Trump's Contradictory Statements

The contradiction in Trump's statements confirms that this man is afflicted with a narcissistic delusion, and that he views war within the concept of his economic deals without considering regional and international alliances, strategic interests and policies, and the protection of allies, friends, mediators, and dependents. For this reason, you may sometimes find his statements expressing Netanyahu's involvement of him in this war that he did not want, and he quickly issues a contradictory statement in which you see that he decided to wage war on Iran without pressure or coercion, and that he opened the gates of hell to impose more hegemony not only on Iran but on the world. If we count the number of the American president's tweets over the past two weeks, we will find them in the hundreds, and they expose the personality of the man seeking to seize the moment of victory without looking at political and military gains, but rather at economic gains and losses, and in this, Trump's crude personality emerges.Between a statement in which he says that the war is about to end and a statement in which he says that it is a long-term war, followers, observers, and analysts try to understand the nature of this war through Trump's statements and fail miserably because they are contradictory, and with every tweet on his page, he opens the door to many questions that quickly end with another statement that makes all previous analyses mere idle talk. The clear thing through the state of confusion in the statements appears to be that Trump was deceived when he accepted a short war for a few days, then found himself involved in a war whose results cannot be known, nor the time it will take, nor how many goals will be achieved, nor how many goals will fail to be achieved.And in conjunction with the series of conflicting statements, there is no one to stop this hell, and no one can stop the war except Trump, for he alone holds its keys, and he is able to impose its cessation if he wishes, just as prolonging the war is not in his favor, and that its continuation will lead to economic crises inside and outside the United States of America and throughout the world.The sure evidence is that this war will bring more woes to the region and also to the world, as it is a war whose results are difficult and extend beyond the limits of its place and time, and the more its scope expands, the greater the effects it will leave, which will be difficult to confront in the future, and it imposes a set of political and economic challenges, and it will also impose the shape of alliances and polarizations according to new maps of interests on the basis of the winner and the loser.Ultimately, this war seems far from calculations of quick victory or limited loss, as it is a war whose circles expand with each passing day, and it redraws the balances of power in the region and the world in a way whose ends cannot be easily predicted.And between the contradictory statements and Trump's unlimited arrogance, the only constant remains that the cost of this war will not be paid by one party, but will be distributed among the countries, peoples, and economies of the world. Therefore, prolonging it means more chaos and turmoil, and more open questions about the shape of the world that will emerge from its rubble.