January 21, 2021.
The date Trump is eligible to face formal charges of money laundering, insurance fraud, rape, campaign finance violations, lying under oath, bribery, conspiracy, and treason.
(with thanks to DW)
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January 21, 2021.
The date Trump is eligible to face formal charges of money laundering, insurance fraud, rape, campaign finance violations, lying under oath, bribery, conspiracy, and treason.
(with thanks to DW)
Plus someone Trump's married to may file for divorce.
That, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
What happened to your unconditional love?? Just seeing a lot of vengeful hate here.
I think it sounds more like glee
Whatever happened with the Australian coal embargoed at Chinese ports. Was that ever resolved?
Definitely GLEE!Quote:
Originally Posted by paraclete
No the trade war with China goes on, they happily freeze while our ships sit outside their ports. The thing is; the impact is isolated while China is a big part of our export market, it represents a small part of our economy really. The effects of the trade war will be felt in tourism, education and mining sectors mainly, but local effects due to covid are a more pressing problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Very soon they will feel the effects of famine too and they will change their tune. Wolf Warrior tactics only work when the other side doesn't have alternatives
It will be interesting to see what the Chinese do next. I would think they have thought this out pretty carefully. We’ll see.
Georgia votes today for senate control, and the dufus failing in the courts and states depends on Pence to save him tomorrow from being a humiliated loser. Fireworks to follow for sure either way.
DC is bringing out the National Guard to control the Trump thugs.
No I think it is reactionary, obviously with coal they haven't thought it out, they have replaced high quality coal with mongolian rubbish and the thing with agriculture doesn't make a lot of senseQuote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
I somehow doubt that, but we'll see. It is certainly possible.Quote:
they haven't thought it out
Yes the Chinese have invested heavily in Australian agriculture, they own a number of wineries yet they have imposed punitive tariffs on Australian wine, they have damaged the Australian lobster industry but that is a high end product that can be exported to other markets and they have just made it cheaper locally and beef can go to places like Indonesia. We haven't retaliated yet but it seems pointless anyway we don't favour Chinese autos considering them second rate, there are plenty of places we can source white goods from. All we need to do is stop iron ore exports and we would cripple their industries for a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Because they operate in a large way such as fisheries they don't realise that our industries are not of the same scale and are much more efficient so that the economic impact isn't high
Sounds like you guys are in good shape. We'll see how it pans out.
yes covid recession has receded and we have few cases but some panic reaction, no China based recession which was probably the intention, we don't bow to mandarins
I think you are the victim of the dufus trade wars as we have been, and like us you just have to wait it out until a better business climate emerges.
No we are a victim of speaking out asking for an investigation in Wuhan which the Chinese are still avoiding even from the WHO. They have done a lot of deflecting but it seems covid was a laboratory experiment that escaped and one wonders what was the purpose of that research?
It does seem to be true. I'm sure Mr. Biden will hold their feet to the fire on this deal, or at least on days when he can remember who China is.Quote:
it seems covid was a laboratory experiment that escaped
China is an easy target, he will have to deal with the EU too
You have as much a chance of China admitting anything about covid as you do getting your dirt unloaded and paid for. Both are years in the future if then.
He will have to do TWO things at once??? That is going to be a problem.Quote:
China is an easy target, he will have to deal with the EU too
Yes but the first task is to extract Trump from the WH
I've been hoping for a perp walk on prime time national TV. Taking him off Facebook and Instagram doesn't seem like enough to me.
Then his first task will be easy.
only when he has the SS frog march Trump out
Call the cleaning crew and take inventory of the silverware.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Or locked in a looney bin with his followers.Quote:
Originally Posted by paraclete
No he will pardon himself and the legal wrangle will last for years at his age he will get a free pass
He better hurry up before they storm the WH and lock his a$$ up.
they are not going to do that, twelve days left, much time for grandstanding in that circus you call a Congress
No worse than Aussies dithering over dirt.
dithering? we are taking the long view, the Chinese are behaving like children
While your dirt sits on unloaded boats in their harbors. I'm sure the Europeans would love high quality dirt at dirt cheap prices.
Europeans don't want coal Tal, they have drunk the koolaid and rely on the wind, that is those who don't use nuclear but the japs like our high quality coal as an alternative to nuclear
I can understand their aversion to nuclear after the tsunami disaster, but that seems to be really questionable.Quote:
but the japs like our high quality coal as an alternative to nuclear
Only by the green lobby
Good observation.Quote:
Only by the green lobby
Let's just stick to facts here.
This is what nuclear power looks like 8 years after Fukushima | World Economic Forum (weforum.org)
again with the "facts"
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