America belongs to whoever runs it, like a bus whose speed and route are controlled by whoever sits behind the wheel, throwing his allies one by one out of its windows.

This is how a great country is, its policies change and shift, like its weather changes and its storms intensify, uprooting everything that stands in its way.

With a sharp standard deviation, Trump’s policies have reversed those of his predecessor, and he has appeared like a tax collector, persecuting the backward, or like a thug who threatens and promises to seize and rob wealth at times, and at other times to annex the fifty-first state of the empire, and to establish a “Riviera” on the corpses of victims in Gaza.

The president, fascinated by reality TV, has turned the White House into a boxing ring, throwing punches and words at his guests on air, with no regard for presidential tradition or the feelings of his guests.

“He is leading the country into the unknown,” is a warning bell that was sounded by the well-known American journalist Thomas Friedman in an article he wrote a few days ago in the Washington Post, in which he warned of Trump’s policies and their repercussions on the country’s future.

If all of this that Trump signed in terms of retaliatory orders against his opponents, the decisions he made, the policies he adopted, and the hostilities and disputes he produced during the first weeks of his term, then what awaits the world during the long remaining years of his administration?!