Summary of Paul McGuire & Troy Anderson's Trumpocalypse

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#1 Trump was faced with the most daunting decision of his presidency: whether to launch a nuclear attack on Russia. As he waited for further information, he wondered if he was about to push the button for the Apocalypse.

#2 Many people have questioned whether Trump is too impulsive and unpredictable, and whether he might accidentally launch nuclear weapons. However, David Horowitz, a conservative commentator and New York Times bestselling author, disagrees with the idea that Trump is so reckless and impulsive that he poses an existential threat to humanity.

#3 Trump’s election strategy involved claims that Trump couldn’t be trusted with the nation’s nuclear forces, a political tactic similar to Lyndon B. Johnson’s use of accusations against Republican Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential election.

#4 The world is a dangerous place, and the 1 percent are responsible for that. Meanwhile, the world economy is teetering, and the disparity between the financial elite and everyone else is threatening to tear apart the one-world order conceived by the globalist elites.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822513235

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Contents

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Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Trump was faced with the most daunting decision of his presidency: whether to launch a nuclear attack on Russia. As he waited for further information, he wondered if he was about to push the button for the Apocalypse.

#2

Many people have questioned whether Trump is too impulsive and unpredictable, and whether he might accidentally launch nuclear weapons. However, David Horowitz, a conservative commentator and New York Times bestselling author, disagrees with the idea that Trump is so reckless and impulsive that he poses an existential threat to humanity.

#3

Trump’s election strategy involved claims that Trump couldn’t be trusted with the nation’s nuclear forces, a political tactic similar to Lyndon B. Johnson’s use of accusations against Republican Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential election.

#4

The world is a dangerous place, and the 1 percent are responsible for that. Meanwhile, the world economy is teetering, and the disparity between the financial elite and everyone else is threatening to tear apart the one-world order conceived by the globalist elites.

#5

There are numerous signs that the world is nearing its end, including political and racial unrest in the United States, rising unemployment around the world, and wars and nuclear conflicts simmering around the globe.

#6

The Bible is full of prophecies, and many Christians are interested in them because they believe the Second Coming is near. When multiple prophecies come to pass at the same time, that is very significant.

#7

Trump was placed in office by God. He has come to power in one of the most biblically prophetic times in human history. The Bible reveals that when God uses a man or a woman for his purposes, rarely is that person chosen because he or she is perfect.

#8

America, and in fact, the entire world, has fallen away from God. And as such, has brought in idols of carnality and gain, as well as idols of materialism and licentiousness.

#9

Despite