Gloucester Saint Posted Tuesday at 20:25 Posted Tuesday at 20:25 More rural regret at voting populist. You’d have thought Brexit was a clue from the other side of the Atlantic, but no
moonraker Posted Wednesday at 03:48 Posted Wednesday at 03:48 I am currently in Philadelphia, have not seen a MAGA a supporter despite frequenting some really good bars. It may be because I am staying with educated literate people! I have had multiple unsolicited ‘rants’ from otherwise normal Americans that DT does not represent them or the USA. On a positive note the Baseball in Philly is great!! 2
Gloucester Saint Posted Wednesday at 05:45 Posted Wednesday at 05:45 (edited) 2 hours ago, moonraker said: I am currently in Philadelphia, have not seen a MAGA a supporter despite frequenting some really good bars. It may be because I am staying with educated literate people! I have had multiple unsolicited ‘rants’ from otherwise normal Americans that DT does not represent them or the USA. On a positive note the Baseball in Philly is great!! The GOP are headed for a political wilderness unless their Senate grows more backbone and teeth rapidly. Congress is too junior and in the grip of a cult. Once they’ve lost both next Houses in Nove,bed next year, Trump is boxed in and gets impeached but the damage could last decades if allowed to go on that long, he’s totally insane. I think the corporate backers and likes of the Kochs need to invest in the Lincoln Project to build a new centre right pro market and business party over there to overtake the GOP as MAGA has made it too toxic to continue as a major force. Edited Wednesday at 05:54 by Gloucester Saint 1
sadoldgit Posted Wednesday at 10:18 Posted Wednesday at 10:18 How many of the 14 in Eco’s test do Trump and his administration tick? https://www.openculture.com/2024/11/umberto-ecos-list-of-the-14-common-features-of-fascism.html
Danbert Posted Wednesday at 10:41 Posted Wednesday at 10:41 Any Brexiters on here still fancy a trade deal with the US? 1
egg Posted Wednesday at 12:02 Posted Wednesday at 12:02 (edited) 1 hour ago, Danbert said: Any Brexiters on here still fancy a trade deal with the US? There's nothing wrong in principle with a deal for whatever trade we do with them. We just need to walk away if the proposed terms are to trade pharmaceuticals other than on a zero / zero tariff basis, have an obligation to buy anything that we can access on the free market, and otherwise trade on unfair terms. Trump needs to understand that the world can function without the US, albeit painfully. Edited Wednesday at 12:02 by egg 4
Whitey Grandad Posted Wednesday at 12:10 Posted Wednesday at 12:10 1 hour ago, Danbert said: Any Brexiters on here still fancy a trade deal with the US? It would last until the wind changes direction. And the wind blows out of Trump’s arse. 2
Whitey Grandad Posted Wednesday at 12:11 Posted Wednesday at 12:11 8 minutes ago, egg said: There's nothing wrong in principle with a deal for whatever trade we do with them. We just need to walk away if the proposed terms are to trade pharmaceuticals other than on a zero / zero tariff basis, have an obligation to buy anything that we can access on the free market, and otherwise trade on unfair terms. Trump needs to understand that the world can function without the US, albeit painfully. These actions will only hasten the world in its move away from America.
egg Posted Wednesday at 12:13 Posted Wednesday at 12:13 1 minute ago, Whitey Grandad said: These actions will only hasten the world in its move away from America. I agree/hope. That doesn't alter that we have to trade with them on some level. All I'm saying is have talks, but don't get bent over. 2
badgerx16 Posted Wednesday at 12:23 Posted Wednesday at 12:23 (edited) A Trump appointed Judge has ruled that the Associated Press should be restored to the White House press corps after it's exclusion over refusing to rename the Gulf of Mexico was deemed in breach of the First Amendment. Edited Wednesday at 12:23 by badgerx16 1
rallyboy Posted Wednesday at 12:47 Posted Wednesday at 12:47 2 hours ago, Danbert said: Any Brexiters on here still fancy a trade deal with the US? It's okay, we held all the cards, Boris got it done years ago, it was the easiest deal in history so we were at the front of the queue. He played a blinder, the lying corrupt conman cunt. 4
egg Posted Wednesday at 13:54 Posted Wednesday at 13:54 1 hour ago, badgerx16 said: A Trump appointed Judge has ruled that the Associated Press should be restored to the White House press corps after it's exclusion over refusing to rename the Gulf of Mexico was deemed in breach of the First Amendment. Good. In the absence of politicians standing up to his nonsense, hopefully the judiciary will. 2
benjii Posted Wednesday at 14:56 Posted Wednesday at 14:56 So, he seems to have broken the bond market now. 1
badgerx16 Posted Wednesday at 16:31 Posted Wednesday at 16:31 (edited) Trump says that "all these countries are ringing us asking for a deal.......kissing my arse...". Goodness only knows when these deals are likely to be negotiated or how long those negotiations might take. The last trade deal successfully negotiated and concluded by the US was the USMCA agreement with Canada and Mexico, signed off during Trump's first term; it was a reworking of the existing NAFTA agreement yet still took 2 years. Edited Wednesday at 16:34 by badgerx16
Gloucester Saint Posted Wednesday at 17:01 Posted Wednesday at 17:01 2 hours ago, benjii said: So, he seems to have broken the bond market now. It used to be said that US Bonds were one of the safest investments you could make. Shows you how far the GOP and MAGA have economically shat the bed. And people were concerned about slightly higher inflation under Biden! 1
egg Posted Wednesday at 17:33 Posted Wednesday at 17:33 125% tariffs now against China. Hopefully they'll match it and make it clear that what's good for the goose is good for the gander. 2
CB Fry Posted Wednesday at 17:43 Posted Wednesday at 17:43 (edited) Aaaaand he's paused the tariffs for three months. What a fucking gutless plank. Bottled it. The markets will go back up and he'll claim all of that as proof of his genius. And the thick cunt Guided Missiles of this world will lap, lap, lap it up. Edited Wednesday at 17:44 by CB Fry 3
Gloucester Saint Posted Wednesday at 17:48 Posted Wednesday at 17:48 None of the MAGA lot ever graduated from life’s finishing school did they? Table manners not a strong point of Vance’s let global diplomacy. 1
whelk Posted Wednesday at 17:54 Posted Wednesday at 17:54 5 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: None of the MAGA lot ever graduated from life’s finishing school did they? Table manners not a strong point of Vance’s let global diplomacy. Considering he comes from inbred drug addict redneck fuckers he should know all about being a peasant 4
whelk Posted Wednesday at 17:54 Posted Wednesday at 17:54 10 minutes ago, CB Fry said: Aaaaand he's paused the tariffs for three months. What a fucking gutless plank. Bottled it. The markets will go back up and he'll claim all of that as proof of his genius. And the thick cunt Guided Missiles of this world will lap, lap, lap it up. Hang on, he knew what was doing. He said so. 1 2
whelk Posted Wednesday at 17:57 Posted Wednesday at 17:57 Somebody must have got some beans and an abacus and explained to the demented fuck how he was screwinv so many US business. Funny how this bloke has discredited USA that all the trust has gone. The world can work without these arrogant pricks 4
whelk Posted Wednesday at 18:00 Posted Wednesday at 18:00 15 minutes ago, CB Fry said: And the thick cunt Guided Missiles of this world will lap, lap, lap it up @Lighthouse won’t reveal the voting results to let us know what desperate sad cunts wanted this guy in charge Although we know one super dim bloke from Thailand 1
badgerx16 Posted Wednesday at 18:11 Posted Wednesday at 18:11 2 minutes ago, whelk said: That Leavett is a piece of work. She owes over $300 thousand dollars as a result of a failed election bid in 2022, most of which is supposed to have been paid back to donors within 60 days because the donations were actually in breach of electoral regulations. 2
Holmes_and_Watson Posted Wednesday at 18:13 Posted Wednesday at 18:13 29 minutes ago, CB Fry said: Aaaaand he's paused the tariffs for three months. What a fucking gutless plank. Bottled it. Darn Deep State. They've got to him, just like they got to Truss. Can their machinations ever be stopped? 1 6
Gloucester Saint Posted Wednesday at 18:14 Posted Wednesday at 18:14 Just now, Holmes_and_Watson said: Darn Deep State. They've got to him, just like they got to Truss. Can their machinations ever be stopped? Lettuce be a lesson to us all. 5
badgerx16 Posted Wednesday at 18:34 Posted Wednesday at 18:34 Trump says that the US is making $2Bn a day from the tariffs, oblivious to the fact that it is US importers, and ultimately consumers, that are paying this. 4
rallyboy Posted Wednesday at 18:41 Posted Wednesday at 18:41 As everyone predicted, Team Trump has made a killing from insider dealing and we're now supposed to be grateful. 3
CB Fry Posted Wednesday at 19:06 Posted Wednesday at 19:06 Not difficult to predict but it didn't take long. 3
badgerx16 Posted Wednesday at 19:39 Posted Wednesday at 19:39 (edited) 33 minutes ago, CB Fry said: Not difficult to predict but it didn't take long. Considering that last week it dropped 2200 points in one day, not really worth boasting about. Edited Wednesday at 19:39 by badgerx16 1
skintsaint Posted Wednesday at 22:58 Posted Wednesday at 22:58 6 hours ago, badgerx16 said: Trump says that "all these countries are ringing us asking for a deal.......kissing my arse..." Thought it was a joke....but
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 06:45 Author Posted Thursday at 06:45 Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. 4
Tamesaint Posted Thursday at 06:49 Posted Thursday at 06:49 (edited) 4 minutes ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. Ah great. We have been waiting for Shit for Brains's comments. Its always fun to hear from the deluded twat. Edited Thursday at 06:50 by Tamesaint 1
badgerx16 Posted Thursday at 07:05 Posted Thursday at 07:05 (edited) 26 minutes ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Are they fuck, it's all imaginary bullshit. Here's a clue, if his mouth is moving - he's lying. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. The US's bluff has been called, and the markets have shown their opinion on the great economic plan. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. China has the US by the balls with the amount of US Government debt it owns. Plus, once the price of their iPhones goes up the US public will start to squeal. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. They crashed last week, or didn't you notice ? Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. The markets wiped their faces as they just about got back to where they were before the shitshow began. Edited Thursday at 07:13 by badgerx16 4
tdmickey3 Posted Thursday at 07:28 Posted Thursday at 07:28 How long before someone is accurate with one of these
Whitey Grandad Posted Thursday at 07:31 Posted Thursday at 07:31 3 minutes ago, tdmickey3 said: How long before someone is accurate with one of these I was wondering that. He must have set himself up as a prime target. I know the way that American business works.
whelk Posted Thursday at 07:58 Posted Thursday at 07:58 (edited) Genuine question. If you announced you were so upset by posters and will show them good and proper by leaving the forum - in your deluded belief that people would care. If that was me, my pride wouldn’t allow my to come back and witter as I would be aware that everyone would know I was a very weak needy cunt? Edited Thursday at 07:59 by whelk 2
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:04 Author Posted Thursday at 08:04 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. Mark Carney said Donald Trump’s U-turn on tariffs was a “welcome repreive” for the world economy. The Canadian prime minister said Ottowa would commence negotiations on a new economic and security relationship with the US immediately after its next election, which he called last month.
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:05 Author Posted Thursday at 08:05 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. China begs: Quote China urges US to meet ‘halfway’ in tariff talks. China urged the US to meet it “halfway” in the mounting trade war between the two powers, while promising to “fight to the end” if a compromise cannot be reached. 1
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:07 Author Posted Thursday at 08:07 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. EU grovels: Quote Von der Leyen urges Trump to agree ‘zero-for-zero’ tariff deal. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen welcomed Donald Trump’s announcement of a pause in reciprocal tariffs as she pushed the president to agree a “zero-for-zero” agreement. 2
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:10 Author Posted Thursday at 08:10 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. South Korea pleads: Quote South Korea welcomed Mr Trump’s decision to pause tariffs, as it seeks to cut a trade deal with the US to lower the levies imposed. “The latest pause decision can be evaluated positively in that it gives us room to minimise impact on our industries while continuing tariff negotiations with the US,” Yonhap News quoted South Korean Trade Minister Cheong Inkyo as saying in Washington on Wednesday. 2
badgerx16 Posted Thursday at 08:11 Posted Thursday at 08:11 (edited) I am amazed that GM hasn't quoted today's Daily Telegraph headline; "Trump blinks first in trade war. 90 day suspension of tariffs as he bows to criticism from key backers". Or the Daily Mail.... "Trump blinks" The I... "Trump backs down in global tariff war" Edited Thursday at 08:17 by badgerx16 3
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:11 Author Posted Thursday at 08:11 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. Taiwan bows: Quote Taiwan president Lai Ching-te said his government could eliminate duties on US products if Washington did the same. “While Taiwan already maintains low tariffs, with an average nominal rate of 6pc, we are willing to further cut this rate to zero on the basis of reciprocity with the US,” he wrote in a piece for Bloomberg Opinion on Thursday. 2
badgerx16 Posted Thursday at 08:12 Posted Thursday at 08:12 7 minutes ago, Guided Missile said: Mark Carney said Donald Trump’s U-turn on tariffs was a “welcome repreive” for the world economy. The Canadian prime minister said Ottowa would commence negotiations on a new economic and security relationship with the US immediately after its next election, which he called last month. So what is wrong with the last trade agreement Canada negotiated with Trump ?
Guided Missile Posted Thursday at 08:13 Author Posted Thursday at 08:13 1 hour ago, Guided Missile said: Finally, after Trump showed his hand, country after country are lining up to pay their debts while kissing his fat white ass. Chapter 1 of the Art of the Deal has concluded and the US is counting its winnings. I look forward to Chapter 2, in which China begins to count its losses. Only yesterday everyone was using the stock and bond markets as measures of Trump's success. Well this morning, its only fair that the same metrics are used again.The benchmark S&P 500 had its third-best day since 1940, closing 9.5pc higher. Watch and learn. New Zealand lose the plot: Quote New Zealand’s prime minister proposed a new alliance to battle global export restrictions which would involve Britain entering a trade pact with the EU. Christopher Luxon said the US tariffs had “shocked” financial markets and proposed a tie up involving the EU and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). 2
badgerx16 Posted Thursday at 08:13 Posted Thursday at 08:13 (edited) 10 hours ago, Guided Missile said: China begs: 10 hours ago, Guided Missile said: EU grovels: 10 hours ago, Guided Missile said: South Korea pleads: 10 hours ago, Guided Missile said: Taiwan bows: 10 hours ago, Guided Missile said: New Zealand lose the plot: GM cuts and pastes. Edited Thursday at 18:16 by badgerx16 1
Whitey Grandad Posted Thursday at 08:16 Posted Thursday at 08:16 International diplomacy is not all about deals. Only a failed businessman would think that it was. 2
badgerx16 Posted Thursday at 08:18 Posted Thursday at 08:18 3 minutes ago, Guided Missile said: The Art of the Deal. Threaten and posture, then back down when somebody stands up to you.
whelk Posted Thursday at 08:23 Posted Thursday at 08:23 3 minutes ago, badgerx16 said: Threaten and posture, then back down when somebody stands up to you. Don’t dignify him with a response please. Let him go away 1
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