#Putin’s arrest is, for #Trump, the only way to preserve not only his historical reputation but also his political standing.

On August 15, the #Russian #Dracula will triumphantly disembark at the Elmendorf-Richardson base (Alaska).

He’ll smirk at the U.S. Marines and head back into high politics—the very arena he was unceremoniously booted from in February 2022.

It’s hard to imagine a more opportune moment to pin this ghoul to the concrete, cuff him, and whisk him away into the unknown.

It would be foolish to pass up a one-hundred-percent chance to instantly end the war and stop that filth that seeps into the world more and more each day.

This straightforward arrest procedure solves all problems at once and turns Trump into a true hero of the planet.

America becomes “great again.”

All the gangs, all the scumbags, executioners, and terrorists around the world lose their coordinator, inspirer, and sponsor. The ayatollah ends up transformed into a Smesharik.

The threat of a global war, ruin, torrents of blood, and hundreds of millions of refugees vanishes like a bad dream.

There will be no missile-nuclear strikes from #russia, since everyone there will be too busy sawing up power. And besides, it’s impossible to missile a country whose president is being held in its basements.

In any other scenario, Trump is doomed to play the role of the bathhouse attendant who carefully cleans the war criminal, gives him a good back rub, exfoliates the freak, and combs his hair.

Any heart-to-heart talks with Putin only serve to legitimize torture, lies, mass murder, child abduction, robbery, and the repression of the innocent.

However, if Trump doesn’t dare to commit the greatest act of his life and instead settles for cleaning up after the ghoul, millions of people will finally lose their “faith in goodness,” in justice, and in the inevitable punishment of evil. And that, too, isn’t necessarily a bad thing, since humanity is desperately in need of even a basic dose of sobriety.

Nevzorov