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Former President Trump Issues A World War III Warning

The Hill: Trump responds to Putin’s warning that nuclear threat ‘not a bluff’ Former President Trump responded Wednesday to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s hinting at being willing to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, saying that the conflict should never have happened and that it could lead to a world war. 

Trump said on his social media platform Truth Social that the conflict would not have come to pass if he were still in the Oval Office. “But as I have made very clear for quite some time, this could now end up being World War III,” he said.  

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Update #1: Trump says Ukraine war wouldn’t have happened if he were president and boasts he could end it (The Independent)  

Update #2: Trump issues World War III warning (RT)  

WNU Editor: Would Trump have made a difference if he was still President? I do not know. 

But I do know that it has been 20 months since Biden assumed the Office of the President, and since the fall of Afghanistan last year there is now a perception in the Western world that everything is rapidly descending into political/social/and economic chaos. 

What also does not help is that it appears the US President is not in control of his own faculties. Another "brain fog" incident happened again yesterday (see below):



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