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BB8377 No, although your businesses have take over so many of ours, and your commercialised culture is unashamedly hegemonic; but as a simple example you Americans are not the only ones faced with steep rises in fuel and other costs thanks to your President's war against Iran.
Look at his
overseas record so far, over two and a half, separate terms:
2016: Trump's State visit to London- I think more or less self-invited. There, he managed to insult Denmark by demanding to buy Greenland, and Britain by claiming wanting its National Health Service. (To rape one foreign country for its possible mineral resources, and to destroy another's public health?)
In that first term, he unilaterally, wilfully, destroyed a fragile international nuclear treaty with Iran. He told the Taliban all foreign forces will leave Afghanistan and when, though could not have foreseen it would be Biden, not him, lumbered with the withdrawal. Will he give a similar promise to Iran?
Now, Trump's armed forces have murdered alleged drugs runners in cold blood at sea, against all laws and indeed simple morality. They kidnapped the Venezuelan president and family, killing a dozen Cuban security guards in the process - so US oil companies can take the country's oil they are not equipped to refine?
Trump threatened to take Greenland by fair means or foul; and part-owns a company that started to land oil-prospecting equipment on the island. (Greenland will not grant oil licences, and I think has impounded the plant.) .
He claims Canada should be subsumed into the USA - Canada says "No!" and "Non!". This may be why Ursula von de Leyn suggested Canada being an EU associate-member, a status not defined and ratified..
He wanted to seize the Panama Canal, thinking it US property.
He wants to take over Cuba, whose delegation walked out when he admitted it to the UN. The USA has already been doing its best to ruin the country.
He seems to condone Netanyahu and the Israeli's illegal "settlers" stealing Palestinian land.
He tries interfering between Great Britain and Eire, and GB and Argentina. The former is clearly just cheap domestic voter-appeal, because uniting Ulster and Eire would enlarge a member of the European Union which Trump dislikes. The latter is presumably to steal the petroleum thought to lie below Falkland Islands waters.
He keeps claiming his war against Iran is almost over but can't understand it is not, nor understand its consequences. (Iran is undeniably run by a nasty government; but is much larger and tougher than Trump thought, and neither nation wants to surrender.)
His relationships with Presidents Putin and Zelensky, and stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, are unclear and unsteady.
Is any of this reported in the USA?
