Peace be upon the world!

Since his ascent on the broken stairs of the international body, and his public reprimand of it for its obsolescence, corruption, and expiration, the man with the inflated ego has turned his cheek to the people, and began to walk proudly on earth, as if there was no one else in it; he wages wars, seizes people's properties, and threatens those who oppose him with malicious taxes, transforming the halls of politics into a casino where he alone forms the "Peace Council" to be an alternative to the international body, drafting its charter, and determining the price of admission tickets to it.
Like an elephant entering a pottery shop, Trump began to break the rules of right and justice and the values of humanity, acting like an actor in a long "Western" film, playing the role of the villain who shoots from atop his horse, and threatens with an "Armada" anyone who disobeys his command, threatening to kidnap leaders and their wives from their bedrooms, if they refuse to hand over the keys to their countries' treasuries and wealth.
In a bold dissection of the global scene, "Mark Carney", the Canadian Prime Minister, in his speech at the Davos Forum, unveiled the veil of values and ethics that had covered the nakedness of the global system for decades, revealing that it was nothing but a lie, hiding behind it the arrogance of power and double standards.
Mistaken is he who thinks that Trump is merely a "passing phenomenon" that will end with his departure; he is the naked face of America that has returned to its former self; a state ruled by numbers, not values. It sells allies in a "liquidation" auction, as happened with "Qasd" when its purpose as a "gun for hire" was exhausted, and feeds Ukraine to the Russian bear when ammunition bills became a burden on the budget, even its allies in "NATO" were not spared from commercial stings and customs duties on wine and champagne.
When Trump forms a peace council, his morals are its charter, and Netanyahu is among its gatekeepers.. then peace be upon the world. The late political fox Henry Kissinger was right when he said: "America's friends should fear it more than they fear their enemies."
Peace be upon the world! It is not just a farewell phrase in a theatrical text, but rather an "obituary" for an international system that has fed on slogans of democracy and human rights for decades, until Trump came to announce the end of the show.