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WEEK 316 / 337 The Company
Vol. 5 ·  Chapter 32 From the Desk · Jun 29 – Jul 5, 2021
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 316 “The Company”: The first of July. A grand jury in Manhattan indicts the company that carries his name, and the chief financial officer with it.
THE FIRST OF JULY. THE COMPANY THAT CARRIES HIS NAME IS INDICTED, AND THE MAN WHO KEPT ITS BOOKS FOR FORTY-EIGHT YEARS WITH IT.
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 316 “The Company”: The tower is not accused of anything a person can be jailed for. It is accused of the way it paid people.
Read the full article by Andrew C. McCarthy with the National Review here.
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 316 “The Company”: The second of July. He answers in his own sentences for the first time in weeks, and the answer is four lines long.
The Republican Party should not allow this to happen. It’s a Radical Left disgrace to our Country, and nobody should stand for it—not even Democrats. Republicans must fight back. This will rip our Country apart!…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 316 “The Company”: The third of July, Sarasota. The second rally in eight days, and this one ends with a fireworks show.
THE THIRD. A SECOND FIELD, IN FLORIDA.
President Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America, will make a significant announcement about his efforts to protect Americans’ First Amendment rights…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 316 “The Company”: The fourth of July. Eleven publications that week; this one is six words long and takes up an inch of the page.
Happy 4th of July to all!
ELEVEN PAPERS THIS WEEK. THIS ONE IS SIX WORDS LONG.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

On the first of July a grand jury in Manhattan indicts the company that carries his name and the man who has kept its books for forty-eight years. Eleven publications leave the office in seven days: seven of them are other people's articles saying the case is a hunt rather than a prosecution, one is four lines of his own, one announces a second rally in Florida, one announces that on the seventh he will say something about the First Amendment, and the last, on Independence Day, is six words long.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 316. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…