The Timeline Can’t Be Gaslit

There’s a record. Always.

Of who signed what. Of when files were deleted. Of which programs were closed and which budgets were slashed. The patterns don’t lie. They accumulate. They clarify.

Narratives can be manipulated. Headlines can be buried. But timelines don’t forget. And when enough people track them, truth stops being optional.

This isn’t just about information. It’s about memory. And memory, at scale, becomes resistance.