Which, once assuming office, he chose to blow exponentially biggger.
In fact, he has chosen to advocate for the very OPPOSITE of what he said here when he was seeking your vote.
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88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
DEAD WRONG.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 6:02 am Big, fat, ugly bubble.
Which, once assuming office, he chose to blow exponentially biggger.
In fact, he has chosen to advocate for the very OPPOSITE of what he said here when he was seeking your vote.
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You are a pathological lying hypocrite.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 4:06 amI'm a billionaire.Lefty wrote:Ok well how much is at risk in your brokerage account?
People who study politics and history understand that every single president lies.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 1:49 pm Donald will address the coronavirus situation at 6pm today.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1 ... 54721?s=20
That's my main concern with you softball.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 1:49 pm Donald will address the coronavirus situation at 6pm today.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1 ... 54721?s=20
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Correct.Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 3:27 amThen there's no point in putting one above another.
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Well, whatever the level of threat is, the reality is that it has effected China in a major way.atmdad wrote:Is this thing really an apocalyptic threat or is there a large dose of over sensationalizing going on?
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Well, we gave some thought to your take about the all time buffoons, ie..Jimmy Carter,Softball Bat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:07 am When all is said and done, Donald will go down as a greater buffoon than Jimmy Carter.
Think of it.
rotf...
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Normally your takes are very thought provoking and intelligent.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 9:06 am Let me tell you straight up, folks...
If someone is claiming that coronavirus is a hoax, they are very ignorant.
Period.
It has exploded here in S. Korea, with over 3,500 known cases.
However, there is a long incubation period, so an infected person is going around infecting other people before he even knows he has it.
And it is HIGHLY contagious.
A number of Korean cult members traveled back here from Wuhan, and they were infected.
From there, it has spread out in Korea.
It will spread more, and people here are strongly encouraged not to go out into public places unless it is really necessary.
As was posted by me earlier in this thread, flights from Wuhan were coming in to America.
NYC.
WITHOUT A DOUBT, infected folks were on those planes.
They have spread out in America and Americans are infected.
Long incubation period.
Folks are going to begin getting ill in America in MUCH larger numbers than have up until now been reported.
A lot of crazy shit is going to go down, beginning with public events being cancelled.
Schools, events, business operations, etc.
It is going to be a major issue.
A major health and economic issue.
Hoax, my ass.
Donald and his butt-kissing squids are a damn disgrace.
Know what is going on, people.
This thing is HIGHLY contagious and it will fuck you up in ways you DO NOT want to be fucked up.
You are in for a very bumpy ride.
Does that anger you, or do you understand?atmdad wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 9:27 am Is this thing really an apocalyptic threat or is there a large dose of over sensationalizing going on?
I agree that for the people getting sick it appears to be a pretty nasty bug, morseo than the common flu. As with the flu, deaths typical occur in the very young, old or others with under-laying conditions. Is this the case here? Are normally healthy people getting sick and dying? There seems to be a lack of factual information coming forth from most sources.
Does that suprise you? Look at the leadership from Hawaii.Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:25 pmDoes that anger you, or do you understand?atmdad wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 9:27 am Is this thing really an apocalyptic threat or is there a large dose of over sensationalizing going on?
I agree that for the people getting sick it appears to be a pretty nasty bug, morseo than the common flu. As with the flu, deaths typical occur in the very young, old or others with under-laying conditions. Is this the case here? Are normally healthy people getting sick and dying? There seems to be a lack of factual information coming forth from most sources.
Italy is the only one telling the truth, while Hawaii throws away tests before they can be given to the CDC. Meanwhile fake grocery panic runs are being reported in the same way that single dumpster fire was reported in the early evening of April 29, 1992 -- but not the real news.
- Korea is fucked.EAP wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:14 pmSoftball Bat wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 9:06 am
Normally your takes are very thought provoking and intelligent.
But on the bashing of the trump administration on this virus,
YOU ARE A LOW IQ SHEEP.
The administration is doing just fine.
Stop with your doom bullshit.
You sound like rachel maddow and Lawrence o'Donnell over on the propaganda network msdnc.
IB.Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:37 pm- Korea is fucked.EAP wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:14 pmSoftball Bat wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 9:06 am
Normally your takes are very thought provoking and intelligent.
But on the bashing of the trump administration on this virus,
YOU ARE A LOW IQ SHEEP.
The administration is doing just fine.
Stop with your doom bullshit.
You sound like rachel maddow and Lawrence o'Donnell over on the propaganda network msdnc.
- The Pope has it.
- Iran is fucked.
- the CIA puppet terrorist group ISIS is claiming responsibility for spreading it through Europe...
- which couples nicely with the Turkish refugee response situation.
- The USPS had its first case in the Federal Way distribution plant, per KIRO 7 in Seattle.
- It's in the water, per Wuhan leaks.
- China is wasting electricity faking plant productivity, but observers are paying more attention to air pollutants (and lacks thereof).
- Trump is petty towards Mike Pence, who I don't even like.
- Bill Gates knew what was going to go down, and prepared accordingly.
Softball is Diogenes, since the real clone is MIA.
What's Dinsdale have to add? or is he already inna woods?
Sup, EAP. Nice to see you, too, bruh.EAP wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:43 pmIB.Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:37 pm- Korea is fucked.
- The Pope has it.
- Iran is fucked.
- the CIA puppet terrorist group ISIS is claiming responsibility for spreading it through Europe...
- which couples nicely with the Turkish refugee response situation.
- The USPS had its first case in the Federal Way distribution plant, per KIRO 7 in Seattle.
- It's in the water, per Wuhan leaks.
- China is wasting electricity faking plant productivity, but observers are paying more attention to air pollutants (and lacks thereof).
- Trump is petty towards Mike Pence, who I don't even like.
- Bill Gates knew what was going to go down, and prepared accordingly.
Softball is Diogenes, since the real clone is MIA.
What's Dinsdale have to add? or is he already inna woods?
nice to see the board back up to speed, and you as well.
Look.
I never thought about the terrorist angle here, but you may be onto something.
I just assumed that the chinese eating bats etc....was the cause.
Looks like the Tokyo Olympics is scrapped.
Do you have any good quality protective masks? They're flying off the shelves.
I can't imagine a president less suited to handle an event like this than Donald Trump.EAD wrote:The administration is doing just fine.
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Yes, it is indeed a major WORLDWIDE event.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 5:23 amI can't imagine a president less suited to handle an event like this than Donald Trump.EAD wrote:The administration is doing just fine.
We are now in the midst of a real major event, and it will become more and more painfully obvious that lard @ss is in way over his head.
It would have high potential for comedy if it wasn't such a serious situation.
The president has been out talking of the virus in terms of it being a hoax.EAD wrote:Yes, it is indeed a major WORLDWIDE event.
The key word there is WORLDWIDE.
This may indeed be worse than H1N1 which killed hundreds of thousands globally.
This may yet be a global pandemic.
We're already seeing trump getting blamed, from the word GO. And it looks like you're a part of that "mob mentality".
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
So which mother fuckers planned this out years ago?Softball Bat wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:48 am
Roubini: Everyone thinks that policymakers will react swiftly but that’s also wrong. The markets are completely delusional. Look at fiscal policy: You can do fiscal stuff only in some countries like Germany, because others like Italy don’t have any leeway. But even if you do something, the political process requires a great deal of talking and negotiating. It takes six to nine months, which is way too long. The truth is: Europe would have needed fiscal stimulus even without the corona crisis. Italy was already on the verge of a recession, as was Germany. But German politicians aren’t even thinking about stimulus, despite the country being so exposed to China. The political response is a joke - politicians are often behind the curve. This crisis will spill over and result in a disaster.
DER SPIEGEL: What role do the central banks have to play?
Roubini: The European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are already in negative territory. Of course, they could lower rates on deposits even further to stimulate borrowing but that wouldn’t help the markets for more than a week. This crisis is a supply shock that you can’t fight with monetary or fiscal policy.
DER SPIEGEL: What will help?
Roubini: The solution needs to be a medical one. Monetary and fiscal measures do not help when you have no food and water safety. If the shock leads to a global recession, then you have a financial crisis, because debt levels have gone up and the U.S. housing market is experiencing a bubble just like in 2007. It hasn’t been a time bomb so far because we have been experiencing growth. That is over now.
DER SPIEGEL: Will this crisis change the way the Chinese people think of their government?
Roubini: ...I assume that China will start trouble in Taiwan, Hong Kong or even Vietnam. They’ll crack down on protesters in Hong Kong or send fighters over Taiwanese air space to provoke the U.S. military. It would only take one accident in the Strait of Formosa and you would see military action. Not a hot war between China and the U.S., but some form of action. This is what people in the U.S. government like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or Vice President Mike Pence want. It’s the mentality of many people in D.C.
....everything will change when coronavirus reaches the U.S. You can’t build a wall in the sky. Look, I live in New York City and people there are hardly going to restaurants, cinemas or theaters, even though nobody there has been infected by the virus thus far. If it comes, we are totally fucked.
(Trump) will lose the election, that’s for sure.
The U.S. government wants regime change, and they will bomb the hell out of the Iranians...The tensions will drive up oil prices and lead inevitably to Trumps defeat in the elections.
DER SPIEGEL: What makes you so sure?
Roubini: This has always the case in history. Ford lost to Carter after the 1973 oil shock, Carter lost to Reagan due to the second oil crisis in 1979, and Bush lost to Clinton after the Kuwait invasion. The Democratic field is poor, but Trump is dead. Quote me on that!
DER SPIEGEL: A war against Iran is needed to beat Trump?
Roubini: Absolutely, and it’s worth it. Four more years of Trump means economic war!
DER SPIEGEL: What should investors do to brace for the impact?
Roubini: I expect global equities to tank by 30 to 40 percent this year. My advice is: Put your money into cash and safe government bonds, like German bunds. They have negative rates, but so what? That just means that prices will rise and rise - you can make a lot of money that way. And if I am wrong and equities go up by 10 percent instead, that’s also OK. You have to hedge your money against a crash, that is more important. That’s my motto: "Better safe than sorry!"
#reading
You do understand that Der Speigel is a left wing socialist rag, correct?Softball Bat wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:48 am In an interview with Germany's Der Speigel, Dr.Doom - who correctly predicted the bursting of the U.S. housing bubble in addition to the 2008 financial crisis along with the ramifications of austerity measures for debt-laden Greece - believes that coronavirus will lead to a global economic disaster and that U.S. President Donald Trump will not be re-elected as a result.
DER SPIEGEL: How severe is the coronavirus outbreak for China and for the global economy?
Roubini: This crisis is much more severe for China and the rest of the world than investors have expected for four reasons: First, it is not an epidemic limited to China, but a global pandemic. Second, it is far from being over. This has massive consequences, but politicians don’t realize it.
DER SPIEGEL: What do you mean?
Roubini: Just look at your continent. Europe is afraid of closing its borders, which is a huge mistake. In 2016, in response to the refugee crisis, Schengen was effectively suspended, but this is even worse. The Italian borders should be closed as soon as possible. The situation is much worse than 1 million refugees coming to Europe.
DER SPIEGEL: What are your other two reasons?
Roubini: Everyone believes it’s going to be a V-shaped recession, but people don’t know what they are talking about. They prefer to believe in miracles. It’s simple math: If the Chinese economy were to shrink by 2 percent in the first quarter, it would require growth of 8 percent in the final three quarters to reach the 6 percent annual growth rate that everyone had expected before the virus broke out. If growth is only 6 percent from the second quarter onwards, which is a more realistic scenario, we would see the Chinese economy only growing by 2.5 to 4 percent for the entire year. This rate would essentially mean a recession for China and a shock to the world.
DER SPIEGEL: And your last point?
Roubini: Everyone thinks that policymakers will react swiftly but that’s also wrong. The markets are completely delusional. Look at fiscal policy: You can do fiscal stuff only in some countries like Germany, because others like Italy don’t have any leeway. But even if you do something, the political process requires a great deal of talking and negotiating. It takes six to nine months, which is way too long. The truth is: Europe would have needed fiscal stimulus even without the corona crisis. Italy was already on the verge of a recession, as was Germany. But German politicians aren’t even thinking about stimulus, despite the country being so exposed to China. The political response is a joke - politicians are often behind the curve. This crisis will spill over and result in a disaster.
DER SPIEGEL: What role do the central banks have to play?
Roubini: The European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are already in negative territory. Of course, they could lower rates on deposits even further to stimulate borrowing but that wouldn’t help the markets for more than a week. This crisis is a supply shock that you can’t fight with monetary or fiscal policy.
DER SPIEGEL: What will help?
Roubini: The solution needs to be a medical one. Monetary and fiscal measures do not help when you have no food and water safety. If the shock leads to a global recession, then you have a financial crisis, because debt levels have gone up and the U.S. housing market is experiencing a bubble just like in 2007. It hasn’t been a time bomb so far because we have been experiencing growth. That is over now.
DER SPIEGEL: Will this crisis change the way the Chinese people think of their government?
Roubini: Businesspeople tell me that things in China are much worse than the government is officially reporting. A friend of mine in Shanghai has been locked in his home for weeks now. I don’t expect a revolution, but the government will need a scapegoat.
DER SPIEGEL: Such as?
Roubini: Already, there were conspiracy theories going around about foreign interference when it comes to swine flu, bird flu and the Hong Kong uprising. I assume that China will start trouble in Taiwan, Hong Kong or even Vietnam. They’ll crack down on protesters in Hong Kong or send fighters over Taiwanese air space to provoke the U.S. military. It would only take one accident in the Strait of Formosa and you would see military action. Not a hot war between China and the U.S., but some form of action. This is what people in the U.S. government like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or Vice President Mike Pence want. It’s the mentality of many people in D.C.
DER SPIEGEL: This crisis is obviously a setback for globalization. Do you think politicians like Trump, who want their companies to abandon production abroad, will benefit?
Roubini: He will try to reap benefits from this crisis, that’s for sure. But everything will change when coronavirus reaches the U.S. You can’t build a wall in the sky. Look, I live in New York City and people there are hardly going to restaurants, cinemas or theaters, even though nobody there has been infected by the virus thus far. If it comes, we are totally fucked.
DER SPIEGEL: A perfect scare-scenario for Trump?
Roubini: Not at all. He will lose the election, that’s for sure.
DER SPIEGEL: A bold prediction. What makes you so sure?
Roubini: Because there is a significant risk of a war between the U.S. and Iran. The U.S. government wants regime change, and they will bomb the hell out of the Iranians. But Iranians are used to suffering, believe me, I am an Iranian Jew, and I know them! And the Iranians also want regime change in the U.S. The tensions will drive up oil prices and lead inevitably to Trumps defeat in the elections.
DER SPIEGEL: What makes you so sure?
Roubini: This has always the case in history. Ford lost to Carter after the 1973 oil shock, Carter lost to Reagan due to the second oil crisis in 1979, and Bush lost to Clinton after the Kuwait invasion. The Democratic field is poor, but Trump is dead. Quote me on that!
DER SPIEGEL: A war against Iran is needed to beat Trump?
Roubini: Absolutely, and it’s worth it. Four more years of Trump means economic war!
DER SPIEGEL: What should investors do to brace for the impact?
Roubini: I expect global equities to tank by 30 to 40 percent this year. My advice is: Put your money into cash and safe government bonds, like German bunds. They have negative rates, but so what? That just means that prices will rise and rise - you can make a lot of money that way. And if I am wrong and equities go up by 10 percent instead, that’s also OK. You have to hedge your money against a crash, that is more important. That’s my motto: "Better safe than sorry!"
#reading
So post a right wing rebuttal. It's not brain science to say Trump is not re-elected if his response to Coronavirus is by viewed poorly by the nation up through election night.
Question for you.Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 4:07 pmSo post a right wing rebuttal. It's not brain science to say Trump is not re-elected if his response to Coronavirus is by viewed poorly by the nation up through election night.
Poptart, this greentext is for you (EAP, you'll hate it, it's rumor, hearsay and not sourced at all except for the asides):
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Softball Bat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:07 am When all is said and done, Donald will go down as a greater buffoon than Jimmy Carter.
Think of it.
rotf...
No IB. Poptart is dead wrong.
Doom.IB wrote:Poptart, this greentext is for you (EAP, you'll hate it, it's rumor, hearsay and not sourced at all except for the asides):
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
YepSoftball Bat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 9:32 pm The fed pulled off an emergency cut of a half-a-friggin'-percent today and the market still tanked by 3%
LOL
The writing is on the wall.
Yep?Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 9:47 pmYepSoftball Bat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 9:32 pm The fed pulled off an emergency cut of a half-a-friggin'-percent today and the market still tanked by 3%
LOL
The writing is on the wall.