Trump is pushing the Europeans underwater by forcing them to raise tariffs against Chinese products. The Europeans are already up to their eyebrows in economic trouble and already sinking under mountains of debt.
Trump is now openly admitting that the sanctions against Russia have failed due to the Europeans still buying Russian oil via India and China, despite all the charade about sanctions crippling Russian oil exports. Trump is trying to break up Russian oil going into the EU, so that the Europeans will have to buy more from the USA. That, by the way, was the reason for taking out the Nord Stream pipelines and using National Security Issues for the EU as the excuse. The EU depending on the USA energy is just as bad as depending on Russia, with the latter possibly more trustworthy. The Europeans have already sacrificed enough for the USA and Trump is forcing them into a desperate situation. It will not end well for the Europeans.
Now, it has been reported that the British 'clown' jewel, Boris Johnson, is in Ukraine, up to no good for sure. The British are the most obnoxious humans on earth. Tony Blair had provided fake evidence to the USA leading up to the Iraq War. Boris Johnson sabotaged the peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. And no one talks about the British shipping food back to feed their own while Indians were facing starvation during its colonization of India.
Now another British clown, Kier Starmer, is fueling the conflict in Ukraine, trying to be the cheerleader for the Europeans supporting Zelenskyy. Kier Starmer will not last long as PM, with protests erupting across the UK. The UK is changing PMs like a person changing underwear. What a joke that it is still trying to act like a rising power.
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Margaret Thatcher was perhaps the last credible breed of British Prime Ministers. After her came all the clowns running the UK just like a circus.
Under a two-party rule, this is the eventual outcome, the same as in the USA. And it is the same elsewhere and everywhere. Thomas Paine had this to say - 'Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; at its worst state, an intolerable one'.
So, what is the difference between Governments in democratic countries and that in autocratic states? We could be blinded just by definition alone, calling one the good guy and the other the bad guy. There are bad Governments in a democracy as well as good Government in an autocracy. The criterion is how they treat the people and whether the Government's priority is lifting people out of poverty to enjoy a better life. Some African countries are thinking much more rationally than we have given them credit for.
But the show must go on, and we must keep flogging the dying democratic horse as the system that is best suited for everyone.
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