Donald Trump Is Going To Die Soon (And He Is Probably Ignoring It) [View all]

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Interesting read and information.

Long but worth a couple of minutes.

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— Wendy (@thistleandmoss.com) 2025-08-03T18:49:38.198Z

You know what keeps me up at night: What happens when the most powerful person, who also craps himself nightly might be falling apart physically, and we're all just watching it happen in real fucking time?

Listen, I'm not here to play political games or dance around some bullshit diplomatic language. When you lay out a constellation of symptoms like this – the wobbly gait, the mysterious bruising, the breathlessness, the cognitive scatter – you're looking at a medical picture that smells worse than a rotting fish left in the summer sun. And as someone who gives a shit about what happens when leaders can't lead, we need to talk about what these symptoms actually fucking mean.

The human body doesn't lie. And try as Donald ShitsThePants tries he can't spin it, can't tweet it the way out of reality, can't hire a press secretary to explain away the biological truth. When multiple systems start showing signs of distress simultaneously, when balance becomes compromised, when unexplained bruising appears, when cognitive function seems to fragment – that's not just "getting older." That's the body sending up flares, screaming that something fundamental is breaking down.

The Neurological Nightmare: Parkinson's Disease and Its Cruel Mathematics
Let's start with the fucking elephant in the room – Parkinson's disease. Yep, I fucking said it. PARKINSONS. This bastard of a condition doesn't just waltz in and announce itself; it creeps up like a predator in the night, stealing pieces of neurological function one synapse at a time. So lets run down the list.

Fred Trump Sr. (Donald's father): Diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

Maryanne Trump Barry (Donald's late sister): Showed symptoms similar to dementia parkinsons before her death, though not formally diagnosed.

John Walter (Donald's cousin): Also had dementia and lateral parkinson’s like symptoms, but was never clearly diagnosed.

The bradykinesia – that's the medical term for slowed movement – fits like a glove with descriptions of dragging a leg "like a piece of wood." Parkinson's doesn't just make you move slower; it makes every movement feel like you're pushing through invisible molasses. The gait becomes shuffling, unsteady, and patients often develop what we call festination – a hurried, forward-leaning walk that looks like they're chasing their own center of gravity. We have seen this with Donald PissesHimself’s trips and falls.

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