As Trump's body falters, he's bringing the health of the Earth down with him

"For months now, there have been whispers, rumors ,and online chatter about Donald Trump's health, and lately they seem to have grown louder. Although I feel as though the state of his health is rarely given the scrutiny it deserves. A bruised hand, a lumbered walk, a slurred phrase or jumbled thoughts - each moment has been scarcely reported on or even brushed aside, even as the evidence piles up."

"We have seen the swollen ankles and the White House pithy response, the bruised hand that can't be simply explained away by citing too many handshakes, the words that slur together until his sentences drift off to never-never-land. There's also his noticeable fatigue. Related: After this strange and challenging American summer, what will fall have in store for us? Standing beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House this week, Trump seemed visibly breathless, laboring through remarks that should have been routine."

"Then there was that mysterious three-day disappearance before Labor Day that was dismissed. Then the following week, at the Pentagon, during the solemn 9/11 ceremony, he appeared to nod off, his face slacked in a way that evoked, for many observers, the image of someone recovering from a stroke. But perhaps the most alarming was what happened this week at Quantico, Virginia, while speaking to military generals."

Multiple visible signs suggest deterioration in Donald Trump's health, including bruised and swollen extremities, a lumbering gait, slurred and fragmented speech, and persistent fatigue. Observers noted breathlessness during public remarks and episodes of apparent nodding off at solemn events. A mysterious three-day absence before Labor Day drew attention and was dismissed without clear explanation. At a Quantico speech to military leaders, he appeared especially lethargic, prompting speculation about underlying medical issues. Media responses and official explanations have been terse or deflective, leaving observers uneasy about the adequacy of public scrutiny and medical transparency.

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