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ArishMell I cannot comment on his mental health in any real way but I do have a strong impression Mr. Trump is becoming less rational and more desperate with time.
He looks normal to me and no different from the day he took office the first time in his first term.
He's staggered into a trap of his own making and even if he dares consider he set it, he cannot now easily back down without making the USA - and himself - look weak in the face of Israel and Iran.
Trump is a businessman. There is no way he can comprehend the USA, the biggest corporation in the world he is running can lose to Iran, a street corner hot-dog stand in Midtown Manhattan.
Every settlement to him is a "deal", as if talking about second-hand cars, and a deal to him is one in his favour, but he cannot or will not see the world does not work like that.
It's hard not to see things in his favor when there is no other way to trade except in the US currency, and he holds all the cards. He is not at war with Russia or China. He knows well not to do that.
So threats to pull out of NATO may be no more significant than his notions that this war with Iran will "end soon" - having told everyone the USA had "won" it two or three weeks ago; or any other of his bellicose statements.
Yes, nothing is significant to Donald Trump except the Trump brand, and has become the USA.
It would be his own fault if the entire military turned round and said, "Mr. President, we are no longer going round launching unlawful attacks on other countries to suit you. Sir!"
Not likely to happen. Generals are being fired at will as we speak.
