According to multiple White House sources, Deep State employees are injecting sedatives into President Trump's food and drink to make him more flexible and disoriented.
Insiders close to Trump have taken notice of his slurred speech and sleepiness in the past few months. This is strikingly similar to the changes seen in former Presidents John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, who were also "reassured".
Prior to his presidency, Trump was known for his energetic 18-hour high-stress workdays in the real estate development world. And, reportedly, the sudden shifts in behavior go well with the mainstream media prediction that the president will soon have cognitive problems.
“The President does not drink, the President certainly does not use drugs. The president is witty,”said Trump insider Roger Stone, who spoke to his own sources in addition to sources who spoke to Infowars.
"… Now I have heard not from one, but from two different sources that the president looks disoriented and interrupted his speech in conversations."
“For me, this is a hint that he is taking medication. Is [Chief of Staff] General Kelly above that? Not".
Consequently, Kelly pressured Trump's decades-old bodyguard, Keith Schiller, to resign from the White House. These actions are troubling because Schiller's personal commitment to the president's welfare is known.
“With a loyalist like Schiller no longer standing next to the president, Trump is now relatively easy to incapacitate,” Stone said.
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Over the past several months, mainstream media have promoted the idea that Trump should face impeachment over "mental instability." The media plan was widely discussed in private meetings among reporters working against Trump.
Likewise, the American Psychoanalytic Association is trying to do away with the long-standing Goldwater rule that prevents psychologists from “diagnosing” public figures they have not examined or studied in person, as Infowars reported on July 26.
“We don't want to prohibit our members from using their knowledge responsibly … as Trump's behavior is so different from what we've seen before,” said Dr. Prudence Gourguechon, a psychiatrist based in Chicago.
And in August, Democratic Party spokesman Zo Lofgren (California MP) introduced a bill that would force the president to undergo a psychological assessment.
