Yes. It's blowing a massive hole in the doctrine of globalism. It seems that a rampant United States is good for business regardless.Originally Posted by Sir C
You'd imagine him smashing up a G7 meeting and thrreatening trade wars oin everyone would spook markets, but everywhere's up.
Wow..... should we perhaps reserve judgement a little?
THe man is clearly a ****. Goes all the way to Singapore and stays in Sentosa. What a ****.
You cant walk to the Cricket Club from there. Or Raffles.
He's not staying on Sentosa. The meeting is on Sentosa.
What is it with you people and your #fakenews ?
Ooooh.... where is he staying? The Shang? It must be the Shang. THeothers are too hard to secure.
Ah, yes., Its THe Shang.
Still, fair old trot to the cricket club from ORchard Road...
Nah. He's currently wiping the floor with all the one-note, corporatist drones running other countries. He's a bloody marvel.
It is a dangerous precedent. THe belief that a businessman can run a country better than a politician.
Obviously anyone can run a country better than a politician but even so.....
It's a dangerous precedent for professional politicians, certainly, since it reveals them to be pretty much useless.
I'd suggest to you that the biggest winner this weekend was Putin. Not sure why any sane person thinks this is a good thing.
Ah, Putin! The globalists’ favourite bogeyman.
Here’s the secret about Putin that nobody wants to acknowledge - least of all him - but which Boris let slip the other day: Putin, with his obsolete military and economy the size of Australia’s, doesn’t actually matter. He’s irrelevant.
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