KIM jUNG-UN AND DONALD TRUMP, "SO-CALLED PRESIDENT." PART 2.

The Don has been incongruously and unsuccessfully portraying himself as the protector of the American people. But how can that be, when he and his obnoxious policies are what place American - and the world - at most risk of harm? 

When it is his intention and that of his administration of probably mostly deranged and deluded senior officials, to pursue an hostile and aggressive policy of military adventurism abroad, while pursuing an archaic, illiberal and 'undemocratic' national policy at home?

Of course, we can understand why The Don would want to stop Muslims from coming or immigrating to the United States. If the essence of his foreign policy is to make Muslims, and Muslim countries which are not allied to America, such as Yemen and Iran and Syria, persistent targets for attacks by for America, before 'retreating' behind the defensive walls of 'Fort America.' 

This is probably why he would want to pursue the policy which he is current implementing. Worrying as it is so far, of greater concern will be what The Don and the "Mad Dog" and their colleagues of similar minds do, after 'securing America's safety', from their designated foreign enemies. 

It seems that the fact that we are one world and have to continue to strive to live together in relative peaceful coexistence, still seems 'a foreign and alien idea' to the Trumpists. 

The Trumpists want to reduces the chances of the 'evil' they perpetrate abroad, following them back to the United States. In this respect, it might seem to be  more about politics and political alliances, with Muslim countries such as Saudi Arabia not being included in the list of 'banned' countries. Whereas Iran and Yemen are included; neither of which are collaborators with the Americans. 

But, even then, religion and religious affiliations remain a major determinant of American foreign policy. Especially when it comes to making choices between Muslims and Christians and Jews, as opposed to between intra-Muslim faiths. 

Of course, there is a lot of complexity involved in how America decides and prioritises her foreign policies.  With the hierarchical position of the different variables being decided by the desired outcomes being targeted in any given situation, and region of the world. Something which, in the case of America, has led to some apparently muddled thinking and policies.

The current policy trust of the Trumpist, now seems to be that of 'making America great again', through military dominance and wars, on the one hand, and renewed economic might, on the other.

To be continued.