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People are coming out as ‘Berri-sexual’ – here’s what it means - by Jonh

  Here at Newsner, we’ve explained ‘graysexual‘, ‘demisexual‘ and ‘almondsexual‘ over the past year or so, bringing our readers up to speed as we find out for ourselves in real time. Call it a sign of the times, perhaps, but it seems like there are new ways, new labels for one to define their experiences of attraction being created constantly. Now, let me make it clear that I don’t have anything specifically against this. I’m not some grumpy curmudgeon resisting change and vehemently complaining because things aren’t exactly the way they used to be. That said, it can all get a bit confusing. It seems like there are so many ways for people to identify, such a large spectrum of words with which to describe one’s sexuality and preferences when it comes to attraction, that it’s impossible to keep track. Which is why we’re doing our best to keep people informed and updated. In that vein, we thought it only right to shed some light on the concept of being “berrisexual”. As per reports, p...
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Body language expert reveals why Donald Trump did not react during WHCD assassination attempt

 

Donald Trump was pictured sitting still at his seat as gunshots were heard during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Now, a body language expert reveals why the U.S President didn’t react.

Cole Tomas Allen charged past the security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday, armed with a shotgun, handgun, and knives. He exchanged gunfire with law enforcement before he was taken down and arrested.

Sources close to the investigation tell ABC News that early evidence suggests that Allen’s plan was to target as many people as possible in a mass shooting.



On Monday, Allen was formally charged with attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also charged him with transporting a firearm or ammunition across state lines, as well as discharging a firearm during a violent crime. The allegations were presented during Allen’s arraignment in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.

Videos from the Washington Hilton show exactly how the situation unfolded. While many took shelter behind tables, Trump administration officials were moved out of harm’s way.

But at first, Donald Trump didn’t move. Now, an expert has shared that the contrast between the U.S President and those around him was striking.

Body language expert reveals why Donald Trump did not react during assassination attempt

Body language expert “Dr G” has now revealed why Donald Trump didn’t move.

“He looks indifferent, almost unimpressed by what’s going on around him,” the expert said. “If you look at the three people that he’s surrounded by… we’re all seeing the freeze response… Freeze is the first step.”

Dr. G, whose YouTube channel has more than 650,000 subscribers, continued by explaining that what people watching the clip saw was a ‘textbook’ example of how humans really respond to sudden danger, saying, “three of them are all freezing.”

As the situation began to escalate, people around Donald Trump began moving, triggering the “flight part.”

“You’ll notice that… they all leaned backward. Even though physically that’s not actually going to do anything, that’s part of the instinct,” Dr. G said.

Although the danger was evident, Donald Trump’s manner was strange, the body language expert stated.

“President Trump still does not seem to be particularly concerned about what’s going on. You’ll notice his facial expression doesn’t really change through any of this,” the expert concluded, adding, “Part of what I think this says is that President Trump may interpret danger differently than other people.”

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