@matoxley Given the time in the race i.e. last lap I think it was the right call as MM93 drove him off the track and PA37 didn’t have chance to come back.
In a situation with more laps to go, it was a hard pass but not race ending and thus no penalty.
@cathy_goodge@WufpakRed@zaida_alicea@SecScottBessent They are allocated to countries correct. So when the US customs sees a company or a private citizen buy something originating from said country, they know which rate to invoice to the company or private person. It’s US$ 300bn flowing from the importer to the US government
@Scaramucci I will openly admit to be one of the million enjoying your views on where the US currently stands and where it is heading. Some times worrying but always worth listening.
@Ca5per_15@SpencerHakimian One man started all this who obviously didn’t see the bigger picture, that China and Japan have the US by the nuts aka trillions of debt. And yes, we all want to see orange man being humiliated for his total stupidity
@CarlosM61584335@SpencerHakimian China has cut exports to the US in half since Trump 1.0. The US has been reduced to 13% of their exports. Relevant but not something unmanageable. On the other hand China holds at least $800bn of US debt and the US has to refinance 7 trillion in 2025. US debt is the big lever
@GregoryAPatrick@catturd2 The guy killed was neither the CEO of Siemens or did he have any connection to the long closed nuclear division of Siemens. Put your tin foil hat aside and get real. A machine failed and killed 6 - end of story!
@MillTheThought @catturd2 He was not the CEO! He was manager of the infrastructure business in their rail division. Certainly a senior role but by no means a CEO.