As expected, Trump was shot while canvassing for votes. He was shot with a small-caliber rifle from more than 200 meters away. The possibility of hitting the target was low. Although the murderer fired 8 shots and hit the surrounding people, there was no It hurts Trump himself. Under such strict security protection measures, the ambush in a nearby building did not use a sniper rifle, but an ordinary rifle. It can be seen that it was not a professional murder. In fact, it was confirmed that the murderer was just a high school graduate. If a professional killer used a sniper rifle, he could kill him with one shot from more than 200 meters away. Afterwards, because the ambush position was exposed, the murderer was killed by a sniper watching nearby, so the shady story behind it could not be traced. This time, it hit the teleprompter and did not hit him at all. In the end, raising his hands and shouting fight was just a show. This time is very likely that he will be sent back to the White House.
Although
assassinations of presidents and candidates are common in the United States,
and the Security Service provides fairly tight protection to candidates,
assassinations still occurred in the end. Internationally, in recent years,
Japan's Shinzo Abe was killed at close range, and Taiwan's Chen Shui-bian was
shot in a car. Chen Shui-bian's assassination was a script by a director, while
Abe died due to a complete lack of security precautions. There are two
possibilities for Trump's assassination this time. If you really wanted to
snipe him, you could have used a right gun to succeed. The 8 bullets were not
aimed at all, they were just fired in his direction. Whether you hit him or not
depends on luck, and Trump had better luck and was not injured. Only the ears
were scratched by debris, and no matter how big the risk is, it is worth to
return to the White House. Otherwise, not to mention the lawsuits he faces,
political opponents will never let him go again.
If re-elected, it
is foreseeable that he will immediately intervene in the Russia-Ukraine war, Putin helped him
become president, and he helped Russia get rid of its long-term isolation and
siege internationally due to the Russia-Ukraine border conflict and the
Crimea issue. As long as he comes to power, he will inevitably use various
excuses to intervene in NATO's fight against Russia, and will indirectly
withdraw the United States from NATO and disband it in disguise. Forcing
Zelensky to trade territory for peace enabled the most blatant act of
aggression since World War II. It helps Russia prevent the NATO expansion and
promotes the disintegration of the organization-NATO, established
during the Cold War, thus freeing Putin from the current passive situation,
escaping the fate of being constantly consumed and ultimately failing, and
helping him maintain his rule for life.
His so-called plan
to unite Russia to resist China was a bluff. The ultimate goal was to unite
Russia, and dealing with competitors was secondary and excuse. And
whether the United States has the ability to compete with its opponents is
still debatable. At least this process will take a long time, and the West has
been deeply colluding with it for many years. The decoupling cannot be
completed in the short to medium term, and Trump only has a term of four years
at most. It is impossible to defeat the opponent in such a short period of
time. The last time he forcefully suppressed the opponent, it caused a global epidemic,
which ultimately led to his failure to be re-elected and to step down. The U.S.
policy of supporting competitors after the Cold War has not changed until now.
It hopes that the rival side can return to the original U.S.-led relationship
between the two countries through internal power transfer, rather than directly
competing through armed confrontation. Moreover, Europe and the United States
are now concentrating all their energy on dealing with Russia. The so-called
competitor is a secondary contradiction and now it is just suppression. Only
after Russia's Putin is completely dealt with the West will later point the finger
at his competitors.
If the Russian
issue is abandoned halfway now, the opponent's strength is far superior to
Russia, freeing Russia will also take great risks. Once it makes a comeback and
unites with competitors to jointly suppress the United States and rebuild the
world order, it is difficult to contend alone. Eventually, it developed into a
nuclear confrontation with an unpredictable outcome, and the price paid was too
high. Now Europe and the United States are gradually consuming Russia in
Ukraine, and are exerting pressure and restrictions to limit the competitor dare not to participate directly.
The good situation of concentrating all their efforts to solve Russia will be
broken. In the end, not only will Russia get out of trouble, but the United States will
also face a full-scale confrontation from its competitors. At that time, conflicts
will break out in Europe, the Middle East, the Korean Peninsula, the South
China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, Central Asia and other places, and totalitarian
countries and terrorists around the world will unite. The United States will
not only be exhausted, and it is difficult to cope with attacks from
unrestricted warfare overseas and at home.
Therefore, even if
it is inevitable for Trump to come to power again, for competitors, for Europe,
for NATO, for the Democratic Party, for trade wars, for globalization, for the
new epidemic, for Biden, for the United States, etc., no matter from any aspects, he will surely face flying
bullets again for the sake of long-term peace of mankind, but next time it will
from a small kid’s cheap caliber rifle.
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