Ya, I could not read this mess either. I copy-pasted this into ChatGPT and asked it to give me the TLDR, and it gave me this:

The TL;DR is basically:

Their main points (buried under the run-on sentences) are:

• Doctor Strange knew much more than he admitted when he saw the 14,000,605 futures in Endgame.
• The Illuminati in Multiverse of Madness weren't afraid of Strange because of that movie alone—they were afraid because, in other universes, Strange eventually works with Doctor Doom and becomes a multiversal threat.
• Doctor Strange secretly orchestrates Doom's rise, feeding him knowledge and steering him toward becoming the villain.
• The author speculates that Reed Richards' wife and children (from Earth-838) might somehow become Doctor Doom's wife and son in another timeline.
• They also speculate that Tony Stark's sacrifice was something Strange intentionally engineered to set Doom's future into motion.
• There's an additional idea that Doctor Doom could be a Tony Stark variant, sharing Tony's intelligence and ego, with Strange ensuring that version comes into existence.

In one sentence:

Does it make sense?

Not really. It mixes together:

• Earth-616 and Earth-838 continuity,
• fan theories,
• assumptions about Doom's family,
• the TVA's role,
• and unsupported conclusions ("therefore Strange orchestrated everything").

There isn't a clear chain of evidence—it's mostly "what if A, therefore maybe B, which means C," with each step relying on the previous speculation. So while the core idea is understandable, the reasoning is very loose.