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  • Re: The Donald Trump thread

    Originally posted by lardy View Post
    Wonder what our friends who get angry at politicising the virus will think of this.

    He is barking lol

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    • Re: The Donald Trump thread

      Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
      I interpret this as if the economic numbers go south then so do my chances of re-election so I would rather play fast and loose with people's lives if it increases my chances of staying in power.
      Spot on. The guy is simply displaying moments of insanity again (windmills that cause pollution comes to mind). I feel sorry for folk living in the USA if they really believe the pandemic will be over by Easter.

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      • Re: The Donald Trump thread

        Originally posted by Gofer Blue View Post
        Spot on. The guy is simply displaying moments of insanity again (windmills that cause pollution comes to mind). I feel sorry for folk living in the USA if they really believe the pandemic will be over by Easter.
        Was it windmills cause cancer? And forest fires can be stopped with rakes. And looking at the sun with the naked eye during an eclipse is a good idea.

        If he wasn't in charge of America during a global crisis, it would be funny.

        In his press conference, he said that he wants the country back to normal by Easter because it would be beautiful. Each day, you have to further conclude that his motives are not what they should be for a president.

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        • Re: The Donald Trump thread

          Originally posted by lardy View Post
          Was it windmills cause cancer? And forest fires can be stopped with rakes. And looking at the sun with the naked eye during an eclipse is a good idea.

          If he wasn't in charge of America during a global crisis, it would be funny.

          In his press conference, he said that he wants the country back to normal by Easter because it would be beautiful. Each day, you have to further conclude that his motives are not what they should be for a president.
          I see the "markets" have responded to Mr. Trumps proposed fiscal stimulus package. This once again exposes the crazy herd mentality of the stock markets. Wait a few weeks and see what happens then when tens of thousands (possibly hundreds of thousands) of Americans start dying like flies because Mr Trump has said this will all be over by Easter, so carry on as you are chaps and ignore this social distancing/self isolation nonsense. He probably regards the latter as a plot to destroy the American economy (as is his argument against measures to reduce CO2). Frightening. Who would want to live in New York now?

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          • Re: The Donald Trump thread

            Just did the maths - assume a fatality rate of just 1%. With a population of 327 million people that's 3.27 million potential deaths. Wow. Maybe that won't matter to Trump because the majority will be old timers who are no longer economically active?

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            • Re: The Donald Trump thread

              Originally posted by lardy View Post
              Was it windmills cause cancer? And forest fires can be stopped with rakes. And looking at the sun with the naked eye during an eclipse is a good idea.

              If he wasn't in charge of America during a global crisis, it would be funny.

              In his press conference, he said that he wants the country back to normal by Easter because it would be beautiful. Each day, you have to further conclude that his motives are not what they should be for a president.
              Whatever the outcome you have to give Fauci credit for speaking truth to power. If Trump ploughs ahead with words like this in his ears then even he might have overstretched himself.

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              • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                Originally posted by Gofer Blue View Post
                Just did the maths - assume a fatality rate of just 1%. With a population of 327 million people that's 3.27 million potential deaths. Wow. Maybe that won't matter to Trump because the majority will be old timers who are no longer economically active?
                How long did that take you?

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                • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                  Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
                  Whatever the outcome you have to give Fauci credit for speaking truth to power. If Trump ploughs ahead with words like this in his ears then even he might have overstretched himself.

                  https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...s-the-timeline
                  Typical politician speak, trying to spark the markets and investors , I guess if he said the markets will totally collapse at Easter the run on the dollar would be huge .

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                  • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                    Originally posted by Gofer Blue View Post
                    Just did the maths - assume a fatality rate of just 1%. With a population of 327 million people that's 3.27 million potential deaths. Wow. Maybe that won't matter to Trump because the majority will be old timers who are no longer economically active?
                    Globally 500k deaths out of 7.8 billion people .

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                    • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                      Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                      Typical politician speak, trying to spark the markets and investors , I guess if he said the markets will totally collapse at Easter the run on the dollar would be huge .
                      I truly believe that if Trump, or any other President in history, said the markets will totally collapse by Easter, that there will be a massive impact on stocks. Not sure about the diving dollar as lots of your mates think devaluation is the way out of this. What currency are they all running to?

                      I bow to your wise proclamations as always.

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                      • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                        Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
                        Whatever the outcome you have to give Fauci credit for speaking truth to power. If Trump ploughs ahead with words like this in his ears then even he might have overstretched himself.

                        https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...s-the-timeline
                        Trump was given a pandemic handover when he took over the job. He wasn't much interested and most of his team from then is long gone. So that should leave him the simple job of just listening to the experts and doing what they say, and yet he's doing his best to undermine them.

                        Have to wonder what his motivation is, as public safety doesn't seem to be it.

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                        • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                          Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
                          I truly believe that if Trump, or any other President in history, said the markets will totally collapse by Easter, that there will be a massive impact on stocks. Not sure about the diving dollar as lots of your mates think devaluation is the way out of this. What currency are they all running to?

                          I bow to your wise proclamations as always.
                          Thanks.

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                            Interesting article and IMO quite an accurate one.

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                            • Re: The Donald Trump thread

                              Originally posted by Gofer Blue View Post
                              https://theweek.com/articles/904958/...al-surging-why

                              Interesting article and IMO quite an accurate one.
                              That was well worth a read.

                              The analysis seems to be right - if very depressing - but I hope the 'solution' isn't the only option left.

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