Trump saviour of America, conman or psychopath?

 Thu 7:48 pm +00:00, 16 Apr 2026  

posted by Tapestry

And here is a possible reason for this –

Does Trump have a rational mind? He claims the war with Iran is mostly over? Yet he’s sending more forces into the region.  Israel wants Iran weakened, and Lebanon divided by civil war.  Conning the US public no problem.

Professor Diesen says Israel is overstretched.

What is Israel’s connection to Trump?  Is he being blackmailed?

Tucker Carlson blows out being referred to as anti-Semitic and a bigot because he questions the effect of Israel’s political decisions on the USA.  He says.’I don’t think that works any more.’

David Icke called him out in 2016 and before –

Hitchens Raises ‘Genuine Alarm’

Hitchens said: ‘It seems to me that if somebody from another galaxy landed on Earth and heard the term ‘mad mullah’, they would not look towards Tehran but would think they must be referring to the President of the United States.

‘Some say he is doing a madman president act to frighten people into doing his bidding. But how would we actually know that is true?

‘The Jesus picture is particularly disturbing. How could any adult, educated person, sensitive to public opinion as any politician must be, not realise that posting a picture of yourself dressed as Jesus Christ would cause problems?

‘I do not want to engage in diagnosing the President. It would be both rude and wrong and I am not qualified. But I think there is reason for genuine alarm over whether the person who has the power to order the firing of nuclear weapons is entirely with us.’

Vine Weighs In

Vine went further, saying that ‘without a shadow of a doubt’ the President is mentally unstable.

She explained that even when Trump was merely a property mogul and television personality, he was known to ‘behave inappropriately’.

But his decision-making has since become so lacking in empathy, she argued, that his behaviour can only be described as psychopathic.

She said: ‘We know from past reports of Trump’s behaviour that he is capable of acting with startling inappropriateness.

‘I have a very close friend who, years ago, went to interview him at Mar-a-Lago. At the time, Trump was married to a beautiful, leggy supermodel. He turned to my friend and said: ‘Isn’t that an amazing [expletive]!’

‘They then went around his house and came to a large painting of him as a God-like, orange figure. He stood behind her and said: ‘What a guy!’

Hitchens Warns of Growing Issue

‘He doesn’t understand the normal signals of human behaviour. He doesn’t understand that it is not acceptable to swear in public, or to pretend to be Jesus. He just doesn’t get it.

‘His behaviour is that of a psychopath. He cannot empathise with people and he behaves in a way that is essentially antisocial. He has no boundaries at all.’

Hitchens warned that Trump’s mental state will become a ‘bigger and bigger issue’ for the United States and the world, and that although the President’s escapades can at times be amusing, the consequences of his actions are ‘profoundly serious’.

He said: ‘We should be careful about what we say and stay within the rules of civilised discourse.

‘But I think it should go on record that those people in positions of high responsibility in the United States government really do need to consider what to do about this.’

To hear the full debate, search for Alas Vine and Hitchens now, wherever you get your podcasts.