Issues Under Fire: The Most Dangerous Man in the World
Since the inauguration of Donald Trump, the United States has threatened a trade war with China, threatened to attack North Korea with Fire and Fury, threatened to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal which is tantamount to a threat of war, and came very close to triggering a shooting war with Russia in Syria. Since the inauguration of Donald Trump, the United States has threatened the NATO Alliance and threatened to pull out of the North American Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada. And since the inauguration of Donald Trump, the United States has pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership as well as the Paris Climate Agreement. If Donald Trump makes good on any of these threats, he will have proven, beyond a shadow of a doubt, to be the most dangerous man in the world. So, what's a world to do?
This week, Russia and China announced a military alliance specifically for the purpose of defending themselves against the United States. Fully aware neither is powerful enough militarily to confront a nation spending more than three-quarters of a trillion dollars annually on defense, they had no choice. According to Newsweek's reporting, Russia and China have pledged to strengthen their bilateral military and political ties to challenge U.S. aggressions against Middle East allies Syria and Iran. After Donald Trump attacked Syria on trumped-up (no pun intended) claims of chemical weapons usage for a second time, moving forward, Russia and China will be working in unison on the U.N. Security Council to block any further efforts to bully member states into voting for military action against a sovereign nation without verifiable proof of serious wrongdoing.
French President Emmanuel Macron came to the United States this week to lobby the world's most dangerous man not to pull out of the Iran Nuclear Agreement, aka the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). By all accounts, Tehran has kept its part of the bargain, so to ditch the agreement or even try to tweak the details will trigger retaliatory consequences the world is ill-prepared to deal with. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is expected to arrive in Washington this Friday to do whatever she can to convince the lunatic in the Oval Office that reneging on the United States' commitment to the JCPOA will only reestablish needless hostilities between the West and Tehran.
Since the crippling economic sanctions have been lifted, Europe and others have flocked to Iran looking for business opportunities. Global enterprises were chomping at the bit to meet Iran's pent-up demand for goods and services they were heretofore prevented from providing. She and President Macron are also trying to get Donald Trump to reconsider his views on climate change and thus rejoin the Paris Climate agreement. But if Macron couldn't do it with all the hugging, kissing and romantic handshaking, Merkel won't have a snowball's chance in Hell to do any better. Donald Trump seems hellbent on starting some sh*t, if for no other reason but to play war with his military.
No joke. If you really think about it, Donald Trump spends an inordinate amount of time bragging about how strong, capable and lethal U.S. forces can be in a fight. During his visit to France, Donald Trump was so taken by their military parade to celebrate Bastille Day, that when he returned to the United States he demanded a military parade of his very own. And the Pentagon was obliged to plan one. Despite the cost, inconvenience, and stupidity of it all, Trump wanted to see U.S. tanks and armored vehicles rolling down Pennsylvania Avenue. He wanted to see thousands of U.S. troops standing at attention so they could salute him as Commander-in-Chief. Donald Trump is obsessed with proving to the world America is great again in the worst way. And there's literally no way worse than starting a war with the entire world at the same time.
But if it's a fight he wants, it's a fight he'll get because if Trump thinks Kim Jong-un is gonna bend over and take it up the wazoo just to make him look like the world's greatest dealmaker, he's dreaming. If he thinks Iran's Supreme Leader is gonna back down and allow the U.S. to back out of the nuclear agreement without reactivating their nuclear program, he's delusional. If Donald Trump thinks he can go toe to toe with an economic powerhouse like China and a nuclear-armed Russia without a devious and perhaps deadly response, he's out of his F**king mind. And this is precisely what Donald Trump is - the most dangerous man in the world. All bets say he will do all these things. So, what can be done to save our world? Because if you think about it, that's the bottom line.
Bottom line: Donald Trump has to go, and the sooner the world is rid of him the better. Whether it's the Deep State, the anti-Trump Resistance Movement or impeachment proceedings, somebody has to act and act now. Former FBI Director James Comey was incorrect when he suggested waiting for the 2020 elections so the American voter could vote him out of office. Trump is far too dangerous to wait that long. It could be too late by then. If the Russians have any dirt on Trump, it should be made public immediately. If none exists, make something up. In this world of Fake News and baseless allegations, with Trump's reputation, most people will be willing to believe anything if it'll get him away from the nuclear codes. Podcast below.
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