Trump: The “Madman Theory” President?

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He isn't faking it

By Kevin Barrett, VT Editor

The “madman theory” is not just a theory any more. It’s fact.

Circa 1970, Kissinger pretended that he had to report to a madman in the White House — Richard M. Nixon. Henry the K tried to convince the Vietnamese, and anybody else who would listen, that Nixon was completely out of his mind and might just drop nuclear weapons on Hanoi. The purpose: Convince Hanoi to cave in and surrender.

It didn’t work. Why not? Maybe Nixon didn’t quite look crazy enough.



The problem is, he isn’t faking it

That’s not a problem Donald Trump will ever have. If Trump isn’t the perfect example of a psycho — a walking talking embodiment of ultra-narcissistic sociopathy — we are going to have to go back and revise all of our diagnostic manuals.

But will the world’s fear of “Madman Trump” lead every one of the world’s 196 nations to surrender to the USA and allow its psychotic leader to don the purple robes and anoint himself World Emperor? As the British Parliament just said in response to Trump’s request to speak there: “Not bloody likely.”

The problem, as neocon creep David Scum, I mean, Frum, recently said, is that Trump just isn’t strategic. That comes with the territory of actually being insane, as opposed to feigning insanity.

We do have a procedure in place for cases in which the president goes insane.

Of course, it is anybody’s guess whether a sane Mike Pence would be any better than a crazy Donald Trump.

 

 

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