Trump Is Not Insane Far From It

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The little we know about the United States of America is through forced History subjects, basketball players, movie stars and presidents. Some were assassinated like John F. Kennedy.  Others survived in movies such as Olympus Has Fallen, directed by Antoine Fuqua, of Training Day fame starring Denzel Washington.

Olympus Has Fallen is a movie. Today's reality is Donald Trump and what he is planning, when he finally admits that indeed, his Olympus has fallen. The movie became frightening on 6 January 2021, when his disciples stormed the Capitol. The movie is surreal because agents had to save the U.S. President when terrorists invaded the White House. I still get goose pimples when I think how terrorists breached security. On 6 January, it was a newly-appointed Congress and a freshly elected U.S. President that had to be evacuated from Trump’s supporters.

What will happen when Donald Trump throws in the towel and admits his Olympus has fallen? He will plead insanity all the way to the Supreme Court. He doesn’t watch videos of 6 January 2021 because the mission was not accomplished. Ordinary Americans do, because they still cannot believe it happened in their own country.

Donald Trump cannot plead insanity today, before November or after November 2024, because his intention to be president by any means necessary predates 2016. The State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump and Jack Smith’s case against him, demonstrates the intention of a man  in his right senses, to incinerate American democracy. Lawyers don’t understand the grip he has on the U.S. Supreme Court but it is added proof that he is not mad, was never mad in 2020 and was not mad in his pull and push with the American justice system.

Acceptance of Donald Trump’s plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, will maim the American justice system.

Nonqaba waka Msimang

Executive Blogger

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