To see that effronterous dwarf publicly put in his place by the president of the United States was a soothing salve for the past four years of endless blue-and-yellow flag-humping by "Americans" – if you want to use that word – including the former president of the United States, who had much in common with the effronterous dwarf in that the latter wasn't really elected, either.

Strange about those missing 8 million or so votes during the last election.

It's more than just some savory revenge-at-a-distance, too. The effronterous dwarf was put on notice that Keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevvvv is no longer like what "masking" was back in 2021 – i.e., something everyone was expected to pretend was of the highest moral significance.

The unction has worn off, in other words.

That Zelensky, himself, is a personally repellent little man is no small thing. Idi Amin was at least a hale fellow, well-met (so to speak). He seemed to have a sense of humor, ironic given the effronterous dwarf was a professional comedian before he was selected to play the role of "president" by a congeries of evil and corrupt machinators right here in the United States. Among them, of course, the people styled "neo-cons," such as Victoria Nuland and her husband as well as lots of people styled RINOs, who are "republicans" in much the same way that ex-Admiral Richard Levine is a woman.

Anyhow, it appears that the effronterous dwarf's time on stage is about up. You could see this in his shifty eyes as Trump laid down the law. If we are really fortunate, we'll soon see something else. Something like what those of us who were around at the time got to see when the "president" of Romania, Nicolae Ceau?escu, got what he had coming back in 1989.

One can hope.

In the meanwhile, we can see that WW III has probably been averted – unless the effronterous dwarf, in a final act of narcissistic vengeance, does something to trigger it. Which is not an improbable possibility. The effronterous people Trump is dealing with in a very public way are coming to understand what Trump appears to finally understand. That being this is an either-or business.