The entire planet is sitting on a powder keg, and on top of it is a bunch of puppets pretending to be world leaders. The United States, that country that boasts of being the world’s leading power (a claim that is becoming increasingly questionable), is governed by figures who are nothing more than pawns of hidden interests. In the White House, in Congress, and in the Pentagon, there are no visionary leaders with a sense of global responsibility—just politicians manipulated by lobbies, corporations, and power groups pulling the strings of international politics like a puppet theater.

And here’s the problem: these puppets have the nuclear button. Yes, the very same button that, with a single order, could turn entire cities into radioactive wastelands and unleash destruction on a planetary scale. And let’s not kid ourselves: if that button ever gets pressed, it won’t be to defend humanity or protect democracy, but to serve the interests of a powerful minority playing with the fate of the world like a game of chess.

While American politics has turned into a grotesque circus where senility, incompetence, and corruption masquerade as leadership, the risk of nuclear war has only increased. The United States, obsessed with maintaining a hegemony that is slipping from its grasp, continues to deploy troops, stockpile weapons, and pressure any country that refuses to bow to its dictates. Meanwhile, the military-industrial complex rubs its hands together: more tensions mean more money, more weapons, and more control.

The power struggles between Washington’s puppets and their global rivals have created an explosive scenario where any mistake, any poor decision, or any desperate move could trigger disaster. And who can guarantee that these individuals—controlled from the shadows—won’t end up pressing the button in a fit of delusion, an act of desperation, or worse, an order dictated from an office where only immediate profit matters?

The fate of millions of people is in the hands of this group of incompetents. They tell us the system is secure, that there are checks and protocols, but the reality is that the danger has never been greater. We are at the mercy of puppets with weapons of mass destruction. Tragedy is not a distant possibility; it is a looming threat that depends on a single mistake, a single order, a single moment of madness.

And while the world clings to a fragile balance, they continue their spectacle, making the public believe everything is under control. But here’s the truth: the danger is real, and every second these individuals remain in power is one second closer to disaster.