! 😆 He was a crypto guru ? How did anyone ever believe anything he said, ever, including, “ I’ve been taking diet pills”. Classic narc - suddenly in chaos because reality has kicked in.
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  17. When teaching, an autistic lad said “ Miss ! You look like Miss Piggy ! I like Miss Piggy !”. “ Thank you”, I said. The next day, he proudly brought me a drawing he’d done of ‘me ‘ - with Kermit the Frog. I put it on my cupboard door. 🙂
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  18. Really enjoyed the analysis. 👏🏻 We don’t know whether Biden has Parkinson’s or not but it can affect the voice. When Biden started to glitch, I think that Trump was concerned. For a moment, it seemed that Biden was going to freeze, unable to remember what he’d been talking about. Whoever is actually running the country - shame on them.
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  19. It seemed as if a ‘ mean girl ‘ had been given a tremendous amount of power.
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  20. Thank you for covering this Jesús and so considerately, too. It’s such a refreshing change to hear some points of speculation but for none of the sad event to be exploited here by sensationalism. It’s good journalism and analysis, rather than what we often see in the msm and online, too.
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  21.  @captainbingo100  Held in custody for 20 hours, most of that on her own, in a cell. She must have been terrified about what might happen to her and wondering if she’d be kept in jail for years. The deliberate cruelty of it all is disgusting.
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  22. The King who changed ‘ Defender of the Faith ‘ to ‘ Defender of the Faiths’ and whose Christmas Day speech included what might as well have been written by Starmer re his reaction and actions about protesters re what happened in Southport. The King has almost no power now but he should support his people. He’s not doing that.
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  23.  @FanceeName  Bingo. Box ticking.
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  24. With the amount of money he has and spends, he could have contributed to worthwhile research quietly and modestly. Instead, it does indeed seem to be mostly about him and the impact he wants to make, asap and very publicly. Scientific progress shouldn’t be hitched to one man’s ego. Dangerous.
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  25. Why does he put up with her attitude ? Why did he ask to be in her film ? Why was / is he being subservient in that way ? If he’s surprised by the narcissism, I feel sorry for him. If he knew about it from the start, I wonder what his motives are for tolerating it.
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  26.  @despoticmusic  I’ve never seen a speed of decline like this before either and I can remember studying by candlelight when there was a three day week and electricity went off at designated times and also the miners’ strike not long before Thatcher shut down the coal industry. Then the steel industry went. To my country, Wales…it was a hammer blow. Thousands of men were put out of work. Threats to life itself and to no free speech is the worst, though. Hundreds of years to get what we’d achieved for a quality of life, for some rights…and now, we’re treated like scum.
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  27.  @jenniferpierno6108  Yes. He seems to me to be a mix of a lack of confidence because he’s not in a courtroom and on the other hand, he seems coldly furious that anyone has dared to disagree or question. I think he’ll get worse ie more, dictatorial.
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  28. “ I’m such fun, full of joy, ditzy not bright…giggle giggle.” No, it doesn’t work now, does it. 🙂
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  29. Yes. Then she kept her arm up as if that had caused the problem, ie an accident, when the other runner staggered off. Not an accident.
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  30. She doesn’t seem drunk but it’s more difficult to guess whether or not substances are involved. Many not illegal medications, can cause hallucinations and/ or outbursts of anger.
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  31. I can’t imagine why anyone continues to watch Colbert. Don’t they realise that they’d be treated as badly too, if there was an opportunity to make money from them ? Is it a just coincidence that Harry has been on his show ? I doubt it. Great body language and language analysis from Jesús. I learned a lot ! Thank you. 😁
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  32. When anyone needs a superhero, he’ll save you by rambling a load of word salad, dissing your country, asking to borrow your eyeshadow then disappearing up his own pretentiousness. Bravo !
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  33. Here we go. An ignoring of the body language focus in the video and instead, get in as many anti Trump political jabs as possible. 🙄
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  34.  @puppydogs68  🙂I used to make him laugh by flicking my hair back and saying, “ Kermee! Where are you ?”. 😂 One time, the horrible Headmaster came into the room after I’d said it and I had to lie. Made up something, because he asked why the class fell about laughing when he walked in. 🐸
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  35. @motivatedred He rejected it because it wasn’t strict enough.
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  36. He’s long overestimated his abilities and popularity considerably. He seems to have no clue what works, outside of the lucrative CNN contract. Allegedly he got 4/5 million per year for the 17 years he worked there and a 24 million separation deal. He should be happy, not making very poor quality videos. No one else, is going to pay him millions.
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  37.  @dtulip1  At the time, I wondered if he was with Demi partly because her ex husband Bruce Willis was very famous.
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  38.  @kittyatroyal1565  My thoughts are going that way too. He’s gone from very rich parents to a very rich wife. If he’d married someone not, wealthy, he’d have had to get a job.
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  39. Ah…but he has a lot of money ! That makes him greater and more powerful than anyone or anything that created the Earth, the cosmos and life itself ! He knows best ! ( In his head).
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  40. 1975. The lovely Katherine Ross as the main lead and Paula Prentiss as her friend. Brilliant film.
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  41. I know who I’d rather sit next to on a plane. The lizard guy. He was quieter.
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  42. The political establishment, particularly the Labour Party currently in power, saw public support dwindling due to apparently nothing having been done to control illegal immigration and the perceived negative effects of that eg safety, housing, etc. The response seems to be to curb political opposition and to prevent the public from expressing negative opinions about government policy. Of course, violence and destruction of property must be dealt with legally but when it seems that a particular vote bank has been and is being treated differently, it makes many other people feel that they’re being treated unfairly and are worthless to those who are in charge. Now, we seem to be being ‘ told’ - ‘ If you don’t agree with us, stay quiet or you’ll be punished’. Being in power seems to be being used to retain power by unacceptable means, regardless of maintaining democracy.
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  43. Really enjoyed this video. 😁 Liked the blooper you left in, too. 😆 When you mentioned actors, it reminded me of a Michael Caine acting class ( probably on youtube) in which he’s telling students how to be effective onscreen. Interesting - what works and what doesn’t. In terms of body language, it would be interesting to hear you talking about - what works and what doesn’t, even if using stills.
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  44. So if someone is angry, rightly or wrongly, ending someone’s life will highlight someone’s grievance ? What she said might convince lots of people to ignore the law. She’s been extremely irresponsible.
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  45. Also a pet goat, apparently. She has over 2 million dollars, I read. If horses or any other animals really needed putting down for a very good medical reason, on the advice of a vet, maybe to free them from irreversible pain, she could afford to pay a vet to put animals to sleep painlessly.
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  46. Why did he show her the text message from another woman ? Why ? “ I loved her”, ( his girlfriend) he said in the interview. That seems unlikely ! His girlfriend tried to grab the phone then ran after him. Why did he run away ? To not be accused of hitting her ? As he said though, he had a witness - the driver. He’d caused a huge, emotional upset. Why ? He could have handed her the phone or even thrown it up in the air and destroyed it. He didn’t. He could have hugged her and told her positive things. Everything he did though, escalated her emotional response. That’s the sort of thing some people do to get an ego boost and to control someone else’s self esteem negatively. They use other peoples’ emotions to boost their own egos. When it became a struggle for the phone, he seems to have injured her hand. Again - he could have avoided that but he seems to have wanted to continue winning. He wanted her to be like Michelle Obama and a few others …because he thinks he’s a great man ? Egotistical again and off the scale. In the interview, the same thing comes across. He “ can’t remember “ …as if it was insignificant. That makes his girlfriend seem insignificant to him too. His manner during the interview seems as if he’s acting playing a very important person giving careful responses in a political, interview. It seems like a script he learned. He speaks quite slowly, often uses a direct gaze at the interviewer. He’s talking to the interviewer in a tone of voice he might use to express sympathy that her cat had fallen off the roof but by creating that sympathetic atmosphere, he’s creating sympathy for himself. ‘ Look…I’m such a good, calm, person, it’s all very sad but c’est la vie’. He doesn’t know why it all happened ? He created it, is why it happened. When some people are praised etc via their work, it obviously boosts their self esteem. When at home, some of them expect the same unquestioning adulation. They need the fix, so they stir up the person they’re with. Even a negative response gives them a high. They’ve got the person’s full attention. Two- timing someone, would definitely work. He really lit up when the race card came out. Not only could he not remember what happened but whatever it was, he was sure to be convicted of it ? So - nothing, was his fault at all ? Whoever was responsible, it can’t have been him ? He’s protecting his ego. It seems that he hasn’t succeeded in protecting his career. What did he value most ? The girlfriend ? No. His career ? Seems not. His ego ? Probably. He’s had fame, money and admiration but it seems to me that he wasn’t mature enough to deal with those things. Well, he’s not alone in that, is he. Delusions of grandeur are best avoided. ( Self confidence, ambition and drive, are not in that category. )
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  47. He said that Paul’s phone fell out of his pocket when Alex turned him over…and Alex put it back in. Was he checking pockets for his pills, perhaps ?
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  48.  @Catchmyvib2  What has she been brilliant at ?
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  49.  @andiestewart7423  I disagree. It not only ignores the content of the video, it distracts from how the justice system has become so politicised that unless there’s total compliance to anything a govt wants to do, the public will be in for a shock.
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  50. Am imagining Lemon’s reaction if anyone he supported faced that level of danger. ( I hope no one, does.) Would he just silently make some silly faces ? Of course not. Seems that disrespect for and indifference about anyone not on their side is the subsitute for truths they’re afraid to discuss.
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