He takes every ship by force!

With every failed assassination attempt on the man infatuated with his inflated self, the world must hold its breath for the reaction of the "madman"; who sees his survival as destiny, and his wars as blessings upon humanity, which should pray for his long life until he reaches "political maturity." He believes that his opponents should hold their tongues, for "no voice rises above the sound of battle," and the woman next door to the luxurious hall in the White House should withdraw her lawsuit, for if the celebration had been inside that hall, the failed attempt would not have occurred!The man leaves no incident without exploiting it to intimidate his opponents and incite his supporters; for the hero is in danger. After "Isfahan," where he attempted a landing operation, he sent his ships and aircraft carriers to the high seas to enforce his blockade, and began to practice the hobby of the tyrannical king: "He takes every ship by force," while the world is plunged into darkness and thirsts for the "elixir of life" that he hoards in the strait, making no distinction between enemy and friend.The "trader" trades in everything, even in losses and collapsing stock markets. His volatile words have become an indicator of rising and falling prices, and his price, threats, clamor, anger, and extensions of fragile truces confuse the universe, and ignite red signals before a man who does not hesitate to threaten to destroy civilizations. This is the era of the "rogue state"; where the world is run by the whims of a gambler who sees in the misfortunes of peoples benefits that pour dollars into his greedy piggy bank.