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Iceland calls Trump post ‘wholly inappropriate,’ summons U.S. ambassador:
Trump map: Canada, Iceland under U.S., ambassador summoned
Trump map: Canada, Iceland under U.S., ambassador summoned
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Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
Murphy's law, by Edward A. Murphy Jr., USAF, Aerospace Engineer -
In the 'Better late than never' Category, here are more examples of POTUS Trump 2.0 (i.e. [re-]elected in late 2024, and still in power as of late September 2026, in spite of his not yet officially diagnosed [i.e. in an unbiased way] case of 'lunacy', as quite possibly shown yet again by a fairly recent claim of his that the US 'owns the moon', i.e. with an online graphic declaration of his that includes Trump's unmistakable shadowy head's outline on the entire lit side of the moon, rather like the sinister face of 'Mr. Big'' being shown all over the lighted side of the moon near the end of one old Rocky & Bullwinkle classic TV cartoon episode, as I gave a [short video snippet] link to on LinkedIn, a short while ago -e.g. see my Profile Page there, if any viewers here care to track that link [to that video/snippet that I provided] down) having rather 'bad behaviour', in terms of US international relations, blockades, etc., i.e. on his watch (just in 2026, alone):
From mid-January 2026:
CBC report on Trump's choice for ambassador to Iceland's 'joke' about making Iceland a '52nd state':
Trump's Iceland ambassador pick made a '52nd state' joke. Icelanders aren't laughing | CBC News
And now, from late August 2026:
After Trump's unpleasantries, Iceland advances a scheduled vote, that ultimately narrowly rejects restarting EU membership talks:
Iceland votes against restarting EU membership talks
Plus, from early in 2026 (as well as from relatively very recently in September of this year) what at least some may argue is/are the most 'glaringly bad/obvious' (i.e. 'better late than never to point out') example[s] of Trump 2.0's 'bad behavior' (i.e. just in the western hemisphere, alone) as US Commander in Chief, 'just so far':
(Trump's recently very recent address at the UN, that's still echoing at least there, spoke of, among other things [some being perhaps in an equally ominous way], a now longstanding prediction of his that Cuba's still communist gov't 'will fall' [in March of 2026, for example, he told CNN by phone, that it would 'soon fall'].)
Not that I'm pro-communist at all, but (i.e. in the 'better late than never' category) here's just one link that strongly suggests that what Trump 2.0 (i.e. as commander in chief of the US armed forces at sea, etc.) began (and still is) doing against the island nation of Cuba (the nation where the now long deceased legendary world chess champion J. R. Capablanca was born, and also a [formerly?] long popular vacation spot, e.g. for many Canadians) is against all norms of international law:
UN experts condemn US executive order imposing fuel blockade on Cuba | OHCHR
Regards, Kevin PaceyAnything that can go wrong will go wrong.
Murphy's law, by Edward A. Murphy Jr., USAF, Aerospace Engineer
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