Trump Did Do a Gaza Deal. Give Him That.

I’m the most pessimistic person about the Trump administration, because I’ve gotten to the point where I think everything is a conspiracy and a psy-op. Frankly, I’m unclear on how everyone doesn’t think that way after the coronavirus hoax and the rest of the surreal madness that has happened since the fake 2020 election, but okay. I guess most people are still bought in. That’s fine and being bought in probably makes me, someone who believes that literally nothing is real, more interesting to read.

That having been said: Donald Trump has done a Gaza deal. Even if it is completely fake and results in very little change, he did it. And at the very least, it seems pretty likely that the Jew soldiers are going to pull out of the area and that humanitarian aid will be allowed in. It has to be noted that he did this after the entire media claimed that it was impossible for Joe Biden to do exactly this. I don’t think any serious person can deny that this is some kind of achievement, even if the whole thing is temporary.

The pessimistic angle would be: “What did he have to promise Bibi to get this deal?” Because the fact is, it is very unlikely that he threatened to stop sending weapons to Israel. I don’t think that is even possible. So he promised him something. He has to have promised that the Saudis and the Gulf states will restart the normalization of relations, but did he also promise them the West Bank? Probably.

Also, the likelihood of Israel not continuing to bomb Gaza is about zero. I do not think the second stage is ever going to be implemented. I think there’s no real chance of that. However, it might enter into some kind of limbo, where there is aid, there are no Jewish troops, but there is bombing and the remaining hostages are not released.

But regardless of where it ends up, we have to say: for 15 months, Biden claimed this was impossible, and Donald Trump did it before he even took office.

In itself, it might not mean much, but it’s a sign that maybe the Trump administration won’t be some kind of apocalyptic nightmare. I’m not betting it won’t be, but with this Gaza deal, with the sadistic homosexual Marco Rubio of all people admitting the Ukraine lost the war and needs to surrender, with Trump reaching out to Xi Jinping, it at least looks like there will be a honeymoon period before we enter a nightmare world.

The biggest potential problem remains a war with Iran, and the second biggest problem is some kind of war breaking out over the Philippines’ sacred fishing rights in the South China Sea. This is different than under Biden, where the biggest threat was a potential war with Iran and the second biggest threat was nuclear war with Russia.

Also notable is that Elon Musk could do something totally insane and cause a major debacle. It’s not clear what that would even be, but it’s been established both that he has an incredible amount of influence on Trump and that he’s become completely disconnected from reality. Whether a result of long-term drug abuse, stress, genetic defects, or some combination, he is blatantly certifiably insane, and it is never good to have someone with that kind of problem running government policy.

I don’t think Trump is going to outlaw antisemitism or do any of the other really radical things some people are suggesting.

The best case is that the wars are minor and we end up with some years of relative calm before everything comes off the rails in 2028. Again, I think it is much more likely, or nigh certain, that things will come off the rails under Trump, but there is a chance that they won’t, and I think it’s important to put that out there.

I’m not encouraging hope, mind you, because I have no faith at all in anything on this gay Earth. I’m just saying it’s possible it might not be terrible.