🚨HOLY SHIT: Trump suggests every American who is struggling to pay bills is LYING:
“Costs are coming way down. The food, the groceries, it's all coming down. I think we should be given an A+ on the economy.”
Republicans are going to be demolished in the midterms.
#BlueWavein90Days
The IMF guy is 38 years old. Both Lesetja and Enoch have been overseeing SA public finances since 1994, when the IMF guy was 6 years old. They are there to be told how to manage their country's finances. What a shame.
“The Reason we have a Thousand Military bases is not for military power, they're lily pads for Smuggling. That's how CIA smuggles GOLD, GUNS, DRUGS, CASH & SMALL CHILDREN for the Elites in the United States. War is a profit Center.”
—Former CIA officer Robert David Steele (2017)
📍🇺🇸🇮🇱 Michigan Voter: I'm not voting for anybody who takes money from AIPAC.
CNN: Why is that?
MV: Because the money should be spent here, not over there.
Does Israel have a right to exist?
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: "Nobody ever asks whether Palestine has a right to exist. Israel exists. A better question is: Does Israel have a right to our tax dollars?"
This hospital was Jacob Zuma’s Concept the Budget was passed in 2016, the construction was to commenced in 2017 😭😭😭
Cyril Ramaphosa has not built any Hospital in this Country.
This is a huge story: Samsung and SK Hynix, both massive South Korean tech conglomerates, are studying replacing U.S. chip-making machinery with Chinese equivalents in their China factories, because they're worried the U.S. might tighten export controls in a way that'd render their U.S. machinery unusable.
Very concretely, it means that if those companies were pressured by the US to abandon their Chinese facilities, they'd rather switch to fully Chinese indigenous mode than comply.
Which makes sense: for both these companies, China is both their factory floor and their customer. About 40% of Samsung's NAND and 30–45% of SK Hynix's memory output comes from Chinese fabs. If the US forces that kind of choice, it won't get the answer it wants.
It also highlights how little trust there now is in the US: the media always mention the so-called "China threat" but, if you follow the money, top firms from supposed "US allies" are clearly more worried about the "US threat" than they are about Beijing.