This is Donald Trump’s latest lie: he is a history student.
A few days ago, the reinforced US president shared this cryptic message with its gullible followers and, with a depressed extension, a world that was exhausted only a few weeks after his bowl returned to the oval office.
“The one who saves his country does not violate any law,” Trump announced on X.
The origin of the quote is not clear. But she resembles a downtown Napoleon Bonaparte, actor born Steiger, who portrayed the Messianic, Self -Delayed Emperor of the French in 1970, Waterloo.
Since Trump does not read books and probably avoid watching movies where he has not made a forgetful Cameo, I doubt that co -president Elon Musk or other Sycophant whispered the torment of a saying into his tin ear.
Napoleon’s reprimand, of course, would be attractive to a subtle autocrat like Trump, who is convinced that he is divine law and intervention, as president, immune from criminal prosecution and law limitations.
Still, Trump was supposed to reach for the infamous Declaration of the French King Louis XIV -a – “L’Iétat, C’est Moi” (State, it’s me) – better describe his naked effort to delete even, so far, the performance features of the American atrophied “democracy”.
With his blizzard as chaotic words and deeds, Trump clearly said that he had never intended to adhere to the oath to “preserve, protect and defend” the US Constitution or entertain the other two equal branches of power – Congress and the courts – which they have been treated with derision and contempt.
Trump manages as he always wanted to manage – more powerful than the president – he works as he wants, when he is glad, without fear and unfettered adverse consequences.
If public opinion surveys are a reliable measure, most Americans seem happy to reject the remains of a “democratic experiment” in the wrong belief that Trump – spinning strong – will deliver them and their angry, sick home from real or imagined foreign and foreign and domestic enemies .
The persistent question is why so many Americans threw their lots – with a missionary fervor – behind the glittering Charlatan who considers egalitarian ideals that have launched the revolution and birth of the Republic as an irritating, anachronistic nuance.
I believe most Americans have left democracy because democracy has left most Americans.
The penetrating patriotic symbols of the stars and stripes that break into Breeze, a pledge of loyalty, sometimes top-notch views of the inscription-I can’t hold a stubborn myth of America that this is a gilded few serving in the order and in the interest of fewer happy many.
According to my numbers, there were at least four deposited events that, combined, exposed to finally calculated pantomime and created, perhaps, Trumps occur as American political, if not a cultural, force inevitable by encouraging millions of Americans, including a good part of thoughtful citizens, acidic on alleged to obtain the promises of democracy.
The lie at the core of American phantom democracy is set up with fabrications that are invented and repeated with the deliberate security of President George W Bush and the Evangelical Company, including the entire US institution at the White House, Congress and most of the war prints.
The fiction that Saddam Hussein has supplied and was ready to release the weapon for mass destruction, he led to an unfortunate invasion in 2003 in Iraq, which disenfined the sovereign land and killed countless innocents.
Instead of watching warnings, a few have rejected a few demonstrations of disagreement by enlightened many as an act of quilingings, who rather glued a tyrant rather than dealing with him.
The so-called “checks and balances” designed, in theory, to prevent Bush’s catastrophic accidents, instead were abolished to abolish defiance and small and small-i rushed the regime of the demolished “change of regime”.
Bush and several unique co-archaets of the geopolitical debacle of the signature of this century have prosper or enjoying pleasant pensions.
In the meantime, dozens of Americans in uniforms that invased, fought, retracted, killed, and died to a great extent forgotten.
Once again, many were in the mood or destroyed – in mind, body and spirit – to satisfy the imperial goals of a few.
The tense compact between the controlled and the governor was further buttoned up due to an angry hurricane, which hit the vulnerable New Orleans in 2005.
The terrifying circumference of the hurricane Katrina overcame the city and the levies they needed to protect.
The flood swallowed houses and the life of mostly poor people who sought refuge on the roofs. There were more than 1,400 deaths. In the midst of epochal destruction, alive were obliged to take care of the desperate search for refuge, food and water.
President Bush praised the incompetent response of his Government government as he hovered far beyond the Apocalyptic scenes by a helicopter-alert image of a comprehensive commander outside the touch, which he left in many ways opposite the Americans, in many ways.
Contrary to the contrast, Bush has rushed to rescue profits in any medium unnecessary bankers on Wall Street and beyond in 2008, which, in fact, are a ponymous scheme in the entire country that has launched almost colleagues of US greed- Economy stimulated on a sandy basis as a crisis of sub-premiere (requarters).
When a huge account came, the Americans paid completely to the abolition of the metastasing infection that threatened the whole, relaxed ticket house.
All in all, surrounded taxpayers bankrupts $ 7.7 trillion in “emergency rooms” to save a multitude of foreclosure banks, while fighting to exclude predatory creditors and achieve a slight end end during a “great recession” that lasted two strenuous years.
Bush, a lifelong member of a gilded few, confirmed that his job was to protect his dear friends and to provide everything that the burden or cost from which many are expected to endure or assume.
This great, eloquent avatar of the Rebirth Democratic Party, Barack Obama, used his modest roots to convince Americans of working and middle class from the coast to a relaxed coast that, unlike his Craven, a silver-prison predecessor, was “Everymanman “They wanted to.
Alas, Obama realized that like Bush, his main task was to get involved, not alienate, the prosperous forces that made him the president.
Obama’s small, self -tensile Clarion call, “Yes, we can,” was a cynical crowd aimed at Americans to believe that he was a fervent ally “we”, not mendactive magnates.
The practical facade fell when it became apparent that Obama’s administration rejected seriously, let alone accusing, any of the criminals who were adapted to the essence responsible for the system fraud that produced such a loss, pain in the heart and suffering among the work- and middle class Americans.
Obama’s shameful failure was a testament to the American two -layer “judicial system” that condemned the poor and isolated rich.
In this contemptuous context, it is only slightly surprising that dairy and manipulated Americans have sought salvation from a demagogue that offers simple, current answers to severe, decorative problems.
Disappointment will surely follow.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s and do not reflect the editorial position of Al Jazeere.
