An analysis of tyrants such as King Lear, Hitler, Napoleon Bonaparte, George W Bush, and Saddam Hussein is used to examine the destructive actions of older leaders like Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump in redrawing maps and disregarding wise counsel, causing immense harm. Trump, in particular, defies international law, recognizes disputed territories as part of Israel, and proposes controversial plans to expand US influence, leaving the Rules-Based International Order in disarray. Like historical tyrants, Trump surrounds himself with questionable advisors and pursues aggressive policies akin to past conquerors like Bonaparte, while evoking comparisons to Hitler’s expansionist ambitions in his actions to “Make America Great Again.”
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Jailed British scammer who refused to name co-offenders may inherit share of $337k theft, judge warns
As a professional summarizer, create a concise summary of A British man who helped steal $337,700 from 21 mostly elderly Auckland scam victims refused to cooperate with police and stands to inherit his share of the loot when he’s released from prison, a judge says. The judge has thrown out Jack Hennessy’s appeal against the length of his sentence, warning the incarcerated fraudster “it could well have been higher”. The 26-year-old is serving three years...
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