LOL, keep believing the LARPER pal......

here's why most here think Juano is a larp:

1. he implies he has special knowledge or access, plays on mysteriousness and mystery to get people to suspend their disbelief. then feeds the mythologies that spring up to fill in the gaps he intentionally leaves. like the Jr. thing. that's a technique of a mystical priest, it's not information based.

2. Juano uses neurolinguistic programming techniques in language, weaving a 'compelling' narrative more by elaboration and word choice than substance. the narratives he's elaborated do not originate with him. I'll give the guy credit for having a 'radar' for when anons have already hooked the fish - he's first there to reel it in and take credit, but he's not the one casting a new line into the deep.

3. Juano's track record is ZERO. he tacks and explains away why things are not what he said they were going to be in his last series of imaginings. if he was sincere, he would have the humility to state what he does not know. real experts disclose the assumptions made for their predictions, that way they have a basis to change the projected forecast (as variables inevitably change). that does not diminish their expertise, it enhances their credibility. Juano does not do that. instead he whitewashes it, waving a wand of words to make you feel you must accept the secrecy for the magic to work.

in the interview above, he blames the audience for having interpreted him to have meant "Trump would be back in office," insisting he "never said that."

4. he's hawking a book with pressure sales 'the second edition will only be available for a short time, but you can still get it if you act fast' ... 3rd edition is "the STORM edition." his appeal -- and I do understand the soothing appeal, but his appeal is for those who want to watch the movie and get the t-shirt.

sorry, fren