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WORLD TURKISH NEWS/WORLD TURKISH NEWS HILL.NEWS Trump is the most dangerous man in the world. It's easy to get caught up in the exaggerated and alarming communications about Donald Trump's second presidency. The security measures and principled advisors that prevented his authoritarian rule in his first term are gone. Without them, and with his advancing age, he has become the most dangerous man in the world. Among the proponents of the overly muscular man (one of his so-called Secretary of War), some see this as a compliment. But it is not. The man who currently wields his enormous weapons lacks the temperament, mental stability, and compass necessary for the job. He is bound to the American Republic and the international order. In normal times and under the system prescribed by the Constitution, Congress and the courts act as a safety valve against excessive testosterone. President Trump has completely terrified both. Military commanders who objected to Trump's abuse of the armed forces have either resigned or been removed from their posts. Last week, there were signs that Trump, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and the military may have crossed the line toward war crimes in carrying out the president’s controversial attack on Venezuela, an attack not authorized by Congress with a declaration of war. Trump justifies this attack with questionable interpretations of his authority, undisclosed legal notes, and undisclosed evidence; defending an attack on a southern neighbor with the world’s largest proven oil reserves. Even some Republicans seem to think he’s gone too far. However, some time ago, we reached the point where all Americans should be concerned about the motivations and mental and emotional stability of a person who could trigger nuclear apocalypse without anyone’s permission, a second opinion, consultation with Congress, or the approval of his generals. In addition to 5,400 nuclear weapons, Trump commands the most powerful military force ever created. More than 2 million uniformed men and women, along with their families, depend on his decision for their lives. People in the countries the president might target are equally concerned; Venezuela’s 30 million inhabitants currently share this concern. American families have reason to worry, especially those living in Democrat-controlled cities where Trump has deployed heavily armed troops to stage a dangerous political theater. Their mission is to intimidate, terrorize, and divide families, with particular attention paid to people of color. Our fear and hatred are not even comparable to what is happening in Ukraine. In his ongoing pursuit of the Nobel Peace Prize, Trump has uninvited and unauthorizedly drawn into the Ukrainian war, boasting that he could end it in a day due to his special relationship with Vladimir Putin. Now it is clear that he is Putin's puppet. Trump has publicly humiliated the Ukrainian president, disparaged our European allies, and cut off direct U.S. military aid to Ukraine; Putin, meanwhile, has devastated cities.