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Genius.  "it was the Canadians! believe me!"
Turns out having a narcissistic sociopath for a president isn't all that it's cracked up to be. >

Yeah but I like him because he’s not afraid to say what’s on his mind! /s >


Yeah but I like him because he’s not afraid to say what’s on his mind! /s

"Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV." >

That pretty much sums it up. >

I’m a bit shocked he didn’t shout, “squirrel” >

You’re assuming his eyesight is good enough to see them. >

He REALLY wanted to use nukes.  I remain convinced his "plan to end end terrorism in 90 days it's so simple but I won't tell you now" from before the 2016 election was "nuke them". >

I know enough people who said that the solution to the Middle East problem was to turn it into a smoldering crater, so I have 0 doubt that Trump probably thought the same thing. >

It would end that problem, but create a whole new one. But you know, the people that think it is a real solution also forget that most actions have repercussions. >

It wouldn’t end the problem of terrorism, it would create more terrorists. As well as probably triggering completely legitimate military action against the US. 
There are multiple things that prevent a single deranged idiot from launching nukes, but if it did happen, I’m confident the USA would get the shit kicked out of it, either militarily or economically. >

It's the Jason Mendoza approach. 
"Any time I had a problem and I threw a Molotov cocktail at it... BOOM! Right away, I had a different problem." >

Lol I forgot about Jason and his Molotov’s. >

Just like he said to paint U.S. jets like a Chinese one so they could attack Russia with impunity. If this guy ever had to stop a roadrunner you can envision him calling up Acme Co. to get an anvil and some rope. >


paint U.S. jets like a Chinese one so they could attack Russia with impunity.

Russia did that with North Korea actually during the Korean War. MiG-15's painted to look Chinese/North Korean despite being piloted by Soviet airmen. >

But in the case of the Flying Tigers, it was done in cooperation with China. >

That is the Big brain working. He sees no issue in killing millions, it's like there is no conscience there. >

It’s like that because it is that. >


Schmidt reports that the prospect of how many people could be killed had "no impact on Trump."

Same as his response to people dying in the pandemic. That is a trait of a psychopath. >


Schmidt reports that the prospect of how many people could be killed had "no impact on Trump."
Trump was also "baffled and annoyed" that he would need congressional approval in order to conduct a preemptive strike on North Korea. >

Annoyed because he wanted to be an all powerful dictator and that’s not what a US President is. If he gets into office a second time that’s what he will turn the role into, however. >

Wanted to nuke storms, wanted to nuke cartels, doesnt surprise me there are other things he wanted to nuke
Edit: here a nuke, there a nuke, everywhere a nuke nuke >

Old McNukeald had a farm >

MAGA-laga-O >

The fact that we survived the Trump presidency without him detonating a nuclear weapon is a miracle in and of itself. >

"in and of itself", I think that was the first time I've heard\read that phrase used properly! >

Guy got his foreign policy smarts from watching old Bond movies. >

I don't believe that for a minute. Trump would have blamed it on the liberal antifa communist nazi BLM protesters. And millions would have believed it. >

he could've said it was JFK from the grave and they'd still believe him. >

He could have said he was actually JFK and they would have believed him. >

It would explain the obvious head trauma >

You win the Internet today. Congrats. >

What?! He saluted their generals! I thought he had upmost respect for them!! >

Fuck, I forgot about that one….yikes! >

You do not know anyone as stupid as Donald Trump. You just don’t.
- Fran Lebowitz >

God, he is such a fucking imbecile.
-Random redditor >

Iceland has been known to launch nuclear strikes >

Only as pranks though >

I'm only surprised he thought that would work. There are only so many countries with nukes, this would have been the least believable thing he ever tried.
Edit: There are 9 countries with nukes. This would have been really easy to figure out between the United States, Russia, France, China, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, India, and Israel (NK has them too but they would be the target). >

Especially after he threatened them on Twitter with "fire and fury." >

“…The likes of which no one has ever seen before “ >

Everything with him, no matter how mundane, is the "greatest ever", "never before seen," "record breaking", etc. >

And a lot of that is repeating his father's sales pitch hyperbole. Mary L. Trump said her grandfather, Fred, talked that way at home as well as when he was working. >

Since he never fucking shuts up I'm going to assume the list of things he "discussed" is pretty long.
How many of those things went beyond a fleeting thought that was vocalized and never followed up on? Probably very few. >

Because there were people around to stop him. Thank God there was no second term. He was getting better at finding "yes men". >

If there's one thing autocrats are good at, it's breeding the capacity for pushback out of their staff. >

Same with your run-of-the-mill narcissistic bosses. Who needs top talent when there are people willing and able stroke their ego? Top talent just reminds them of how inadequate they are anyway. Can't be having that. >

Of course it didn't cross his mind, that killing millions is not reasonable thing to consider. >

Not to mention the nuclear fallout that would hit South Korea. Fucking idiot. >

You mean Trump would blame someone else for something he did? >

Didn’t know North Korea was in the middle of a hurricane >

There are a lot of might, maybe, could, may Trump articles.  Journalism is who, what, where,  when and why.   We need more of those. >

Trump absolutely believes everyone is as stupid as he is. 
And N Korea now knows they can bomb us and blame Mexico, and Trump will absolutely believe it. >

He talked about nuking a hurricane. Fucking insane >

unlikely.  more likely that he had an open comic map and used crayons to illustrate his intent.  Discussing nuclear strikes?  Well beyond his demonstrated capabilities.  However, saying red country is bad and needs to be removed?  Totally consistent with his demonstrated intellect. >

I wonder if he considered blaming Greenland. >

“She speaks the bullshit. We merely…floated the idea”
-Trump, probably >

That’s some fine strateegery right there. Nice. >

Will this make Donnie’s boyfriend, Kim Jong-un, fall out of love? >

That tracks >

It's all fun and games until the nukes start flying. >

He was trying to nuke a hurricane in North Korea. >

He was probably thinking about the prime real estate he could snap up to build Trump World for him and the MAGA "dont follow the science" faithful. >

The Shaggy Defense. >

But they wrote love letters /s >

I thought he loved kissing Kim’s ass. What happened between them? Fallout? Don’t cause another one though if you know what I mean. >

Trump is the sort of person who's inclined to believe that every institutional norm is just pointless political correctness. >

Dumbass doesn't realize that Russia and China radar (and others) would have picked up the launch and probably launched their own nukes. WWIII. >

Oooo another book >

Eh. Why the F not? By that point, he can't schock me anymore. >

Is this an old article or are they just rehashing it because a book came out?  
Or maybe that was a similar story. I remember reading about where trump thought he could shoot down Chinese planes and then claim Russia did it.  Or something along those lines. >

He wanted to nuke Russia with Chinese planes. Also a hurricane. Also the cartels and NK, also probably Iran. >

Thank you.  I knew it had to be close to that. Just so much crazy shit back to back it became hard to keep straight. >

I remember him gloating about the MOAB, which I believe was far more ordinance than needed, because his first instinct was to use a nuke and he had to be talked down. >

A book saying it doesn’t prove anything.
But it’s sad I could absolutely see him throwing this out as an idea. >

“Sir.. are you suggesting we blow up the moon?” >

OMG that is a brilliant idea Donny boy, did you come up with that all on your own? >

I imagine a President would need to discuss every option. NK had been a hostage situation since the armistice. They are but a short distance from Seoul. So while I loath Donny for his dim witted incitement and lies, I can’t fault him here. >

Don't forget he wanted to nuke hurricanes too. >

It’s scary how close we skated towards complete annihilation for four years. >

Tomorrow is blame someone else day….no joke, look it up >

Dude played among us with his grandson once and came up with this idea >

What happened to the love letters?!