Trump does not stop astonishing with his controversial and amusing words and actions at the same time. He summoned the emperor from the belly of history, "The Armada," in the context of intimidating Iran and threatening to crush it, claiming to be victorious for the protesters against the regime.
"The Armada" was the largest Catholic Spanish fleet in that era of colonial history, which attacked Protestant England in the sixteenth century, as Philip II was determined to subjugate England, losing most of his soldiers, which paved the way for the "British Crown" to become the superpower, whose sun never set on its colonies for about two hundred years after the defeat of the "Spanish Armada."
Among the ironies of the man fascinated by his power, and possessed by overflowing narcissism, is that while he formed a peace council, he does not stop igniting fires and practicing thuggery in the manner of "Pirate Morgan" who attacked pirate ships and stole them, under the pretext that he attacks thieves to achieve justice!
Between forming alleged peace councils and beating the drums of war, Trump appears as "Don Quixote" in the age of "cyber" and "internet," chasing windmills, which shows him as a man still living in the sixteenth century.
Under the weight of feeling proud of his excess power, the man with the volatile mood misses that history only repeats itself as a comedy, and that the winds that destroyed Philip II's fleet may not this time bring what his warships and aircraft carriers, which are flocking to warm waters, desire.
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"The Armada arrived!