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The Art of the Steal: Trump’s Global Ambitions

When it comes to stealing, Donald Trump has proven time and again that he’s no amateur. From swindling college students out of $25 million with Trump University to allegedly eyeing entire countries as his next conquest, Trump has made one thing clear: his ambition knows no bounds.

Sure, $25 million might sound like a lot of money to most of us, but in Trump’s world, that’s just peanuts—a minor scam compared to his broader aspirations. Rumors and musings about acquiring Greenland during his presidency weren’t just idle talk; they were a peek into the mindset of a man who sees the world as a board game he’s determined to win.

And let’s not forget Mexico, Canada, and even Panama—countries that seem to feature prominently in Trump’s fantasies of expansion. But why stop there? Why not go for Russia or China, you big gulumph? Why pick on the little guys when there are bigger fish to fry?

The pattern here is clear: stealing, cheating, and lying are not just Trump’s habits—they’re his strong points. From bankrupt casinos to international politics, Trump has consistently doubled down on his “Art of the Steal.”

But what’s most alarming isn’t just his audacity—it’s the blind loyalty he commands from his followers, who seem willing to cheer him on, no matter the cost.

As we head into another criminal  cycle, we have to ask ourselves: how much more are we willing to let him take? From our democracy to our global standing, there’s a lot more at stake than just dollars and cents—or even entire countries.

So let’s stay vigilant. Because when it comes to Donald Trump, the next big “steal” might be closer than we think.

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