If ever forced to actually resort to cannibalism in order to survive, I have a running list of whom to hunt down and eat first; itās long and consists of many high profile people who have willfully enabled this fuckery.
However, 45 isnāt on it, and never will be because:
A) The chances of someone else getting to him first are really good.
B) What you said about not him being palatable at all; even as a cannibal, I will still have certain standards.
C) Animals and other lower life forms will need to eat too; feed him to the pigs.
I remember reading that Selmayrās installation as Secretary General had damaged Junckerās image (or maybe more accurately, shined an unflattering light on his many flaws). But Iām not as tuned into what is going on with the EU as I should be; the American media focuses more on the doings of the EU member states than on the body as a whole, and itās easy to be distracted by the onslaught of noise coming out of Washington.
I find myself in the weird position of cheering against my own country; I want the rest of the world to stand firm against Trump. Donāt negotiate with him. Donāt compromise. When the US economy starts to tank, make sure Trump is by himself, neck deep, choking on the wreckage.
But itās a global economy and when the US suffers so does Europe. The EU canāt be expected to bail us out of this crisis any more than Mexico can be expected to pay for Trumpās wall. In the end, Iām terrified that Trump will be proved right; that the trade war will be good for him and easily won.
Well, it is accurate. Itās still not a big deal.
Theyāve agreed to discuss agreeing.
They havenāt actually agreed anything, they havenāt said they will agree anything.
Theyāre just going to carry on the already existing trade talks process.
Trump negotiation 101. Throw a hissy-fit, talk tough. Then āagreeā to discuss things and claim that getting the people you were already in talks with to agree to carry on talks was a major achievement.
Yep, youāre right; that was a case of preemptive panic. Youād think by now Iād realize that the best that can be said for things coming out of Trumpās pie hole is that theyāre hyperbolic.
When I posted yesterday, I thought that the agreement was an actual agreement on tariffs, not an agreement to discuss tariffs. Full speed ahead I guess, the ship is still sinking on schedule.
U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty said Villavicencio, who was being held at a New Jersey lockup, can remain in the United States while he exhausts his right to try to gain legal status.
āAlthough he stayed in the United States unlawfully and is currently subject to a final order of removal, he has otherwise been a model citizen,ā the judge wrote.
Iāve come a long way from being a total grammar nazi on the internet because nobody knows when āitsā should have an apostrophe in it, but I still think failure to seemingly even try to get the little things right in situations like this is a sure sign that the big things are being equally neglected.
The economy is āsoaringā¦ā at least until the housing bubble implodes, the full effect of the tariffs are felt, and the consequences and repercussions of all 45ās bad, short-sighted policies come to fruition.
