« European Security » is delivering here a scathing assessment of Donald Trump’s second term. It alleges that in just six months, Trump has systematically dismantled 80 years of Western alliance, plunging Europe into unprecedented chaos. Europe is reportedly being extorted over $100 billion monthly, reduced to a mere « vassal » while Russia, China, and North Korea benefit from global instability.

This paper casts serious doubt on President Trump’s mental and physical health, labeling him a « fragile president ». A six-day public absence around Labor Day 2025 ignited widespread « #TrumpIsDead » speculation across social media. Despite Trump’s « NEVER FELT BETTER » assertion, the White House’s reactive and inconsistent communication only fueled public distrust. His April 2025 official medical report claimed « excellent health » and a perfect 30/30 cognitive score. However, this was contradicted by a July 2025 diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency for swollen ankles, which the April report had explicitly denied. Recurring bruises on his hands, met with evolving and implausible White House explanations, further deepened public suspicion. Independent medical experts suggest these symptoms point to an undisclosed, deeper systemic issue, rather than isolated conditions. Cognitively, his flawless MoCA score stands in stark contrast to numerous public instances of erratic speech, factual errors, and tangential thinking. Psychiatric experts, like Professor Richard A. Friedman, express serious concern, calling for rigorous neuropsychiatric evaluation. Trump’s June 2025 stumble on Air Force One stairs was politically significant, echoing his past mockery of Joe Biden.

An opportunity to draw historical parallels to past presidents like Woodrow Wilson, FDR, and JFK, whose serious health issues were concealed. These historical « praetorian guards »—loyal doctors and advisors—prioritized political image over public transparency. Dr. Sean Barbabella’s « excessively positive » reports for Trump are viewed through this lens, possibly serving as a strategic communication tool. Ultimately, the article concludes that Trump’s physical health shows clear age-related issues, poorly explained by his administration. His cognitive health raises the most troubling and unresolved questions, given the stark disparity between official claims and public performance.

The public, grappling with inconsistencies and historical precedents, likely lacks a complete and transparent picture of the president’s health. Credible and significant reasons for concern about his fitness for office persist.