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BaldBastard · 05-05-2018, 05:17 AM

No the article is foo, I know that and you know that but it does point out what is blatantly obvious. I've heard/read Trump say more times "Watch Fox News" than.. "Buy American Made" We've seen him spends days attacking books and their writers because they had unfavourable reviews of him, while at the same time he openly useing the presidency to promote others with favourable views.

These are not strengths they're venerability's, and they are open to exploitation.

Day one he called a prisoner swap deal with Australia bad, day two he backed down and took them.

Few months down track and it comes out that happened because our prime minister called Murdoch.. and Murdoch called Trump to change his position on the refugees.

And you can call that anything you want.. But Trump was clucked by another country on day one.

Keep in mind Trump has a long history here as he's tried and failed to get his hotel brand in to Australia, was declined a casino deal based on his mafia connections.

Interesting Chinese news from China, I wonder how Fox will spin it?

The next step? After US-China trade talks fail, Trump and Xi ?may need to get involved? | South China Morning Post
China and the United States may be plunged into another round of trade sanction threats after high-level talks between trade representatives failed to secure any breakthroughs.

U.S. agriculture to receive heaviest blow from China-U.S. trade bickering - People's Daily Online
If U.S. President Donald Trump's administration cannot rein in the escalating trade tension with China over a tit-for-tat tariff war, the United States will lose nearly 455,000 jobs and 49.2 billion U.S. dollars

US senator says America must not attack North Korea if talks fail, despite security chief John Bolton?s advice | South China Morning Post
A pre-emptive strike is believed to be favoured by US security head John Bolton, who has said the only option is ‘to end the regime in North Korea’ and strike first should talks break down.

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There's a reason they moved that doomsday clock closer to Midnight. ;)

05-05-2018, 05:17 AM
BaldBastard Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Sydney Posts: 16,096	No the article is foo, I know that and you know that but it does point out what is blatantly obvious. I've heard/read Trump say more times "Watch Fox News" than.. "Buy American Made" We've seen him spends days attacking books and their writers because they had unfavourable reviews of him, while at the same time he openly useing the presidency to promote others with favourable views. These are not strengths they're venerability's, and they are open to exploitation. Day one he called a prisoner swap deal with Australia bad, day two he backed down and took them. Few months down track and it comes out that happened because our prime minister called Murdoch.. and Murdoch called Trump to change his position on the refugees. And you can call that anything you want.. But Trump was clucked by another country on day one. Keep in mind Trump has a long history here as he's tried and failed to get his hotel brand in to Australia, was declined a casino deal based on his mafia connections. Interesting Chinese news from China, I wonder how Fox will spin it? The next step? After US-China trade talks fail, Trump and Xi ?may need to get involved? \| South China Morning Post China and the United States may be plunged into another round of trade sanction threats after high-level talks between trade representatives failed to secure any breakthroughs. U.S. agriculture to receive heaviest blow from China-U.S. trade bickering - People's Daily Online If U.S. President Donald Trump's administration cannot rein in the escalating trade tension with China over a tit-for-tat tariff war, the United States will lose nearly 455,000 jobs and 49.2 billion U.S. dollars US senator says America must not attack North Korea if talks fail, despite security chief John Bolton?s advice \| South China Morning Post A pre-emptive strike is believed to be favoured by US security head John Bolton, who has said the only option is ‘to end the regime in North Korea’ and strike first should talks break down. -- There's a reason they moved that doomsday clock closer to Midnight. ;)