Did 19th-Century Novels Foretell America’s Future? The Enigma of Barron Trump
In the annals of literary history, few works have sparked as much curiosity and speculation of late as The Baron Trump Collection novels.
Written in the late 1800s by the largely unknown lawyer and author Ingersoll Lockwood, these obscure novels have recently captured the public imagination due to their eerie parallels with modern events and the family of former President Donald J. Trump. YouTube and TikTok videos about these novels, and Donald Trump’s son Barron Trump, have garnered millions of views.
The series of books consists of three novels: “Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger,” “Baron Trump’s Marvelous Underground Journey” and “1900: or, The Last President.”
The books were released amid the growing popularity of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” in 1865 by Lewis Carroll, a mathematics don at the University of Oxford.
In Lockwood’s novels, the protagonist is a young boy from an aristocratic family who lives in “Castle Trump.” He embarks on a series of fantastical adventures, guided by a mysterious figure named “Don Fum,” the “great master of all masters.”
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In a striking coincidence, Donald Trump’s youngest son is named Barron, a fact that has not gone unnoticed by those intrigued by the novels’ predictions. The image of the boy on the cover of The Baron Trump Collection even resembles Barron.
Lockwood’s works, long forgotten by literary scholars and the general public alike, gained newfound attention with Donald Trump’s rise to the presidency. The books describe a character named “Don” who guides young Baron Trump through a world filled with extraordinary and sometimes perilous adventures. The uncanny resemblance between the names and circumstances has led many to wonder if these novels were more than just the flights of fancy of a 19th-century author.
But the connections do not stop at mere names. In “1900: or, The Last President,” Lockwood envisions a world where New York City is in turmoil following the election of an outsider candidate who promises to reform the system. The chaos that ensues bears a striking resemblance to the political upheaval and societal division witnessed during and after Donald Trump’s tenure in office. The novel’s protagonist lives in a hotel on Fifth Avenue, the location of Trump Tower today.
These eerie parallels have led to a flurry of theories, discussions and articles in media outlets such as Newsweek, Politico and the Daily Mail.
In fact, the author of the recent Daily Mail article, titled “Exclusive: The growing cult convinced Donald Trump’s son Barron is a time traveller destined to be … America’s Caesar,” noted:
Many of the Make America Great Again foot soldiers who constitute Trump’s political base have been fixated with Barron for some time. The slogan ‘Barron Trump for President 2044’ is so well-established you can buy badges inscribed with it on eBay.
But this week, the tone changed and social media—especially TikTok—erupted in Barron-mania. Comparisons were made with Alexander the Great and Augustus Caesar. One popular Barron meme was a photo of a statue of Augustus, the first Roman emperor, with his face replaced by Barron’s. Another compared his facial profile with that of a statue of Alexander and showed them to look almost identical. Still others compared him favourably to his father, maximising the continuity between the two.
Are the novels by Lockwood examples of prophetic insight, mere coincidences or something else entirely? This question is a theme in my new book “The Trump Code: Exploring Time Travel, Nikola Tesla, the Trump Lineage, and America’s Future,” where I explore the various prophecies regarding Donald Trump, how he fits into unfolding biblical prophecies, and even the possibility of time travel, influenced by the groundbreaking work of Nikola Tesla and his theories on time manipulation and “forbidden science.”
Interestingly, a recent Freedom of Information Act request from The Sun, Britain’s largest newspaper, unearthed documents from the Pentagon’s secretive UFO program, the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, revealing that time travel may be possible. One report explores how to use antigravity technologies, noting the “effects can be implemented by manipulating spacetime.” In looking at different ways of “controlling gravity,” the report states, “It might be possible to produce exotic phenomena such as faster-than-light travel … and time machines.”
Tesla, a prolific inventor whose contributions to modern technology are immeasurable, is another intriguing figure connected to Donald Trump. Upon Tesla’s death in 1943, his research, which included papers on time travel, was confiscated by the U.S. government. Intriguingly, John G. Trump, Donald Trump’s uncle, was a renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology physicist who reviewed Tesla’s papers. Could there be a deeper, hidden link between Tesla’s theories and the Trump family’s ascent to power? That’s a question many have explored in YouTube and TikTok videos.
Drawing from biblical prophecies, historical events and modern-day political analysis, “The Trump Code” weaves these threads into a compelling narrative that challenges readers to reconsider their understanding of history and destiny. The Baron Trump novels serve as a fascinating entry point into this exploration, prompting us to question the nature of coincidence and the possibility of deeper, unseen forces at play.
As we stand on the brink of another pivotal presidential election, the enigmas surrounding Baron Trump, Nikola Tesla and the Trump lineage invite us to look beyond the surface of current events. “The Trump Code” offers a unique perspective, encouraging readers to discern the deeper truths hidden within the pages of history, literature and prophecy.
In these uncertain times, it is essential to remain open to the extraordinary and the unexplained. Join me on this journey through “The Trump Code” and discover how the past, present and future intertwine in ways we are only beginning to understand.
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Troy Anderson is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated investigative journalist, bestselling author of “The Babylon Code,” “Trumpocalypse,” “The Military Guide to Armageddon,” “Revelation 911” and other books, former executive editor of Charisma magazine and Charisma Media, and reporter at the Los Angeles Daily News and other newspapers. He’s founder and president of the Inspire Literary Group. He writes for Newsmax, Charisma, Townhall and other media outlets. His newest book is “The Trump Code” (FrontLine, Sept. 17, 2024). Find out more at www.troyanderson.us and www.inspireliterary.com.
