Letโs have round 2 @piersmorgan . I truly enjoyed our conversation . Letโs have a one on one interview in the studio over coffee and without a faulty ear piece. Who could have imagined? Until last March I was blocked by you on Twitter (I deserved it๐). You were very gracious about it even though you discovered it a minute before we went on air. But since then we have had wonderful conversations . As I said : I HATE your views Piers. But talking to you is an absolute joy. Letโs do it again on @PiersUncensored . #Piers_vs_Bassem The Sequel. People of X. Retweet if you want to see this. Letโs have a โHalloweenโ themed episode.
Iโm happy to share that Iโve successfully completed my Professional Diploma in Nutrition for Health Care Professionals at The American University in Cairo! https://t.co/ZpaKNPpujA
Countries are not rich in proportion to their natural resources; if that were so Russia would be the richest country in the world; she has everything, oil, gas, diamonds, platinum, gold, silver, the industrial metals, timber, and a rich soil.
Countries are rich whose governments have policies which encourage the essential creativity of man who in order to succeed must work with others to produce goods and services which people choose to buy.
So Japan, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and so on have no natural resources but are now among the most prosperous countries in the world.
The market is not a new-fangled invention of some academic economists, it is the oldest trading organisation known to man.
Only a flourishing free enterprise economy can generate the higher living standards at every level and the jobs which people need if we can honestly say that they are enjoying the benefits of freedom.