THERE YOU GO "MR. PRESIDENT" - MY OPEN LETTER.
TRUMP WENT ON TO MODIFY US CONSTITUTION THROUGH CONSULTATION WITH ME INSIDE OF THE LIVING ROOM IN OUR NOVO MESTO HOME. IN MIDS OF PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALISATIONS, TRUMP DEMANDED FROM ME TO SEE MYSELF IN HIS CONSTITUTION AMENDMENTS. BIDEN WATCHED WITH HIS DEMOCRATS EVERYTHING. IN THIS WORLD, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE GUILTY OF COMMITTING CRIME TO BE KILLED AS IF YOU HAVE COMMITTED ONE. DRUGGED UP TORTURED IS CONSIDERED AS NORMAL. MORE THAN JUST GOOD AND ACCEPTABLE. OBTAINED STATEMENTS FROM ME THROUGH LIFE LONG GENOCIDE PROCEDURE TO WHICH ANTÓNIO GUTERRES REFERRED TO ON REGULAR BASES DURING HIS VISITS AS PRISON ON OPEN.
CORRUPT - TOXIC CRIMINAL - KILLER/ASSASSIN FOR WHOM I HOPE PEOPLE REALIZE ON TIME WHO HE WAS/IS
"Corrupt" and "criminal" are closely related, sharing synonyms like dishonest, illegal, unlawful, crooked, fraudulent, and unethical. Other synonyms for "corrupt" include depraved, nefarious, and unscrupulous, while "criminal" can also be described as wicked, nefarious, or villainous.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Synonyms for "Corrupt" (as an adjective, describing a person or action):
- Dishonest: Suggests a lack of integrity and honesty.
- Illegal/Unlawful: Implies violation of the law.
- Crooked/Shady: Informal terms suggesting dishonesty and deceit.
- Fraudulent: Indicates deception and trickery.
- Unscrupulous: Suggests a lack of moral principles.
- Nefarious: More extreme, indicating wickedness and evil.
- Depraved: Suggests moral corruption and a decline in virtue.
Synonyms for "Criminal" (as an adjective, describing a person or action):
- Illegal/Unlawful: Same as above, indicating violation of the law.
- Wicked: Suggests evil intent and moral depravity.
- Nefarious: As mentioned, indicating extreme wickedness.
- Villainous: Suggests a criminal or evil character.
Synonyms for "Corrupt" (as a verb, meaning to make someone or something corrupt):
- Bribe: To offer something (usually money) to influence someone's actions.
- Deprave: To make someone morally corrupt.
- Distort: To alter or falsify something.
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