“When you speak facts, the fake ones start trembling.”
That’s what the meme says. But let’s really think about this for a second.

How can Mark possibly be trembling?
He isn’t.

Not because he’s fearless, but because those who know the facts — the ones who could actually speak the truth about his chaos, his antics, his tantrums, and manipulations — aren’t shouting it back at him.

They’re mostly quiet.

Quiet not because they’re “fake,” but because they’ve finally chosen peace — the very peace they could never have when Mark was in their homes, lives, inboxes, stands at basketball games, or courtrooms.

These are people who got tired of living in reactive mode, tired of the gaslighting and spectacle. They’re not trembling. They’re resting.

So Mark posts this meme as though he’s out here shaking the world with “facts” — when the truth is that the real facts have been carefully documented, notarized, evaluated by medical professionals, presented in court, and left to speak for themselves.

But keep flexing, Mark.
Keep conflating meme reposts with evidence, likes with credibility, and silence with surrender.

The people you think you’re “exposing” aren’t trembling — they’re healing in peace.