Putin: Wait for me, I will destabilise America

Periskopi

5 August 2018, 15:39(8 years ago)

There has been a lot of controversy over that very one, Vladimir Putin, aimed at interfering with the U.S.'s 2016 elections. It has been concluded that he favoured Donald Trump, but Trump has cast doubt on it. The goal was not necessarily to Trump personally, but to destabilise the American system of government. “Russia's efforts for [...]

The goal was not necessarily to Trump personally, but to destabilise the American system of government. Russia's “efforts to influence the 2016 presidential elections represent the expression of Moscow's old desire to attack the US-led liberal democratic order” so begins a January 2017 report by the US intelligence community.

And this week it showed how successful Putin has been.

The president of the United States publicly suggested that his attorney general close an investigation into the president of the United States. Tensions between President Trump and the media spread in a small speech of Trump and the White House seem to double its campaign to label the media not only as false “”, but as the “enemy of the American people”.

Some schemes in the country have ruled that Trump is guilty of co-operation in obstructing justice. Many also think he is attentive to Putin. Of course, there are other explanations, such as Trump, the most powerful political opponent in the world, a man who cannot be controlled.

Whatever Putin's reason, we are dealing with a president who is very happy to destabilise the American government system.

Trump's style has forced everyone to adopt new and unknown tactics. The Democrats have a more extreme response to Trump, until the involvement of impeachment, public harassment of Trump officials, and the disappearance of Migration and Customs Implementation (ICE). The media, whose job is to defend the truth, are in an anttagonistic relationship with Trump, taking into account more than 4,000 fraudulent claims and his lies.

Trump, however, stresses that there is a positive relationship with Putin.

Many think it will end badly, without solutions and opportunities for a crisis. With so many people vigorously submitting to opposing polar versions of the truth, it seems that a historical clash is inevitable. The confrontation of Trump with enemies so far has not led to the disaster that many of Trump's opponents have predicted.

The problem is, if and/or when the crisis comes, we'll be unable to face it.