Trump Shows His True Colors

It didn’t take long for Donald Trump to show his true colors. Trump won a landslide election last November primarily on the promise to STOP America’s “stupid” wars. It is now obvious to everyone that, while Trump might be able to negotiate a deal to stop the …
Prof. Darron Johns · 5 months ago · 4 minutes read


Trump's True Colors: A Presidency Unmasked

The Broken Promise of Peace

Donald Trump swept into office on a wave of populist sentiment, promising an end to America's costly and protracted wars. He pledged to bring the troops home and prioritize domestic concerns. Now, just a short time into his presidency, those promises ring hollow.

Instead of peace, Trump's actions paint a starkly different picture: escalating tensions in the Middle East, increased military spending, and a disturbing deference to foreign powers. The hope for a peaceful, less interventionist America seems to be fading fast.

The Evangelical Paradox

Many evangelical Christians fervently supported Trump, viewing him as a champion of their values. However, his current actions, particularly his escalating military engagements, seem at odds with their professed beliefs.

This paradox raises questions: are evangelicals blinded by partisan loyalty, or is there a deeper, more complex dynamic at play? As the article suggests, the influence of Prophetic Dispensationalism may be a contributing factor, leading some to overlook Trump's flaws in pursuit of their eschatological vision.

The Puppet Master and the President

The article cites experts like Col. Douglas Macgregor, who alleges that Trump is acting as a "puppet" for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This accusation, whether true or not, highlights a concerning trend: the perception that Trump is unduly influenced by foreign interests.

"I think Netanyahu is practicing American foreign policy through ventriloquy," states Col. Macgregor, adding weight to the unsettling narrative of outside control.

The Escalation in the Middle East

Trump's recent military actions in Yemen, launched with little apparent provocation, have sparked international concern. Critics argue that these strikes not only destabilize the region but also risk dragging the US into another costly and unnecessary conflict.

Dr. Ron Paul, a staunch advocate for non-interventionism, condemns Trump's actions, highlighting the hypocrisy of a president who campaigned on a platform of peace but now seems intent on escalating military action.

"Like recent Presidents Bush and Obama, candidate Trump promised peace...Unfortunately, as with Bush and Obama, now that he is President, he appears to be heading down a different path. Or actually the same path."

The Threat to Free Speech

Ironically, while Trump claims to be a defender of free speech, the article points to evidence suggesting the opposite. Critics argue that Trump, influenced by foreign interests, is actually contributing to the suppression of dissenting voices, particularly those critical of Israel.

Professor John Mearsheimer asserts, "The truth is...that the single greatest threat to freedom of speech in the United States, at this point in time, is Israel and its supporters here in the United States." This stark declaration highlights the potential for external pressures to erode fundamental American liberties.

The Spectre of Zionism

The article explores the role of Zionism in shaping Trump's foreign policy, suggesting that his unwavering support for Israel may be driving his increasingly aggressive stance in the Middle East.

The author even questions whether Trump’s "rabid Zionism" is clouding his judgment and leading him down a dangerous path.

A Warning from Within

Even prominent Zionist figures like Alan Dershowitz acknowledge the precarious situation facing Israel, stating, “Israel's survival is not guaranteed." This frank admission, coming from a staunch supporter of the state, underscores the gravity of the current geopolitical landscape.

The Future of America and the World

Trump's actions in the Middle East raise serious questions about the future of American foreign policy and the stability of the region. Is he truly a puppet president, dancing to the tune of a foreign power? Will his decisions lead to greater peace or further conflict?

Only time will tell, but the early signs are not encouraging. The president who promised peace now seems to be leading the world towards a potentially devastating new era of war.