Game of Decrease

Lately, I’ve been observing Trump’s assembly being thrown around. Nervousness and confusion about what he’s doing. There are several interpretations of his behavior.

Option 1

He is being held by the backside through Epstein’s files. He has compromising information that will guaranteedly ruin his political career and possibly affect his freedom of movement. The person holding these files understands exactly what they’re doing. That’s why Trump is spouting outright nonsense at conferences, claiming the US is winning and that Iran is begging for mercy. This is outright lying.

Option 2

Here, with reference to the first option. Trump understands that impeachment is looming, and in a rush, he is filling his pockets with money while he’s in power and can influence financial markets. He and his family earned about 6.5 billion dollars in 2025. From where? Correct, market manipulation. And this is gradually being uncovered; the Financial Times is already hinting at the strange enrichment of the Trump family and the behavior of the politician himself.

Option 3

Again, with reference to the first option. He is being held by the backside and forced to make all kinds of statements so that his handlers can profit from market manipulation. Simultaneously, he is given a share and the opportunity to grab a piece. But the longer they play this game, the more dangerous it becomes. Financial markets are trembling like never before; there is no stability in supply and demand. It’s purely total manipulation. At some point, the opposition will get tired of this and take measures.

I am more inclined to believe that all these three options, or even more, are applied to Trump and his behavior. He understands that there is compromising information on him, and it will be leaked online, but not now. During the midterm elections in November. And then he will definitely be impeached, while until then, he is filling his pockets with money for himself, his entourage, and handlers.

Will they hold him by the backside? I don’t know, but I would very much like it to serve as an example for others. Considering the strictness of the American constitution and the severity towards insider trading, I think yes, he’s likely to face trouble and criminal charges. He could very well be set up as a scapegoat, and all blame shifted onto him. (48 Laws of Power: Law 26, Part 1: Keep Your Hands Clean, and Always Have a Scapegoat Ready).

We’re watching the situation, and I desperately want this circus to end. And move on to solving problems, not playing with human destinies.