Why isn’t Donald Trump’s son going to fight for the USA?

According to what is increasingly seen in online posts, more and more dissatisfied Americans are asking the same question: Why isn’t the twenty-year-old son of Donald Trump going to defend the so-called American interests in the Middle East? 

Time to send in these 3 assholes !

Why do other American sons have to go instead of him, while Trump’s son does not? And let us remind ourselves for a moment, it was Barron’s father who, without any reason, attacked Iran together with Israel and caused the catastrophe that we are all witnessing. If Trump is truly such a great American as he claims, then he is obliged to send his son to the Middle East to defend the USA. If that does not happen, then the entire American people should be aware of the fact that Trump does not care at all about their children, nor about how many American sons and daughters will die in the Middle East because of his madness. The only thing that matters to him is that his son Barron Trump enjoys his life, while other sons die or remain permanently disabled.

THIS TIME TRUMP HAS LOST NOT ONLY HIS MIND BUT ALSO THE WAR

Trump yesterday: “The Iranians contacted me, they want negotiations.”

The response from the Iranians (their leader Ali Larijani): “We do not want any negotiations with the United States.”

So, Trump lied and bluffed because he wants to get out of this war, which is clearly not going according to plan for the United States. Let’s go step by step:

We have seen more footage of downed American aircraft in 4 days of war with Iran than of downed Russian aircraft in 4 years of war in Ukraine.

Trump is the first American president in history whose military bases across almost an entire continent have been turned to dust and ashes.

In just a few days of war, America has lost over 500 soldiers. Coffins are returning to the United States in large numbers.

The Strait of Hormuz is closed, and American servants such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the Emirates will literally starve if Iran keeps that strait closed for a long time, because those states produce absolutely nothing except oil.

American embassies have been burned in many countries, from Pakistan to Iraq.

In some states like Bahrain, people are taking to the streets in mass protests against the quisling government that is subordinate to America.

The United States and Israel do not have enough expensive air defense missiles (1 missile = 3 million dollars), which is why we are increasingly seeing Iranian projectiles hitting Israeli cities and American targets. Last time, the United States and Israel begged for a ceasefire for precisely this reason (lack of air defense missiles) after only 12 days of war.

When we know all this, it becomes clear why Trump increasingly mentions negotiations and why he says this conflict will last about a month, as if he will be the one deciding how long it will last. That will be decided exclusively by Iran. The Iranians are not foolish enough to stop the war after the Americans and Israelis run out of air defense missiles; only then will they strike even harder and further slap around the Americans, the Israelis, and all their Arab servants.

That is why I am glad that Trump is becoming more and more modest and that he is mentioning negotiations. My friend, the side that is winning a war does not call for negotiations, and the United States and Trump clearly desperately want negotiations and an end to this debacle.

You wanted war, you got it – can maximum malice, regardless of the weapon, ever stand against the maximum struggle for survival?

 

The supposedly expert commentary on the outbreak of a new war in the Middle East is fascinating, in a “believe it or not” sense. Let’s start, for example, with French President Macron, who after the American-Israeli military strike stated that Iran “must urgently return to negotiations in good faith.” Either the French president slept through the circumstances that led to the outbreak of what could become the most severe war in the recent history of the Middle East, or he is so deeply trapped in the cage of a propaganda narrative that he is unable, if nothing else, to at least refrain from making statements.

Despite all the rhetoric that Iran is a country run by “hardliners,” the negotiations in Geneva showed to what extent that is not true. Iran, once again—and this is a process that has now lasted for over a decade—accepted the call for diplomacy and was ready for difficult compromises. Trump, on the other hand, hit political rock bottom, dragging the whole of America and whatever remained of its credibility down with him. Being “cunning” is one thing, but offering someone your hand and then trying to knock them out with the other is a move universally recognized as the act of a wretch, whether it comes from an individual or an entire state.

We are now witnessing the side effects of America’s “maximum pressure” and humiliation of the other side. The Ayatollah has always repeated a wise and truthful name for the USA: arrogant. And indeed, it is so—we have all watched Israeli and American arrogance for decades, the violation of all international rights and laws. Countless crimes. That has now come to an end. Trump still does not understand this; his demented mind cannot see it, but it is precisely he who has destroyed American foreign influence. Forever. He never should have revoked the nuclear agreement of the Obama administration nor interfered in matters he does not understand. And let us admit it once and for all—he does not understand politics or international relations. His first and second presidential terms—as we can see—were a catastrophe for the USA and for the world. A man against whom there is evidence that he is a pedophile and a cannibal cannot be the leader of any country. Secondly, Trump is an old man in decline, and what Americans urgently need to do is arrest him. Replace him with a new president. And stop the war in the Middle East as soon as possible. Trump has caused a catastrophe of unprecedented proportions. It is necessary to act quickly for the sake of the entire world, not just the USA.

ISRAEL MUST BE PUNISHED FOR THE GENOCIDE IN GAZA

 

Guided by the experience of surviving the war and genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the genocide investigator Arnesa Buljušmić-Kustura launched a petition and collected nearly 2,500 signatures of her compatriots in order to submit it to the International Criminal Court (ICJ) in the context of support for Palestinian victims and the necessary halting of Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip.

Known for significant research related to genocide, with a focus on the genocide in Srebrenica, Buljušmić-Kustura follows the case of the lawsuit that the Republic of South Africa initiated at the ICJ against Israel, and believes that Israel should be condemned for the genocide in the Gaza Strip.

In a conversation with the journalist Anadolu, she pointed out that in its defense Israel uses positions similar to those used by Serbia to defend itself in the case of genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina and claims that it did not know about the crimes and that it will prosecute them according to the individual responsibility of the perpetrators. Pointing out that many of her fellow genocide researchers see many similarities in the case of Gaza and BiH, Buljušmić-Kustura said that there is a possibility that Israel will not be condemned as a state.

"Until today, the  has actually not found any country guilty of genocide. The closest decision was made to the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Serbia was accused of not preventing genocide. The countries that committed the genocide were not convicted in the end," she said.

Buljušmić-Kustura said that she wanted to do something so that Israel would be judged for the crimes it committed as a state.

"This case is no longer just a case of convicting Israel of the crime of genocide, but a test of international law. The International Court of Justice can change its position to not find any country guilty. It would also be an incredible step for countries that have experienced genocide so far," Buljušmić - Kustura said.

She said that, sociologically, there is evidence that Serbia committed the crime of genocide not only in Srebrenica but in the whole of BiH, but that Serbia was legally acquitted of that crime, and she said that the international court should not repeat that mistake in the case that is being conducted against Israel.

"People who survived the war and genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 90s are the ones who understand the concept of 'ceasefire' the most. In this context, I started a signature collection campaign. In five days, we collected close to 2,500 signatures. As survivors of the genocide, we wanted to stand with the Palestinian people," she said.

Stating that demonstrations in support of Palestine are being held throughout Europe, the USA and the world, Buljušmić-Kustura said that these demonstrations, which were attended by several million people, showed how different nations and states have different approaches to the issue of Palestine's rights.

"Many people have seen the true face of their country. I think the countries that send weapons and aid to Israel should also receive some punishments," Buljušmić-Kustura believes.

Emphasizing that she lost her grandfather, uncle and numerous relatives in Visegrad during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Buljušmić-Kustura said that the phrase genocide committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina does not refer only to Srebrenica, but also to all crimes committed in this area.

"What we are witnessing today in Gaza reminds us, not only of Srebrenica, but also of all the crimes committed in the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina," she said.

Buljušmić-Kustura also said that the International Court of Justice decided that the crime of genocide was committed in Srebrenica, but that there is also evidence that genocide was committed throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. She added that the siege of Gaza resembles the siege of Sarajevo, Buljušmić-Kustura said that the Israeli administration has clearly said that it will not allow water, food or any aid to be provided. She also pointed out the similarity between the footage from Srebrenica and the footage from Gaza, where half-naked prisoners can be seen, lined up and killed.

"Not only what happened, but also what was said about Gaza has similarities with what happened during the aggression in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Some officials and ministers compare Palestinians to terrorists and animals. "There was similar propaganda here," she said.

Recalling that 30 years have passed since the genocide and the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Buljušmić-Kustura said that the world has not learned its lessons and that similar crimes are being witnessed today in the Gaza Strip. 

Adnan Mahmutović, a Bosnian scientist living in Sweden, stated that his signature was also in the letter submitted to the ICJ and that they also wrote a letter to the Swedish government to stop what is happening in Gaza. Mahmutović stated that he has been working on the investigation of genocide cases for about 15 years, that he is an activist in this field, and that it is natural for him to sign the document submitted to the ICJ. He pointed out that he was deeply affected by the events in Gaza and added that the genocide is repeated and not stopped.

"If we have to learn something from the example of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is that the genocide must be stopped before there are more victims," he said, adding that there are similarities between what is happening in Gaza and what happened in BiH in the 90s.