Donald Trump put himself in this position.
Numerous reports appear to confirm that Trump has launched a war of choice against Iran at the insistence of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. The Trump administration appears to have no plan to end the war.
As gasoline prices continue to rise in the United States, the president has made a series of increasingly strange statements about the end of the war and the status of negotiations, which the Iranians claim do not exist.
Journalists in the United States have noticed that Trump appears to be trying to manipulate the stock market explanations that he may make up on the spot.
Before the markets closed on Tuesday, Trump was at it again.
This time, the president said self-contradictory things during the swearing-in of Markwayne Mullin as Secretary of Homeland Security.
Trump was hilariously asked how he hopes the peace deal will work out on a human level: “President Trump on a human level, how hopeful are you that this peace deal will work?”
Trump couldn’t fathom being human: “As a human? About what?”
The reporter asked again, “On a human level and not as President of the United States? How hopeful are you that this peace deal will work?”
Because Trump is incapable of humanity on any level, he said:
I think we’ll end it. I can’t tell you for sure. I don’t like saying this. We have won, this war has been won. The only thing that likes to keep it going is the fake news. The New York Times, you read The New York Times, it’s like we’re not winning a war where they have no Navy, no Air Force, no nothing.
And we literally have planes flying over Tehran and other parts of their country. They can’t help it. For example, if I want to take down that power plant, that really big, powerful power plant, there’s nothing they can do about it. Take me. That’s all they can do. Yes. And yet, if you read the New York Times or watch ab, c, fake news or NBC fake news, you would say it’s a close battle.
It’s not a close fight. They are completely defeated.
Trump then nonsensically claimed he wanted to capture and repurpose Iranian Navy ships, but Pete Hegseth wanted to have fun shooting them down, even though ships don’t fly.
Things got even crazier.
