Trump's birds and bees
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As one of the world’s leading Trumpologists, along with the rest of Substack, it is time to talk to you kids about the birds and the bees—yes, sex and gender, and how that affects your future world, as determined by the President of the USA (the United States Almighty).
If you want to understand the method in Trump’s madness, you have to understand this stuff.
Dr. Mary L. Trump is a clinical psychologist, author of “Too Much and Never Enough”.
She says that Trump’s immediate family was misogynistic – y’know, where a man was a man and a woman was not—including Trump’s Mom with whom Trump as a proto-human being had little connection.
Naturally, Trump went to military school.
Yes, kid’s …it’ a MAN’s world.
So what exactly were women to a person like him? Answer: – they were sex objects – or tools to be used mostly for his own validation, hence a series of trophy wives. Oh, and Stormy.
Dr Mary says, “he hates and fears women who do not yield to his sense of superiority”.
In “Women for Trump”,psychoanalyst Dr. Manfred Kets de Vries says Trump uses “courtship displays”—such as his gold-plated hotels and foreign-born wives— to signal power and wealth to gain supporters, a kind of unconscious “compulsive self-aggrandizement” masking “enormous fragility”.
Power, power, power.,..
OK, there are zillions of psychologists out there. As I said, these days, everyone seems to be one.
The question is: how do Trump’s attitudes towards women affect his geopolitics?
Or do they at all?
Trump’s need for dominance is obvious in his often cavalier treatment of male world leaders, with the possible exception of the ones who have their fingers on the nuclear button like Xi and Putin or Kim .
In the case of Canada, which doesn’t have anything more threatening than rabid beavers, he belittled Trudeau. OK...Trudeau deserved it. But now it’s Carney, not my favorite politician, but at least not Trudeau.
Then there was former bus driver Maduro…..a “thug”, a “narco terrorist”. Damn those bus drivers - can’t be trusted, not that Trump has ever taken a bus.
But with Maduro enjoying the fruits of American penal hospitality, Trump is now love-dovey with Delcy Rodriguez.
He has returned a tanker, reopened Venezuelan airspace, and eased sanctions. And he pointedly rejects Corina Machado, who stole is Nobel.
Of course, he started with threats. On January 4, 2026, Trump warned Delcy would pay a “bigger price than Maduro” if she did not comply with U.S. wishes.
Rodriguez has responded with a smile — and also with the Venezuelan hydrocarbons reform law which opens up investment in the development of Venezuelan heavy crude but also asserts Venezuelan resource sovereignty! That’s a big word and nobody in Trump’s team knows it except that uppity bitch Tulsi has a dictionary.
Trump thinks Delcy is kissing the ring, although no American oil company could realize a profit for a decade or two – and they are mostly not interested. Also while law opens up investment opportunities to “free enterprise” it is not specific to one country.
China could benefit, of course. And China has the economic power to punish the US, if the US really gets in its way. China is growing every day more powerful. The US is getting weaker.
Delcy and her brother Rodriquez are dedicated Chavista— and in terms of social philosophy have much in common with the Chinese - nothing with the Gringos. .
Trump doesn’t sees any of this. He sees only a polite, nice Latin lady in hot pink.
Similarly, Trump threatened Mexico’s president, Sheinbaum. with threats of punitive tariffs and possible military intervention against cartels to force cooperation on trade and immigration. But:
But, hey, she’s cute! And like Rodriguez, understands “macho” men’s fragile need to look strong, even when they are not.
These women smile and keep on doing what they want.
He values women who have power but “yield” to his wishes, just as he hoped Mommy would have. For a man to be “hard”, a woman must be soft.
“Softness was unthinkable,” for Trump Sr, Mary Trump writes, adding that he would grow furious whenever her father - known as Freddy - apologised for any errors.
Fred Sr, she said “would mock him. Fred wanted his oldest son to be a ‘killer.’
Donald became what Freddy refused to be.
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"The poor have little,
Beggars none;
The rich too much
Enough not one".
- Benjamin Franklin
"The first lesson of economics is scarcity: There is never enough of anything to fully satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics".
- Thomas Sowell, “Is Reality Optional?” (1993)
My dear friend: I have followed and will continue to follow your articles with great interest, as they exhibit original and accurate points of view when it comes to geopolitical analysis. I even fully agree with your analysis of VVP, and I agree with you on many aspects of Donald as President. However, I have noticed, on previous occasions, including when Maduro was taken away, a certain disconnect between what you see from outside Latin America and what those of us who live in Latin America see. I see that you consider Chavez, Delcy Rodriguez, Sheinbaum, and, why not, Kirchner, leaders who want the best for their people and oppose the Yankee empire. My dear friend: nothing, absolutely nothing, could be further from the truth. I, and many like me—I'd say 70%—are more than fed up with these leaders who talk about the people, popular struggle, social justice, etc., etc., etc., but behind closed doors are more corrupt, kleptomaniac, and usurious than the owner of BlackRock. Many of us men, who have lived since birth being accused of sexism, and who must, day after day, progress in a society that also takes away what we work for in the name of equality, do not agree with the exaltation that is usually made of the female figures who lead or have led the destinies of our countries, but I dare to summarize it in a single word: USELESS. I really advise you, with all due respect, that before talking about Social Justice, Chavez's struggle, the disgraceful Guevara, Sheinbaum and others, you ask your followers or find out a little more deeply what the majority of Latin Americans think of this political movement and its leaders: you will be surprised by the answer.