The White House may try to deceive you, but it is they who appear foolish! The people of Denmark are not easily fooled; they can see through the White House's antics. Here are some recent contributions to Fool's Day 2025 from Denmark that highlight this: 1. The Danish government is offering the United States the chance to take control of Anholt, a small Danish island among the 500 Danish islands (with Greenland as the largest island in the world). 2. Residents in Copenhagen want to rename Amerikavej (America Street) to Grønlandsvej (Greenland Street), drawing a parallel to the White House's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. 3. Greenland has humorously declared that it has "bought" Donald Trump, referencing the White House's previous interest in purchasing Greenland, and the idea that Russia has taken ownership of Trump. This statement was the last official communication from Denmark. Additionally, foolish things, during Trump’s administration, tariffs were imposed on over 180 countries, including the Heard and McDonald Islands in the Indian Ocean, which have been an Australian territory since 1947 and are uninhabited. Perhaps the island's residents—penguins and seals—are more supportive of Trump's trade policies than human beings. We hope Trump was mistaken and was going to impose tariffs on the Russians. He probably did mix up the names. He was thinking there were penguins and seals in Russia, and Russians in the Heard and McDonald Islands! Trump’s foolish decisions extend beyond tariffs. Vladimir Putin likely understands why Trump behaves erratically, responding without hesitation to Putin's directives. Trump has placed tariffs on all countries worldwide—except for Russia and its two emerging "satellite states," North Korea and Belarus. Ultimately, the American public will bear the financial burden, just as they did during Trump's previous tariff initiatives from 2016 to 2020. The Trump administration appears pro-Russian, seemingly following Putin's orders to exploit the American people. This situation should make it easier for Republicans to see the true impacts of Putin's direct influence on the U.S. Trump lacks the power to take meaningful action, and his initiatives may only provoke a global conflict. Putin needs enemies to justify starting a conventional world war, provoking reactions against both Russia and the United States. Contrary to his claims, Trump is not in a position to effectively challenge Putin. North Korea is on track to become a new satellite state of Russia, with Putin constructing a significant bridge to connect with it. Putin is a brutal and unrealistic figure, rooted in the Soviet era of Stalin. He disregards the lives of the 1,000,000 Russian soldiers lost in the war he initiated in Ukraine. Russia has not achieved victory in any conflict, including World War II. The only reason Russia managed to fight against Hitler was that the United States assisted Stalin by providing essential supplies to protect his soldiers from the severe winter. The deaths of Hitler's soldiers were largely due to the harsh winter, rather than any strategic victory, contrary to Putin's constant bragging. To clarify, Putin is not a warrior; he is a ruthless terrorist. Historically, there have been no terrorists who have won a war. Terrorists should be imprisoned. Why are Putin and Trump not in prison? It's essential to consider this.