Re: [OT] Not TACO anymore?

Looking at Google News, I've seen a spate of op-eds saying that Donald
Trump is too emotional, childish, and erratic to be trusted with the
nuclear launch codes.
 While I don't disagree with the basic sentiment, as I think he is
unsuitable to be trusted with the post of municipal dogcatcher, let
alone POTUS, I was a bit surprised by this. After all, given his
policies on the Ukraine conflict, it seemed obvious that he is terrified
of a nuclear war, and would prefer to let Russia overrun all of Europe
to taking the risk of standing up to it.
 But it's obvious what prompted this. Iran.
 It's hard for me, but here I'll actually defend something Trump is
doing. Just like Bush with the second war on Iraq, really. Sure, Tulsi
Gabbard may well be right that Iran poses no immediate threat of
becoming nuclear armed, just as Iraq didn't really have WMDs.
 But Iraq did not 100% totally cooperate with weapons inspectors.
 So if even the tiniest possibility of Iraq having WMDs is absolutely
intolerable, Bush was right.
 And this is what's happening with Iran. Iran insists on enriching
uranium beyond levels needed for peaceful electrical power production.
It refuses to totally cooperate with the IAEA.
 So if they aren't going to totally comply with what's needed to ensure
they will never, ever, possibly get nukes, fixing it by force is what's
needed.
 Basically, my feeling about Trump and nuclear war hasn't changed from
what his policies on Ukraine led me to. The danger from him isn't a
nuclear war. It's a Co-Dominion world, where Russia gets Europe, China
gets Taiwan and a bunch else, say Korea and the Philippines for
starters, and the U.S. gets Canada, Greenland, and all of Latin America.
 And all three of the nuclear superpowers that peacefully (in terms of
peace between them; the takeover of the rest of the world will be by
force) divide up the world will of course by tyrannical. The U.S. will
go beyond the worst nightmares of liberals about Project 2025.
 That, and not its opposite, nuclear war, is the real danger Trump poses.
 John Savard