Our concerns about the administration in America have worsened more than anticipated during this first month in office. Here are some examples:

– The Western world is now divided, which aligns with the interests of Russia and other authoritarian regimes. In reality, Trump appears to be Putin’s lapdog.

– America has withdrawn from the Paris Agreement of 2016, making the effort to address the climate crisis more challenging for everyone. This decision is not only misguided but also contradicts the principles upheld by the scientific community.

– The United States has betrayed Ukraine, accusing them of starting the war and excluding them from negotiations over supposed peace terms. The new administration has made new alliances with despots and swallowed Putin’s propaganda hook, line, and sinker.

– The Transatlantic alliance, which has benefited both America and Europe for decades, is now fractured, perhaps even beyond repair.

– The new administration has threatened to use military force against its allies and neighboring countries. That in itself speaks volumes and shows a total lack of ethical compass.

– America is rapidly transforming into an oligarchy. The fact that Mr. Musk holds significant political power without being elected highlights this issue. Additionally, Trump has exempted Musk’s companies from several federal charges without a judicial trial. 

America is on a dangerous path that could lead to a more perilous and less democratic world. It’s crucial that we, as a global community, stand united against such threats. Economic and military strength should not be merely an excuse to intimidate others. This administration may also be remembered as one that treaded away from democracy and the foundations of Western culture to embrace a new hegonomy in which large nations split and divided smaller nations between them. 

The Kingdom of Unixploria will revise its security measures and diplomatic affairs accordingly, hoping this madness will end. If it does not, we must strengthen our ties with other Western nations that share our values.