Those who closely observe Donald Trump's character find themselves facing a complex political and human case, where narcissism blends with an obsession with appearance and uniqueness, in a scene that almost encapsulates the idea of 'me or no one.' His contradictory daily statements and his way of dealing with the media and elites reveal a personality that feeds on polarization and invests in chaos, not listening to reason but driven by the impulses of the self and desire. This behavior is not merely a difference in style, but reflects a deeper disorder in self-esteem and reality, to the point where an observer might think that Trump sees himself as 'the savior of the world' from collapse, transcending the boundaries of politics to the outskirts of absurdity in symbolism and sanctity.
And despite America's superiority in many fields, history teaches that whenever a nation dominates without justice, it soon begins its countdown to decline. Strength is not a measure for survival, but rather justice and balanced leadership. When this balance is absent and the ruler becomes a symbol of pride, mockery, and disdain for others, the tools of superiority turn into reasons for disintegration. Hence, it is the duty of the wise to warn not to place the destinies of their people in the hands of those whose minds have been consumed by the display of power and the exploitation of influence, and who have lost the balance of humility, wisdom, and acknowledgment of human limits.
And if contradiction is a prominent feature of Trump's personality, his financial ambitions are no less confusing than his political leanings. He launched his own digital currency under a slogan bearing his name and image, an attempt to cement leadership even in the realm of cryptocurrencies, while his wife also appeared in similar digital projects where she exploited her symbolic capital to market NFT tokens that hold no real value other than taking advantage of a misled fan loyalty. As for his children, they became involved in promoting questionable digital investments, exploiting the family's influence to profit from crowds that see the name 'Trump' as a brand more than as the name of a statesman. Prominent American media have documented how millions of dollars were raised from those projects without legal clarity or investment guarantees, in a behavior that shows how an entire family has turned into an investment system selling illusions under the guise of politics.
And if this model is what is presented today as the savior of the nation, then the danger does not threaten America alone, but extends to all who follow in its footsteps. Justice is the only guarantee for continuity; when balance is absent, and a mentality of exploitation and arrogance prevails, the fate of any nation—no matter how powerful—will be decline.