Honestly... watch this, and read the book if you have time, its very very interesting and quite a few people on here talking about trade in the future need a better understanding of how trade works globally.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Are you suggesting that Trump is a fool? It's not really clear what you are saying.
Trump, a billionaire, a man voted in as President of The United States. Arguably the most powerful man in the world. Not really the definition of a fool.
I'm suggesting that he is a danger to us all and unfit to be in that position.
Others have occupied similarly powerful position only to turn out fools, the tradition of doing so goes back further than the Emperors of Imperial Rome.
ok, you're going to have to give me an example of where you think he's exaggerated and what you've based your opinion that his assessment of things is exaggerated on.
I want to try to find positives.... help me!!
hasn't it been shown that if he'd just taken his fathers money and put it in a bank he'd be financially better off than he is now.
Or is this not true?
http://www.moneytalksnews.com/why-youre-probably-better-investing-than-donald-trump/
I am aware of the smear campaign being run against him by sore losers.
Last night I saw that the BBC had spent some of my licence fee making an anti Donald Trump programme.
He's extended friendship towards the UK, backs BREXIT, seems intent on improving relationships with Russia and wants a reduction in nuclear weapons arsenals. Sounds ok to me
If these people are so clever, why has Donald Trump got all the cheese and these people are just writing about how they could invest more wisely.
I think they are just saying, he'd have more cheese if he'd have done nothing. Granted they have the ability of hindsight, but they are looking at the numbers / facts from the past 30 years of trading, which prove that he's had a negative impact on his own wealth. That's not opinion, its numbers.
And even worse is that was largely during a period of huge growth in property values, and his is a property empire.
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billionaires like Mr Trump should post online their tax returns for their compatriots to see how much they actually contribute to their country.
for starters, complexity is not really a problem for UK administrations, no need to exaggerate. After all, UK have more business consultants and lawyers than most. Once you remove the complexity from various issues, the core reasoning becomes clear enough.
I will write a reply later, may be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
Explain this then
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Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrumpThe United States must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes
4:50 PM - 22 Dec 2016
You really must come back to Earth and learn not to spread Porkies as you are doing.
What is really worrying is how many Pillocks seem to retweet and like that insanity.
Have you forgotten Daddy left it to him and he has since failed to handle it all that well?
Don't they have a Patriotic saying that goes something like this
"Think not what your country can do for you ,
But what you can do IT for?"
Or have I got that wrong somewhere?
Consultants and lawyers, yes - but what we need is trade negotiators... but I take you'r point and I'll look forward to reading your post when you get time to respond in full. All my experience and research suggests he hasn't really exaggerated as there is no benefit. He's trying to present a factual representation of the situation, i don't think it sets out to be a propaganda piece. But I'll await your input with interest.
Tut tut! Brexiters don't do numbers, remember?
Russian tweet bots?
Should Mr Trump be taken still seriously because clearly you can't take him literally?