THE RUMSFELDIAN RUMINATIONS OF I, DONALD J TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! PART 3.

Anyway, it is better than I should not dwell on such melancholia, in case it causes me more concealed despair. 

I have tended to find anger and hatred to be more motivating emotions than love, so, let me return to my ruminations about Iran and the Iranians.

There is nothing like rational intellect to put the world into perspective. 

In one of my rare moments of lucidity, it would have appeared to me that Iran and the people of Iran, are very much like the founding fathers of the American Republic.  

They are simply fighting for their right to determine their own destiny. 

As we American's have done in our great war of liberation from the British. 

Had I been able to think clearly and been more learned in political economy and the rights man - ok, yes, woman as well. 

I might have been able to comprehend the fact that the Iranians are not doing anything which we, before and after we were great, would not have done.

Indeed, some might even argue that, in my earnest desire to make America great again, to make America First.  

I am now firmly set upon exceeding the Iranians in doing things which  will certainly attract murmurs of profound disquiet and dissonance  from the more prudent amongst both our friends and our enemies.

But, I am only too aware that this is not about 'right and wrong', but about 'might and power. ' And of how, when you have those, you even have the capacity to make 'wrong' seems like 'right.'

After all, why should I care if the world thinks me wrong, because I have chosen to venture in a contrary or different direction to that which most reasonable people might have expected me to embark upon?  

Am I not my own man, and am I not used to getting my own way? 

As my goodly friend, Benjamin Netanyahu, the great leader of the people of Israel has said, 'a man has got to do what a man has got to do.' 

And heaven knows, the world would not think much of me, if I were be so contemptuous as to patronisingly state the obvious. 

Which is that 'its a man's world.' And that all of those who would look upon me unfavourably or disagreeably, and contrive to frustrate my endeavours to greatify America again, are either women, or 'like women.'

To be continued.