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WEEK 435 / 438 The Trophy
Vol. 7 ·  Chapter 46 Never Surrender · Oct 10 – Oct 16, 2023
Manga panel 1 of 4, Week 435 “The Trophy”: Twelve minutes past midnight, with the Holy Land burning, the claim arrives from the dark: he kept it safe, and he knows all the players.
TWELVE MINUTES PAST MIDNIGHT, THE CLAIM ARRIVES FROM THE DARK.
(I KEPT ISRAEL SAFE! NOBODY ELSE WILL, NOBODY ELSE CAN, AND I KNOW ALL OF THE PLAYERS!!!)
Manga panel 2 of 4, Week 435 “The Trophy”: The trial's strangest exhibit: a trophy his bank once gave him for a loan, held up as proof there were no victims — only happy bankers.
THE TRIAL PRODUCES ITS STRANGEST EXHIBIT: A TROPHY, FROM THE BANK, FOR THE LOAN.
This Trophy was given to me by Deutsche Bank because they were so proud of the Loan they made. They had the best Lawyers, the smartest Loan Officers, and were thrilled to do business with “TRUMP.”
Manga panel 3 of 4, Week 435 “The Trophy”: The throne's machinery turns through the trial week: a desert ally is anointed for the Senate with the full formula, complete and total.
AROUND THE COURTROOM, THE THRONE KEEPS ANOINTING.
Kari Lake will be an incredible Senator for the Great State of Arizona. She has my Complete and Total Endorsement!
Manga panel 4 of 4, Week 435 “The Trophy”: Sunday's word from the south: a governorship flipped in Louisiana. The portrait on trial, the tower notes, still crowns winners.
SUNDAY, FROM THE SOUTH: A GOVERNORSHIP FLIPS. THE PORTRAIT ON TRIAL STILL CROWNS WINNERS.
BIG WIN IN LOUISIANA LAST NIGHT. A REPUBLICAN REPLACES A DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR. NICE!
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

Twelve minutes past midnight, with the Holy Land burning, the claim arrives from the dark: he kept it safe, nobody else will, he knows all the players. By Thursday the fraud trial has produced its strangest exhibit — a trophy his bank once gave him for a loan, held up as proof that there were no victims, only happy bankers. Around the courtroom the machinery of the throne keeps turning: a desert ally is anointed for the Senate, and Sunday brings a governorship flipped in Louisiana — proof, the tower says, that the portrait on trial still crowns winners.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 435. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

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