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The Blue Flower

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4. When history tells the story
Mon Feb 2, 2026, 09:43 PM
Feb 2

Last edited Sat Feb 7, 2026, 09:08 PM - Edit history (1)

This creep's insanity and dementia will someday be an accepted fact just as George III's was. The insane twice-elected president slapped gold painted doodads and his name on everything in the weeks and months before his death. He built a victory arch for himself and destroyed part of the White House and the Kennedy Center. His insanity was clear to all, yet Congress people of his party acquiesced to even the most extreme manifestations of his mental illness. After he exited the stage, they all claimed they knew nothing of this. If anything, they did their utmost to maintain the undemocratic status quo he established. However, most either retired from public life or were driven from office.

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