The famous American Humporist Josh Billings once said, “There are some people addicted to raising they can’t say the truth doesn’t lie.”
That can appeal to a storyteller, but a president, that is very dangerous.
To put it smoothly, plus being a serial exultor, Donald Trump is also a liar. On Wikipedia page for false statements by Trump, it begins with a scary charges:
“Donald Trump made thousands of errors or wrong claims, including the first and second term as President of the United States.”
Continues to note that Washington Post’s truth checkers “written in 30,573 wrong or misdemeanor of his first term of president, an average day.” And, “Comments and checkers describe the trump’s slowdown as before America’s politics, and the consistency of falsehood as a separate part of his business and political recognition.”
In other words, determining the nature of our President, more than anything else, lied.
It’s not good, of course. In moments of the crisis or danger, we must trust our chosen leaders, including the president, to tell us what is true.
But it is precisely if Trump has the possibility to be the most expensive. She lied what happened on January 6, for example. He continued to lie about 2020 elections. She lied about Gaza, Russia, migrants, tarffs, allies, members of Congress, and more.
So if Trump said the airstrikes at the end of the week “perfect and completely lost Iranian development facilities, it would be good if we could do him in his word.
But we can’t.
A bomb report from CNN reveals that the main ingredients of the nuclear program of Iran are not destroyed, and the country’s development returned. That is according to an early US intelligence review made by defensive intelligence agency, the Intel service of the Pentagon.
Two people familiar with the report said CNN that Iran’s stockpile improves Uranium, and the other said centrifnggehes are more “buffalo.”
The White House calls this report “flat-out mistake,” and Trump has dropped a tear cutting “fake news” to report his own department of defense department.
In NATO Summit in the Netherlands this week, Trump insists on the strikes that have set the capacity to Iranian nose “for many years to come,” and that is evil to end the war “between Israel and Iran.
Trump, raising his usual to do, compare the attacks on the nuke of Noran to Nagasaki and Hiroshima, the two atomic bombs have been leveling throughout the city.
Trump is very dependent that even the lawmakers of the Republican makers do not know what to believe.
Sen. Rand Paul was asked on the fox business whether he accepted the president’s declaration that the strikes obliterated Iran’s nuke facilities, and he responded, “I don’t know what to accept. I have heard the leaks. I have to be released, implying that there was actually a report saying this. “
Ang kadaghanan sa lider sa Senado nga si John Thanun wala usab makumpirma ang mga pag-angkon ni Trump, nga nag-ingon, “Aw, dili ko gusto nga madungog ang Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) gikan sa Sen. (Tom) from Sen. (Tom) from Sen. (Tom) from Sen. (Tom) from Sen. (Tom) from Sen. (Tom) Cotton, and answer the entire committee …. “
Sen. Lindsey Graham also said “I don’t know” when asked if the program was destroyed. Roger Wicker, who won the Senate Armed Services Committee, can say, “We look at it.”
This classical is bad. Those selected legislators, of the president’s own party, which in some cases of intelligence and military committees, do not believe in the President, a failure of leadership and a corruption in the office. Trump knows that he can lie in relative failure a general failure of Congress to provide necessary checks and balance in his power.
Where, then, does it leave us, the electorate? With media trust in records lows – thanks to many parts of Trump to help make his or her own liar more honestly – no one knows what to believe. That, shameful, makes us very different in Iran, Russia, and North Korea, where the public is fed in propaganda and joined in the dark.
This is a tragic state of affairs. If you have a president who is always in the Trump, at least one thing as big as an airstrike to be slippery and unknown.
And I don’t have to remind you of what happens when bad decisions are made based on bad information.
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