I think the latter scenario is more likely. Then they can claim “look, we got rid of the guy that did it” and continue with whatever agenda the actual folks in charge are following with a new figurehead.

He would've been stopped during Trump I. That's why he's now in Trump II relying on yes-men without at least a bit of competence on their resorts.

Let's just hope it blows up in the silo at least.

He was never in control, and Americans needs to realise that nothing short of dissolution of the administration down to state level is probably going to solve this.

Wasn't a general forced to retire last week? I wonder if we get a few more, until they find someone willing to give that order.

There is a very high chance a US nuke would fallout over Israel. So, very high chance.