How do one make about the bid Donald Trump is making in his national voyage of becoming the forty-fifth President of the United States of America. Several issues can be brought here for the sake of discussion but I only choose two for the purposes of simple reflections without belaboring the issue extensively:

The First: How do one make of Donald Trump's take on international diplomacy where, when appearing on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight he complained about the fact that President Barack Obama has given Hu Jintao, the current president of the People's Republic of China a lavish lunch. He complained that instead Hu Jintao should have been taken to the nearby MacDonald Restaurant for lunch. What a course in international diplomacy.

The second: And what about his recent take in his small on the fringes political rally in the state of Florida. It was there in Florida that Donald Trump resolved to establish a research committee to conduct extensive intensive studies in the place where Barack Obama was born?

What are we having here, and how shall we enter the debate and engage on these issues brought to us by the United States President in waiting?

Sometimes in the issues of debates and engagement you find yourself with one avenue really, and that avenue is to be bombastic because there is really nothing else to say. So here I want to be deliberately and purposely bombastic. Here is my take of Donald Trump:

Donald Trump is on a steep psychopathological subway of colossal supraordinate narcissim and active hypnagogic sensations of rising and ever falling endlessly into depths of self depreciation of huge proportions. Psychologically this state of supraordinate narcissim and active hypnagogic sensations is marked by a peculiar disorientation in regard to one's own personality which has been hidden but now is brought to the surface to amuse the public.

The personality of Donald Trump has been hidden under his wealth and his television cartoon games of "you are fired". In my opinion, this Donald Trump President of America is by far the worst and most damaging form of adult middle age abuse.

About the Author:
Dr Chris Kanyane has Ph.D (History) obtained from Central Western University, Arlington, Texas (US). Is a Board Member for International Journal of Peace and Development Studies. He is also the author of two historical biographical books; Turfloop and Eugen Weber Greatest Historian Of Our Times: Lessons of Greatness To The Future. 

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