Daily: Book confirms our views Trump is a megalomaniac

What Iran and the Iranian leaders have been saying for over a year about Donald Trump, has been confirmed with the release of an investigative book detailing the mad world of the US president and the atmosphere of bedlam prevailing in the White House.

Now we have a viewpoint that appeared in the English language daily Kayhan International on Sunday, January 7, written by S. Nawabzadeh and titled: “Book confirms our views Trump is a Megalomaniac”.   

We have been saying from the outset that Donald Trump is a Don Quixote and the sooner he is kicked out from the White House down the River Potomac on its way to the Atlantic Ocean the better for the US and the world.

Now facts have emerged that the man is a megalomaniac, or in the words of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-Un, a “dotard”, as confirmed by investigative journalist Michael Wolff in his book “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House”.

Wolff, who spent several months in the White House observing Trump, his words, his actions and his records from close quarters, says Trump is not fit to do the job of a US president.

Award-winning Wolff who regularly writes for the American mainstream media including “USA Today”, said on Saturday following release of his best-selling book and the crude and clumsy attempts of Trump to defend himself: “I think one of the interesting effects of the book so far is a very clear emperor-has-no-clothes effect.”

Yes, for us in Iran and the Muslim world as well as for the Russians, Chinese, Koreans, and even Europeans – but not for the rulers of reactionary Arab regimes and their Zionist pals – Trump has always been viewed as a shamelessly naked liar capable of doing nothing but uttering threats and indulging in theatrics, along with his team of clowns who think the Islamic Republic will be shaken by a few thugs, terrorists, and sanctions.

Kayhan International pointed out: On Friday, Trump & Team suffered a fresh humiliation in the UN when the US bid to use the Security Council to meddle in Iran’s internal affairs following failure of the riots it had tried to trigger over the week in some towns through traitors and hypocrites, turned into yet another foreign policy blunder for the White House.

Retarded brains are not expected to learn from their mistakes or to rectify their wrongs, as is the clear case with the Trump administration, which if it allowed to continue in the White House, will commit more heinous crimes against humanity.

Wolff in his book which has maddened Don Quixote, says Trump is likely to be impeached, not just for his insanity and threats to use nuclear weapons, but also for the treasons against US national security of all those closely associated with him, especially his son, Donald Trump Junior and his mischievous Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

On January 12, Trump is scheduled to undergo a complete physical medical checkup, including the functioning of his brain, which seems to be in an advanced stage of dementia, as was evident by his calling himself a “stable genius”.  

He further bragged Friday in response to Wolff’s revelations: “Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart.”

Only a mentally unstable person talks in such a manner.

Kayhan International said: To us in the Islamic Republic of Iran, madmen in the White House is not something new. We have been dealing over the past 38 years with many such cases. Examples in this regard are George Bush Junior and Ronald Reagan.

Here, it is interesting to refer to the recent statement of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, who comparing Ronald Reagan to Donald Trump, said: “Reagan was a better actor, stronger and stable than the current incumbent, although he targeted the Iranian people and shot down our commercial airliner, for which he is now being held accountable and punished before God almighty, while the Islamic Republic continues its progress with daily-increasing might.”

Kayhan International recalled: Reagan had ordered the shooting down of an Iranian passenger plane on July 3, 1988 with 300 people on board, including 57 children, to satisfy his sadistic urge to celebrate the US independence anniversary the next day with gay abandon. Several years later, his son admitted that Reagan was suffering from mental disease while in office, and some of his aides had contemplated the possibility of invoking the 25th amendment to the Constitution, which allows for the removal of a president who shows a lack of competency.

They didn’t or were not allowed to do, of course, by the FBI or Mossad who love to make mad presidents dance to Zionist tunes, in order to carry out weird and wild acts of terrorism like the 9/11/2001 incidents in New York that brought the World Trade Center on its foundations through implosions as two supposedly hijacked but unmanned aircraft ploughed through its towers, so as to give Bush the pretext to launch wars and occupy Afghanistan and Iraq by killing over a million Muslim people.

In view of these facts, concluded the English daily, it is anybody’s guess Trump will be removed from office, since the powers behind the throne need an emperor without clothes to carry out more and more crimes against humanity.

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