Medical Cover Up and a Clear and Present Danger

Let me first start with a grave question. Just how advanced is Donald Trump’s dementia? This is not a minor question. I would argue that it is a national security question.

I will next add the next question. At the same time, the mainstream media went absolutely crazy with Joe Biden. It was a 24/7 sort of coverage in places like CNN, after the debate, where are they now?

Yes, the New York Times has covered it. And it seems this gets under the skin of one Donald Trump just as much as the Epstein affair; we are not at 24/7.

You need these questions; you really need to go to alternative media that are asking them. Some, for partisan reasons, at least partially. What do you think FOX and CNN were doing? The age of just calling balls and strikes ended over a decade ago. And Jake Tapper’s book on the relevance of the 25th Amendment, even after Biden was no longer on the ballot, was politics, not journalism.

This is why you are not seeing this energy from CNN, though some in major media can’t avoid the obvious. Yet, Trump has admitted to us that he has Dementia. You do not do multiple Montreal Cognitive Assessments (MOCA) for shits and giggles. Nor do you take various MRIs for preventative reasons.

Rumors are that he is taking experimental Alzheimer’s drugs:

President Donald Trump’s tiredness, recent MRI and hand bruise suggest he may be taking medication to treat Alzheimer’s disease, according to a “curious” California Democrat.

Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, D-Calif., tweeted that Trump is showing signs he’s taking the Alzheimer’s disease drug Leqembi.

“The Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi:- Is administered through an infusion (for example, through the hand)- Can cause swelling, bleeding, or fluid leakage in the brain, requiring regular MRIs- Can cause tiredness,” Kamlager-Dove tweeted along with a picture of Trump’s hand bruise. “Curious.”

This should move from a member of Congress and an educated guess, to a lot more questions. He is taking intravenous drugs, just from those bandages on the back of his hand, or the bruises. So this is not a nothing burger. And we know other symptoms point to dementia. Enter his weave, or his constant issues with word pronunciation. And it does run in families. His dad died from it.

Here is his nephew’s recollection about the family history with Alzheimer’s:

Fred’s first brush with a loved one showing signs of dementia came when his namesake grandfather, Frederick Christ Trump Sr., was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. He says that Donald’s cousin, John Walter, also had dementia, and Donald’s late sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, displayed similar symptoms before her death last year, despite never being diagnosed.

Fred recalls his grandfather’s decline beginning in the 1980s, “with some of the similar stories you’ve heard time and time again, that when his limousine would stop, he would just get out of the car and start walking away.”

Fred Sr.’s behavior became a norm for those around him, says his grandson. “You know, things that you almost say, ‘Oh, there goes grandpa again.’ “

“You have to understand,” adds the younger Fred, “he still went to work every day — that was part of the thing.”

Fred Sr.’s continued employment “was to give my grandmother [Mary Anne MacLeod Trump] a rest and not have him around the house,” he tells PEOPLE. “My grandmother used to call it the 36-hour day, being around my grandfather, who had onset Alzheimer’s.”

He has had more recent interviews as well. And his niece, Mary Trump, has said similar things. Call this politics if you want, but Donald Trump just told us he has it, without too many words. That post describes the treatment. The repeated MOCA exams, the MRIs, and the extreme disinhibition we are watching in real time. The weave he likes to pretend is a good thing.

So who is running the country? Nor is this the first time. We should really call Woodrow Wilson’s wife Edith the first female president. Her husband had strokes, and she controlled everything.

Who is Edith right now? I doubt Melania is doing this. Can you say Stephen Miller? J.D. Vance? We have a going theory at home. Vance wants to wait until after the midterms to invoke the 25th Amendment, because doing so earlier would limit him to these two terms.

In the meantime, they have transformed the White House into a memory care facility, in guided letters. That’s why the Oval Office has big lettering, and Trump has been photographed with his name at the dining hall in Mar-A-Lago. That same photo shows a man in a classic 'I am short of breath' posture.

Which brings me to the following little item that appeared on Telegram today. For the record, we are not signatories to the Rome Statute, but neither is Russia. So that’s out of the way:

The US is pressuring the ICC to protect Trump from all possible prosecutions, — Reuters

According to the publication, the White House has submitted a series of demands to the International Criminal Court:

🔹to stop the investigation against Israel for actions in Gaza 🔹to stop the investigation into the actions of American military personnel in Afghanistan 🔹to guarantee immunity for Trump and members of his administration

Why would the administration, let's face it, how much this is Donald Trump, is a good question, demand that the ICC give absolute immunity? Could it be because we are committing war crimes? This is acting guilty, by the way. It is a legal principle in US Law. It is called mens rea in Latin and means guilty mind.

This administration also presents a clear and present danger to Europe. In particular, to Denmark, and also Canada:

The “danger” for the country rests in the fact that it is lumped in under the U.S. plans to dominate the Western Hemisphere, says Canada’s former NATO ambassador, Kerry Buck.

“The real concern for Canada is that kind of coercive economic nationalist throughout the region which focuses on ‘Buy American.’ (The U.S) will push out competitors from the markets because (it) will be the preeminent power in the region.”

Buck, who is now a senior fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa, says the Americans could seek to turn Canada into a “vassal state,” offering military protection only if Canada helps further U.S. interests.

To stop it from happening, Buck says the “government’s steps to diversify our defence and trading relationships are absolutely crucial but need to be accelerated.” She says Canada’s commitment to increase its NATO targets is a wise move, but should have been done much earlier.

Buck says this is a “hard balancing act” for the government, especially when it comes to the extended procurement review of fighter jets from the U.S. or Sweden. The review was supposed to be finished by September. Buck says “exercising strategic patience” in trade negotiations is a smart move, but also risks prompting damaging U.S. countermeasures

In reality, Mexico also views the US with less trust and greater concern. To the point that Article 40 of her constitution has been amended:

Claudia Sheinbaum has proposed a constitutional reform aimed at reinforcing national sovereignty, following the United States’ decision to classify several Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. Sheinbaum announced that she will submit a proposal to Congress to amend Art. 19 and 40 of the Mexican Constitution. The reform seeks to legally fortify national sovereignty and impose stricter penalties on individuals involved in the trafficking of weapons into Mexican territory.

The proposed amendment to Art. 40 asserts that “the people of Mexico will under no circumstances accept interventions, intrusions, or any other acts from foreign entities that compromise the integrity, independence, and sovereignty of the nation, including coups d’état, election interference, or violations of Mexican territory, whether by land, water, sea, or air.”

Additionally, the amendment to Art. 19 introduces the imposition of the most severe penalties and mandatory preventive detention for any individual, whether national or foreign, involved in arms trafficking or activities that threaten Mexican sovereignty.

“The classification of criminal organizations in Mexico, often referred to as cartels, as terrorist groups is a unilateral decision taken by the United States — one that was neither discussed nor agreed upon with us. While we respect US internal policies, such decisions cannot serve as a pretext to interfere in our sovereign affairs,” stated Sheinbaum.

So we are going back into the relations we once had. These are about to become very distant neighbors. And while Trump wants to divide the world in an old-fashioned way, this is not about first principles. This is about personal enrichment. Not that old-fashioned imperialism is better under first principles, but in this case, it does not take into account the nation's well-being either.

But who is running the show? Because increasingly, this is not Trump. And I will ask once again, where is Jake Tapper? Given that CNN may come under Saudi ownership, don’t expect to hear from him anytime soon.