Martin Gammon

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Jinping, and Elon, who is wholly dependent on China, it is not hard to imagine they are feeding him this playbook at their behest.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

1/ Despite the apparent haphazard nature of the chaos Trump is fomenting in every direction, one has to acknowledge that there is an underlying and clear logic lurking between the dots.

Who gains most from the cumulative effect of these insane prognostications? China.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

5/ Given that Trump acknowledges speaking with Putin, who is now a vassal of Xi

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4/ Now proposing taking over Gaza in order to let Jared Kushner open Trump Tower Khan Younis betrays our diplomacy with Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Finally, targeting USAID destroys the central pillar of American soft power in the developing world.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

3/ Threatening to take over the Panama Canal cleaves our relations with Central and Latin America, and tariff demands against Mexico and Canada have already destablized the North American alliance.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

2/ China's Belt and Road Initiative is in direct competition with American hegemony and soft power around the world. As such, threatening to invade Greenland undermines our Nato alliance, and tariff threats alienate our EU partners.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Biden should immediatey make Ukraine part of NATO, provide ground troops to protect their new member, and provide advanced funding for the next four years.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

@elonmusk The axiomatic error of Elon Musk is professing there is such a thing as an axiomatic error.

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

@elonmusk Do you think it is significant at all that "Elon Musk" is a perfect anagram for:

Skum Nole

Nole = head

so,

Scum head

or

Head scum

Seems particularly appropriate.

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Check out my latest article: Financial Irregularities in the Baltimore Museum of Art Deaccession Plan, Part II https://t.co/U2zoPI7asA via @LinkedIn

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A Modest Response to the Curators at the Baltimore Museum of Art on their Deaccession Plan
https://t.co/1YqtZH67aJ via @LinkedIn

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

The Baltimore Museum of Art's deaccession plan needs some financial clarification. See my article on LinkedIn: https://t.co/h51Y1aGwXo
#deaccession

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Check out my latest article: Baltimore Museum of Art's deaccession plan: A dangerous precedent https://t.co/spgI92qG4Y via @LinkedIn

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

In need of good news? A new discovery from inside the Parthenon complex. https://t.co/MkZG8F4EGB #culture #museums

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Has society becomes too dangerous? Some positive network effects of the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/5M2EaFhRR6

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Is it possible someone suggested to Trump to put Pence in charge of the supposed Coronavirus task force, because that will inevitably be a disaster as the virus spreads, and he can then blame Pence for the debacle and drop him from the ticket?

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

The Marron Collection sales process raises some questions... https://t.co/ySHdV0yneO #auctions #sothebys #christies

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

Artsy has published my latest article on the economics of the art market, on the formation of auction estimates and their malleability as economic indicators. https://t.co/RMNzn1Lb9k #artmarket #Auction

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

@Artguy1 unsuccessfully. In fact, I advocate they continue to seek a solution with museum partners. Did you read the final paragraph? I am not defending a deaccession sale, but pointing out the complications of any path forward. Any impartial reader can see your caricature is inaccurate

[Martin Gammon @MartinGammon1]

@Artguy1 Charles, you are misreading my editorial. I did not “excuse” their “crass” action whatsoever. In fact, I underscore that a sale will not in fact solve their financial problems. But I did want to highlight they had indeed made the overtures the open letter proposes...