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Comments: One more thing I can add to these comments: The orange buffoon who is leading these plans, has NEVER, EVER manufactured ANYTHING in the US. He hasn't even run a public company where he would be answering to a board and shareholders in case of messing up. From a business perspective, his only business achievement is running two casinos bankrupt (😳😳😳) What he is great at, branding and marketing. That's how he has built his support among less educated and honestly gullible middle America and created his cult phenomenon 🙄😤
Comments: This is the bottom line here. Either of those choices are taking poison for labor in US, ie the majority of dick heads who voted for him. Ultra rich would love to get their hands on cheap labor or outside market at competitive rates
Comments: I am at a loss how what Trump is proposing is supposed to work. How will manufacturing in the US make financial sense? I have talked about this before, but in most industries, US workers make some 10 times more than their Chinese and indian counter parts. This was only maintained through significantly shifting manufacturing to other countries. But now he wants to do that here. Let us assume that he succeeds. I am at a loss for why. The interconnected economies was the best tool for maintaining peace. But if he succeeds, war will be easy to do without taking much economic hit. So, are we planning for a global war? Aside from its consequence, let's look at the feasibility of this plan. Can he do it? If trump actually insists on everything to be built in america, for it to succeed, he will have to to do one or both of the following: 1. Destroy other countries' ability to produce cheaper goods. This only can be done through war. We are then talking about WW III with China and Russia uniting against USA. 2. Destroy the current standard of living in america so that factory workers are paid a tenth of what they are paid now. This means the destruction of america as we know it.
Comments: Little Rubio: Denmark needs to worry about Greenlanders not wanting to be part of Denmark. ![]() N he needs to worry about the fact that they want even less to be part of the USA
Comments: Dow plunges 2,200 points as tariff tumult rocks markets
Comments: This is worth watching also: "Senator #ChrisMurphy has expressed deep concerns regarding #DonaldTrump’s recent tariff implementations, suggesting they serve as political instruments rather than genuine economic strategies. He argues that these tariffs are designed to “compel loyalty from every business that will need to petition #Trump for relief,” effectively undermining democratic structures. By imposing widespread tariffs, #Trump creates economic hardships, which he can then selectively alleviate, thereby pressuring industries into aligning with his political agenda." https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIAXwmwxefR/
Comments: Maghsoud's football analysis + lol's football analysis = -1 This is all that I have to say. The dude is no good as a coach. They beat a crappy Es Es. No big deal. although I have to admit I was surprised that they did that in front of the home crowd. They usually lose there!
Comments: lol Chris Hedges is very knowledgeable and I respect him a lot. His analysis of the system and the battles in united states is dead on. The reason why oligarchs was chaos is also right on.
Comments: I expected a crash early this year but not this severe. I moved most of my 401k to conservative investments in January. I’m thinking this could turn into a full blown recession.
Comments: And the full time score is the same. Before lol does some rajaz for Faramarz, let me do it. Faramarz coaching made the difference. ![]()
Comments: Good action pact game so far
Comments: Corporatists vs oligarchs https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF7s9EQoiq4/
Comments: The March jobs report, due out Friday, is set to provide a final snapshot of a relatively placid U.S. labor market before President Trump this week revealed sweeping import tariffs that have rocked global markets. That announcement could mean that employers who so far have simply pulled back hiring will start to lay off workers in significant numbers, some economists say. The March survey, forecasters say, will likely reveal a continuing slowdown in job growth that reflects the fading of a post-pandemic hiring burst as well as some growing business uncertainty about the import fees.
Comments: Fear or hope of war is the major point of discussion here. Some are worried that war means even higher prices, more restrictions on social issues and more pain. They don’t believe any amount of pain will cause a regime change. More pain and more bloodshed. Others hope the attack by the west would push people outside and lead to major changes. When I asked this group if they are willing to die for this cause, no one answered “YES”! They are hoping others do it for them. Their immediate response is to go out of town, hide in their home away from home and wait it out. These are people my age. When I asked them if they would let their kids to go out and demonstrate, the answer was 100% NOOOO! I’m not sure who they expect to die for their cause!
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH3Y4SXRH43/?igsh=ZmdycmlvdGhnZzdv
Comments: Ship is sinking! Abounding the ship… https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8DrcEsxVX/?igsh=MW94Mm5qOXh3ZTFt
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIABK7KRwn6/?img_index=3&igsh=emRobHJyczU0Mmpm
Comments: HAMVATAN, With Trump around, there are no calculations. My 1-2 year plans are based on normal times. Nothing is normal anymore. I’m still hoping & dreaming. We shall see
Comments: Jordan is one point ahead and has a much easier task. They have to play Oman and Iraq. But Iraq has to play Jordan and Korea. |
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