Infantility
of the Lowest Kind
Can you
imagine the President of the United States of America writing the following to
the prime minister of another country?
“Dear Jonas:
Considering your country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for
having stopped 8 wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of
Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is
good and proper for the United States of America…
President DJT”
This was
written on January 18. “Jonas” is Jonas Gahr Støre, Prime Minister of Norway.
And of course, DJT needs no introduction—also known, rather fittingly, as TACO.
Trump
blames Norway for “not giving” him the Nobel Peace Prize, claims he “stopped 8
wars PLUS,” and announces that he no longer feels obliged to “think purely of
Peace.” This idiot does not even know— or chooses not to know—that the Nobel
Peace Prize is awarded by an independent committee, not by the Norwegian
government.
His
message to Støre goes on:
“Denmark
cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a ‘right of
ownership’ anyway? There are no written documents—it’s only that a boat landed
there hundreds of years ago. But we had boats landing there also.
I have
done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now NATO
should do something for the United States.
The world
is not secure unless we have complete and total control of Greenland.
Thank
you!”
Støre
replied calmly, stressing that Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark and
that Norway fully supports Danish sovereignty over the island. Norway does not
claim Greenland, nor has it ever done so.
(Apparently,
Støre and Finland’s President Alexander Stubb had already reached out to Trump
to lower tensions and even proposed a three-way call—before Trump linked
the Nobel Prize to Greenland policy.)
In our
Oriental culture, such behaviour would be described plainly: infantile.
A Podcast
That Nailed Trump Perfectly
I
happened upon a podcast clip on TikTok. I don’t know who the podcaster was, but
it remains one of the best commentaries on Trump I have ever heard:
“Every single sentence uttered from his little
slimy mouth was either something he came up with on the spot or a lie that was
still stuck in the part of his brain that hasn’t atrophied yet.
Every time you assume this man has finally reached
the absolute bottom of human intelligence, he arrives with a shovel and a smile
saying, ‘No, I can go lower.’
As his dementia progresses and the pressure from
the Epstein case builds, Trump keeps unlocking new tiers of verbal incoherence.
You almost—almost—have to admire him.
We’re watching a geriatric patient wandering
through a geopolitical hallucination on stage, in front of the whole world,
making assertions so profoundly detached from reality that it would take a
child mere seconds to fact-check and debunk.
And yet tens of millions of Americans look at this
synaptic meltdown—this confused, sweating elderly man shouting at the
clouds—and think: ‘This is the best thing that could have happened to our
country.’
This man is the peak of evolution—if we believed in
evolution.
Give him the nuclear codes.
To the Americans who haven’t yet lost their sanity,
I am so sorry. I hope with every fibre of my being that your democracy survives
this madman. If it doesn’t, we are all f**ked.”
Brutal.
Accurate.
Trump at
Davos: Fantasy Economics Meets Delusion
Below are
some of the more spectacular claims Trump made in his recent World Economic
Forum Special Address:
“…our economy is booming. Growth is exploding,
productivity is surging, investment is soaring, incomes are rising, inflation
has been defeated, and the United States is experiencing the fastest and most
dramatic economic turnaround in history.”
He continued:
“Over the past three months, core inflation has
been just 1.6%, and fourth-quarter growth is projected at 5.4%. Since the
election, the stock market has hit 52 all-time highs, adding trillions to
retirement accounts.”
He
claimed $18 trillion—soon $20 trillion—of investment commitments, declared the
U.S. the “economic engine of the planet,” and sneered that Europe is ‘not
heading in the right direction’ due to failed ideas on migration, spending, and
trade.
He
boasted of tariffs, slashed deficits, soaring energy output, surging steel
production, Venezuelan oil deals, falling gasoline prices, and a nuclear
renaissance with “safe and competitive” reactors.
On
Greenland (and Finland… somehow)
“It’s hard to call it land—it’s a big piece of
ice—but it plays a strategic role in world protection… After World War II, we
returned Greenland to Denmark; now we are asking for it back. I will not use
force, but I want it for world defense.”
This
alone should qualify as a case study in historical ignorance.
He then
claimed NATO members now pay 5% of GDP (they do not), while repeating his
favourite line:
“We defend you; you didn’t pay.”
Trade,
Tariffs, and Sinophobia
Trump
claimed tariffs cut the U.S. trade deficit by 77%, promised drug prices would
fall by up to 90%, and accused Europe of freeloading.
Without
naming him, Trump also took clear aim at Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney,
criticising U.S. security partners who allow Chinese EVs and industrial goods
into their markets.
Carney’s
recent China visit resulted in a deal reducing Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese
EVs to around 6.1%, allowing up to 49,000 Chinese EVs annually, in exchange for
China lowering tariffs on Canadian exports like canola and food products.
Carney
called it an opportunity for Canada’s auto sector and a step toward
diversified trade.
But
Sinophobia runs deep in Caucasian blood.
Ontario
Premier Doug Ford attacked the deal as reckless, claiming it endangered
Canadian jobs—and even implied Chinese EVs might pose cybersecurity risks.
Evidence? None.
The U.S.
Walks Away from the World
Despite
years of ingratiation by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the
U.S. has quit the WHO while owing approximately USD 280 million in dues.
The U.S.
is withdrawing from 66 international organisations, including 31 UN-affiliated
bodies—among them UNFCCC, UN Women, and UNFPA—as well as 35 non-UN
organisations such as IPCC, IRENA, and the International Solar Alliance.
The U.S.
has also re-withdrawn from the Paris Climate Agreement and is exiting UNESCO
again.
Trump
believes America can stand alone. His sycophants cheer wildly.
Absolutely
delusional.
Europe
Looks East
Finland’s
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo is visiting China. Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich
Merz will soon follow. Even Argentina’s President Javier Milei, once rabidly
anti-China, now wants in. All in the name of trade.
Keir
Starmer has also effectively “bought his ticket to Beijing.”
He has
cleared China’s proposal to build a new embassy in London – originally submitted
in 2018. Although cleared by UK authorities and intelligence agencies, the project
has sparked protests. Human-rights activists, diaspora groups, and British
politicians alike oppose it. From politicians, it is pure hypocrisy. They are
not ignorant. They are simply against China.
Trump’s Trump
Riviera Project Turned Board of Peace…
For the development of Trump
Riviera-post-Gaza, he is initiating a club called “Board of Peace for Gaza”
to oversee post-war reconstruction and governance in the Gaza Strip following
the ceasefire and peace plan Trump “helped” broker. He has named himself the
Chair and amongst executive board members are Marco Rubio, Tony Blair, Jared
Kushner, Ajay Banga and Steve Witkoff.
He has
invited most country leaders – even Russian and Chinese – to join. Countries
can become permanent members by committing USD1 billion contribution or join
for a fixed term without that contribution. Ironically, there is no Palestinian
representation.
Several
of the key NATO countries are spurning him. They are NOT joining.
Initially
touted as the Board of Peace for Gaza, it is being morphed into a platform for
world peace, soon he will call it the New United Nations, with him as the life-long
President.
Many of the
political midgets and jesters have signed up, but I bet you, he will run out of
steam and allow it to drift, after collecting some good billions for his son-in-law
to throw.
The CIA’s
Visible—and Invisible—Hand
Jimmy Lai
was central to Hong Kong’s 2019–20 unrest, funding political campaigns and
sanctions advocacy abroad. I know his CIA and MI5/MI6 connection. (His aide Mark Simon had deep U.S. political
connections.)
We are
told there is “no credible evidence” of CIA involvement.
Do you
buy that?
Hong Kong
paid dearly—billions in damage, destroyed infrastructure, ruined livelihoods,
and lost lives. Yet Europe sanctions Hong Kong over Lai.
History
repeats.
Remember
in Indonesia, 1965–66, hundreds of thousands—perhaps over a million—were
slaughtered after a failed coup. The U.S. Embassy and CIA provided lists of
alleged communists and support to Suharto’s forces.
As
Vincent Bevins documents in The Jakarta Method, this became a blueprint
for U.S.-backed purges worldwide.
Conclusion
I
personally do not believe Trump is capable of foresight. I doubt he even knew
of Greenland’s existence—let alone its supposed mineral wealth—until one
morning he realised it sat conveniently next to Canada; the country he openly
fantasised about turning into America’s 51st state. To him, Greenland now looks
like an easy slice of cake, and so the lust follows.
Much—though
not all—of Europe has awakened to the reality that Trump has deserted them.
They can no longer rely on someone who demands protection money like a
gangster.
Talk is
already emerging of a neo-NATO without the U.S., possibly including Japan,
Korea, and Australia. The U.S. military-industrial complex may lose billions of easy profit,
and the dollar’s dominance may erode.
Internally, Trump is turning the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement into a Gestapo-like outfit. The country is imploding!
The
sooner the world sees through Trump, the sooner we may celebrate the birth of a
real Peace Board.
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