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The Gold-Accented Cuckold Chair
It's raining in Palm Beach this week.
Inside Mar-a-Lago, Donald John Trump sits in a gold-accented chair, engaging in the chaotic management style of a retirement home resident managing a dwindling trust fund. While the rain hits the windows, the administration takes wild swings to distract from the silence in the Department of Justice.
Trump threatened to sue JPMorgan Chase over an old grievance, planned an executive order to mandate an exclusive broadcast window for the Army-Navy Game, and hit eight NATO allies with 10% tariffs for supporting democracy for Greenland. These are not the actions of a global hegemon. They are the flailings of a man terrified of the upload bar on a government server.
On Saturday, while the American President focused on television ratings and personal litigation, the Chinese President secured the global supply chain. The chaos in Washington is a strategic vacuum that Xi Jinping is filling with cash. China’s Belt and Road Initiative spending hit a record $213.5 billion in 2025, up 75% year-over-year. While Washington argues over football broadcasts, Beijing signed 350 deals focusing on energy and mining. They are aggressively locking up the copper and green power infrastructure required for the AI century. Beijing is effectively orchestrating a leveraged buyout of the developing world's resources. While Trump demands shiny tribute, Xi secures the metal that actually means something.
In Epstein news, a coalition of 19 alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein explicitly accused the Department of Justice of violating the law to protect perpetrators. While the DOJ predictably missed another deadline – releasing only 1% of the mandated files – the documents that were released contained a malicious pattern.
Numerous victim identities were left unredacted, causing real harm to survivors, while the network of complicity was scrubbed.
Grand jury minutes were not just redacted but fully blacked out – 119 consecutive pages of ink.
Zero financial documents were released.
In a sex trafficking ring that operated as a service for the ultra-wealthy, the financial ledger is the only evidence that matters.
By withholding it, the DOJ is not protecting the victims. It is protecting the client list.
“He raped me,” Jane Doe recounted in 1995, referring to Trump, who is a convicted rapist. Epstein victim Katie Johnson gave sworn statements of a similar experience she had being raped and threatened by Trump in 1994 at age 13. She dropped the charges after receiving death threats.
Blatantly lying to protect billionaire rapists, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the process by claiming that critics of the release "don't want us to protect victims."
The contrast is humiliating. America is being sold for parts. The Justice Department is functioning as a shredding service for the billionaire class, exposing victims to protect the ledger.
Xi Jinping runs China like a logistics company – ruthless, solvent, and focused on supply chains.
Donald Trump runs America like a reality TV production – obsessed with ratings, feuds, and plot twists.
While Trump sits in his cuckold chair at Mar-a-Lago, watching his NATO alliances crumble, his petty lawsuits make headlines, and his attorney general hide his dark past, Xi quietly signs the deed to the future.
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By The Hold ReportIt's raining in Palm Beach this week.
Inside Mar-a-Lago, Donald John Trump sits in a gold-accented chair, engaging in the chaotic management style of a retirement home resident managing a dwindling trust fund. While the rain hits the windows, the administration takes wild swings to distract from the silence in the Department of Justice.
Trump threatened to sue JPMorgan Chase over an old grievance, planned an executive order to mandate an exclusive broadcast window for the Army-Navy Game, and hit eight NATO allies with 10% tariffs for supporting democracy for Greenland. These are not the actions of a global hegemon. They are the flailings of a man terrified of the upload bar on a government server.
On Saturday, while the American President focused on television ratings and personal litigation, the Chinese President secured the global supply chain. The chaos in Washington is a strategic vacuum that Xi Jinping is filling with cash. China’s Belt and Road Initiative spending hit a record $213.5 billion in 2025, up 75% year-over-year. While Washington argues over football broadcasts, Beijing signed 350 deals focusing on energy and mining. They are aggressively locking up the copper and green power infrastructure required for the AI century. Beijing is effectively orchestrating a leveraged buyout of the developing world's resources. While Trump demands shiny tribute, Xi secures the metal that actually means something.
In Epstein news, a coalition of 19 alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein explicitly accused the Department of Justice of violating the law to protect perpetrators. While the DOJ predictably missed another deadline – releasing only 1% of the mandated files – the documents that were released contained a malicious pattern.
Numerous victim identities were left unredacted, causing real harm to survivors, while the network of complicity was scrubbed.
Grand jury minutes were not just redacted but fully blacked out – 119 consecutive pages of ink.
Zero financial documents were released.
In a sex trafficking ring that operated as a service for the ultra-wealthy, the financial ledger is the only evidence that matters.
By withholding it, the DOJ is not protecting the victims. It is protecting the client list.
“He raped me,” Jane Doe recounted in 1995, referring to Trump, who is a convicted rapist. Epstein victim Katie Johnson gave sworn statements of a similar experience she had being raped and threatened by Trump in 1994 at age 13. She dropped the charges after receiving death threats.
Blatantly lying to protect billionaire rapists, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the process by claiming that critics of the release "don't want us to protect victims."
The contrast is humiliating. America is being sold for parts. The Justice Department is functioning as a shredding service for the billionaire class, exposing victims to protect the ledger.
Xi Jinping runs China like a logistics company – ruthless, solvent, and focused on supply chains.
Donald Trump runs America like a reality TV production – obsessed with ratings, feuds, and plot twists.
While Trump sits in his cuckold chair at Mar-a-Lago, watching his NATO alliances crumble, his petty lawsuits make headlines, and his attorney general hide his dark past, Xi quietly signs the deed to the future.