Another distraction?

It's also a great distraction...

Seriously WTF is he doing, looks like he just thinks he rules the world (alongside Vlad and bibi - of course).

be the police force in the world.

Another lie, but the scary part, shithole/RWers want to rule the world.

This is such a disaster.

All on your heads Republicans.

this be the perfect time for China to move on Taiwan.

confident that the professional military traditions and esprit de corps would check Trump's excesses. Glenn Kirschner was confident that the professionalism of career DOJ and FBI personnel would check Trump's excesses. Joe Scarborough was confident that Congress, jealous of its powers and traditions, would check Trump's excesses.

I guess they couldn't all be wrong, could they?

TSF needed another distraction because Iran wasn't enough.

We don't need any help starting WWIII we can do it all on our own. USA! USA! USA!

We are literally in the build up to WWIII and we are off picking fights of choice in other countries?!?!

One has to ask if they are doing this on purpose to destroy this country.

WE. ARE. IN. SERIOUS. FUCKING. TROUBLE.

Paraphrased... this is the display of an insane person.

He's really getting off on all the death and destruction. I suspect that Trump is too, and the rest of the MAGAt cult.

Liechtenstein? Yeah, let's do them. Where is it again? I hear they have drugs there.

Makes about as much sense as this deranged idiot's decisions.

There once was a Tuesday so grim,
With primaries looking quite dim,
But instead of vote counts
Or Trump’s loud mounts,
A raid reel was ready to spin.

A chopper at dawn took to sky,
With soldiers and rotor wash cry,
What mission? Unclear.
Was it victory? Mere
Thirty seconds of “don’t ask us why.”

The Command said, “Decisive!” and bold,
Of narco-terrorists wicked and cold,
Classified deeds,
And partnership creeds—
With objectives conveniently untold.

They toasted Ecuador’s might,
For courage and valor in fight,
While critics at home
Said ethics had flown
Far off in the dead of the night.

A hundred-plus boats met their fate,
In strikes that were labeled “too late,”
No proof in the file,
Just targets by mile—
And lawyers cried, “That’s not the state!”

“Extrajudicial,” they said,
“Civilians can’t lawfully be dead
For crimes they might do,
Or suspicions untrue”—
But the highlight reel rolled on ahead.

Four billion lined pockets with ease,
While speeches invoked overseas
The terror and vice—
A rhetorical spice
That dripped with imperial sleaze.

A comic imagined a sign:
“Enlist for a faraway line—
For paranoid thirst
Put your body in first!”
And wondered who’d finally resign.

© 2026 Glen Farber. All Rights Reserved.

Oil companies have been trying to run pipelines through indigenous lands in the Andes.
In Trump-speak indigenous groups standing against pipelines would be “terrorists”