Trump Reveals: Iran Conflict Will Last as Long as Defending a Thesis at Liepāja University
The US President promised to 'finish the job' in Iran within two weeks, proving he knows neither what Iran is nor how long any job actually takes.
US President Donald Trump yesterday unveiled his revolutionary plan — to finish the 'job' in Iran within two weeks. This timeline is about as realistic as the promise that you can write your thesis at Liepāja University in the final two weeks before defense. While Riga political scientists are still trying to figure out where Iran is located, Trump has already calculated that it will take 'maybe a couple days longer'.
While Liepāja University students know that any job takes exactly three times longer than initially planned, Trump demonstrates American optimism by promising to 'destroy everything they have.' Local geopolitics expert Jānis from the North Station comments: 'Well, if he thinks he can sort out Iran in two weeks, then he's never tried to start a car in winter in Liepāja.'
Trump also mentioned that he 'might reach an agreement before that,' which is a classic strategy — promise the impossible and then hope someone offers a compromise. Currently, the Strait of Hormuz is closed, affecting oil exports about as much as Liepāja wind affects your hairstyle. But Trump is convinced that with the right attitude, everything will be resolved faster than a semester at Liepāja University.
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