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Trump and Bobby Fischer Discuss 3D Chess Strategy on Beating the Deep State (fake image)
Free Republic ^ | 8/25/2018 | PoconoPundit

Posted on 08/25/2018 5:19:18 PM PDT by poconopundit

Recently I was reminded of the Fischer vs. Spassky chess match my brothers and I watched on TV in 1972.  Actually there was no live broadcast, but commentators gave a running analysis as each move was made.  It turned out to be quite fun -- a pre-runner of Periscope -- four decades before social media took off.

Does anybody out there remember this?!

I explored photos of Fischer and Trump's 1970s publicity shots and wondered if I could create an imaginery meeting between the two.  This is the result.

I read up about Fischer for this vanity and discovered he was a pretty weird guy who kind of went off the deep end as a recluse and radical Leftist.  So imagine this fake meeting occurred before Fischer lost his marbles.



TOPICS: Arts/Photography; Humor; Weird Stuff
KEYWORDS: chess; deepstate; deepstategate; trump1970s
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To: georgiegirl

To save the picture, use a screen capture software. MWsnap is what I use. It’s free and I have not found any better.


21 posted on 08/29/2018 5:38:47 PM PDT by poconopundit (MAGA... Get the Spirit. Grow your community. Focus on your Life's Work. Empower the Young.)
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