The Board of Peace is a Jerk off

President Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” isn’t diplomacy — it’s a public jerk-off session masquerading as statecraft. Ten minutes in, the pattern is obvious: he humiliates every person in the room, then tosses them a fake compliment for smiling while swallowing it. JD Vance gets mocked about his wife out-achieving him academically, everyone chuckles nervously, and the message lands loud and clear: loyalty means letting him kick you in the balls first.

This isn’t leadership — it’s a dominance ritual. The whole theater runs on one rule: prove your devotion by eating the shit sandwich before anyone else does.

And let’s be honest about the Gaza reconstruction spectacle. This isn’t about the people buried under rubble. It’s about the donor class — the billion-dollar pledges, the permanent seats bought with cash, the photo-ops for elites while the actual humanitarian crisis remains unresolved. If you’re not writing a check, you’re not a participant — you’re a prop.

Working people need to wake up. Trump doesn’t see you as citizens; he sees you as an audience. The only people who matter in his world are the ones bankrolling the stage. Everyone else is just applause furniture in a very expensive show.

Don’t mistake the performance for compassion. It’s a con — and it always has been.