2018 doesn’t look like it’ll be a quiet year: Iranian protests continue, and so do Trump and Kim Jong Un in their phallic measuring contest with nuclear weapons (“I have the button on my desk”– “Oh yeah? I do, too, and mine is bigger”).
The former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon fires up the feud against his nemesis during the White House days, Jared Kushner.
The January 3rd edition of the British newspaper Guardianopens with “explosive revelations”. Michael Wolff interviews Steve Bannon about the latter’s book “Fire and Fury: inside the Trump White House”, which calls Donald Jr’s (Trump’s first born son) meetings with the Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya “treasonous” and “unpatriotic”.
Most media stop there. Most liberals, fuelled by their hatred towards Donald Trump, also stop there and take it to Twitter because that’s how far their political slacktivism can go. Then Trump replied on the wave of emotions and everything went nuclear. Since everyone seems to be too emotional not only to read through the lines, but actually to simply read the lines, we’ll offer some strategic analysis and put everything into context. Continue reading