Prior to his ranting diatribe before the 800 top military officers of the Nation’s Armed Services, we suffered through Donald Trump’s Tourette’s Syndrome-style, delusional remarks to the United Nations, which were singularly unbearable and embarrassing to the Nation. We were premature in our declaration of its exclusivity; his sophomoric rant before the military, notably, exceeded William Shakespeare’s lines in “Macbeth “… a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” (Act V. Sce
The entire world shook its head in the attempt to divine a cause for President Trump’s Secretary of the Department of Defense (now, referred to by the autocratic Administration as the “Department of War”), Pete Hegseth, to issue an official order, summoning the 800 top military leaders of the Nation’s Armed Services to the Capitol for a joint meeting. The substantial security hazard associated with such an exemplary convention in one venue was disquieting, as was the need for the temporary removal of top military personnel from their respective supervisory duties. Of less exigence but of significance was the complicated subject of logistics and required expense..
President Trump’s message, his usual self-serving, long-winded, sophomoric, and interminable rant, revealed no rationale for his irresponsible and egotistically performative convening of the historically bizarre meeting, and demonstrated a Donald Trump rant that may conceivably have exceeded his effus and embarrassingly sophomoric remarks before the U.N.
A cringeworthy sample of Trump’s remarks, before the unprecedented convening of 800 members of the Nation’s top military forces, in addition to being delusional ( “I have stopped seven wars,” ” my penned signature is superior to Biden’s weak one,” ” on gold paper instead of cheap copy, his references to “the” crooked press, the “rigged” 2020 election, the prior weakening of the Nation and its military by “DEI wokeness,” the economically redemptive effects of tariffs, the viciousness of the democrats and irthe deceitful issue of global warning, comments on his “weak,” “sleepy” and crooked”” predecessor, Joeseph Biden, his purported successes in making the Nation strong, inclusive of the more descriptive title “Secretary of War,” in place of Department of Defense,” among his predictably delusional rant.
It is frustrating to be obliged to conclude that the historically unprecedented lincident, with all its implicit complications and dangers, was merely another occasion for our egocentric and insecure Head of State, to performatively reprise his dumpster of tiresome and neurotic delusions; and that the internationally advertised, costly and dangerous event was merely another absurd opportunity for the self-serving, and morally irresponsible President to again reprise his own perceived delusional praises.
We have, yet again, painfully confronted the empirical message that a Trump Presidency, like the optics of a carnival fun mirror, is ubiquitously predictable in its singular distortion of reality.
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