DONARUDO
WEEK 531 / 583 — Alaska
Vol. 8 ·  Chapter 55 — Fordow · Aug 12 – Aug 18, 2025
Manga panel 1 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: Three days before the meeting he is already fighting about it, quoting the people who say he has lost it by agreeing to hold it.
AUGUST 13. THE MEETING HAS NOT HAPPENED YET AND HE IS ALREADY DEFENDING IT.
Very unfair media is at work on my meeting with Putin. Constantly quoting fired losers and really dumb people like John Bolton, who just said that, even though the meeting is on American soil, "Putin has already won." What's that all about?…
Manga panel 2 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: The occupation of the capital continues, and he explains the people objecting to it as a purchase.
It's just been found that the Democrats are buying protestors in order to fight my attack on crime. These are criminals who support crime. They are unelectable!
Manga panel 3 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: Forty minutes after the last post he announces the departure in five words.
“On my way to Alaska!”
Manga panel 4 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: The morning after the summit the report comes back: it went very well, and the plan is a peace agreement now, not a ceasefire.
A great and very successful day in Alaska! The meeting with President Vladimir Putin of Russia went very well…
Manga panel 5 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: Very late on Sunday night he posts about the two flagpoles he has put up at the entrances of the house he lives in.
Do the great American Flags I put up in front of both entrances of the White House look FANTASTIC, or what???…
Manga panel 6 of 6, Week 531 “Alaska”: Monday at seven seventeen he announces a movement against mail-in ballots and the machines that count them, by executive order, before the midterms.
THIS CHAPTER ENDED A WAR, A NETWORK, A CAREER AND A NUMBER. HERE HE NAMES THE NEXT ELECTION.
“I am going to lead a movement to get rid of MAIL-IN BALLOTS, and also, while we're at it, Highly "Inaccurate," Very Expensive, and Seriously Controversial VOTING MACHINES…”
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

The week of the red carpet. Wednesday he is already fighting about a meeting that has not happened, quoting the men who say the other side has won by being invited at all. Friday lunchtime he announces the departure in five words, and by evening a Russian president is walking a carpet rolled out on an American air base with bombers overhead. Saturday morning the report comes back: it went very well, and the plan is now a peace agreement rather than a ceasefire, because ceasefires do not hold. Sunday night, very late, he posts about the flags he has put up at both entrances of the house he lives in and asks whether they do not look fantastic. And then Monday morning, seven seventeen, the chapter turns: a movement to get rid of mail-in ballots and the machines that count them, by executive order, before the midterms. Everything in this chapter has been about ending things — a war, a network, a career, a number. This is the first time he names the next election as the thing to be ended.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 531. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…