The coating is peeling because vandals cut a 250-foot gash in it and poured corrosive chemicals. The confirmed suspects include a 67-year-old Olympic canoeist who touched the existing damage to see what it felt like. The pool will be drained again. A follow-up.
A German friend called the pool filthy. The President called his pool guy. The pool guy got a $14.65 million no-bid contract. The pool turned fluorescent green. The blue started peeling. The President called it vandalism. Every step of this is defensible. A procurement analysis.
The government spent $8.29 million giving hormones to mice. The studies were researching cancer, asthma, and HIV. That is not the point. The grant titles said "transgender." That is the point.
DOGE cut a program that bred irradiated flies and dropped them into the Panamanian jungle. Fourteen months later the flies are back and the administration is spending $1 billion to rebuild the same program. The $15 million was a steal.
The President signed a deal that lifts all sanctions, gives Iran $300 billion, and defers the nuclear question to a future mechanism. His own party calls it appeasement. He calls it the exact opposite of Obama's. Both are correct.
He paused for ten seconds, looked at the ceiling, and said: "Does it matter?" The press thinks it does. We did our own research.
Everyone building it promises AI will improve life the way the Industrial Revolution did. They are right. We did our own research into what that revolution was actually like, claim by claim, and have never felt calmer.
The President hosted a blood sport on the people’s lawn and the press fainted. They have forgotten what made the great republics great — and how the Roman analogy ends.
The press says “tens of thousands.” Correct for the rain keeping the truest supporters home, and the real figure for the President’s 80th birthday is the largest gathering in human history. The math, in full.
The real civil-liberties story of the birthday weekend was never the rain. It was the President’s freedom to hold an outdoor event without the atmosphere editorializing — and the case for a Department of Atmospheric Loyalty.
The President ended a war and reopened the Strait of Hormuz on his birthday. The press responded by asking for “details.”
A coordinated cell of meteorologists controlled the sky over the White House South Lawn and aimed it at the President’s 80th birthday. The press calls it a “forecast.” We call it what it is.
A testimony from a man who discovered the truth in 2014 and has not wavered once. On women, on money, on the Matrix, on the body, on the Bugatti in his mind, and on the eleven-year-old boy he still is, in the body of a twenty-three-year-old man who lives in his mother’s basement.
An examination of the recent evidence, including a chatbot that called itself MechaHitler, an algorithm that boosts the boss’s tweets by 5,000x, and the small matter of the antisemitic retweets. A defense.
NIPPLEGATE explained. Why the press has spent a decade assembling a curated collection of statements, allegations, lawsuits, and tapes into a single coherent narrative. A defense.
The greatest peacemaker in American history has done more for world peace than any of his predecessors combined. The media is hiding this from you.
What the media refuses to tell you about what's actually happening.
This page will probably get me in trouble. But someone has to say it.
They called it impossible. They called it stupid. They were all wrong. This is why.
An open letter on institutional power, accountability, and staying in your lane.