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Trump: Don't believe a word he says

This is a man who said that:  Obama should not attack nations, on any condition, without the approval of Congress, and that Syria is a quagmire from which there is no escape.  Finally, the poison gas attack of last week was Obama's fault.

Yesterday Trump bombarder Syrian with  29 59 cruise missiles!

Trump is a dangerous man, what he says on Tuesday has no consequence on Wednesday.

To have a situation so dire in the White House there is no precedent, there was no good reason to bomb Syrian, there is no goal there is only a petty man-child who wants to bomb shit.  The state department knew nothing of this, there are no system in place. Congress (Democrats) applauded the bombing -- but that was as stupid.  You just don't bomb for the fun of it, there as to be a specific objective -- and I mean a geopolitical one (not just "bombing shit").

It would seem that Trump's honey moon with the Alt-right is coming to a close, of course there are still lots of bozos who "applaud Trump's show of force"  but you've got to ask, what is so great about what Trump did Thursday evening?

The inescapable conclusion has to be that what come out of Trump's mouth is verbal diarrhea, and should be largley ignored.

I got a bad feeling about this!

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