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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 3:49pm On Apr 29, 2025
raumdeuter:
nateevs called Africa 3rd world, I will by your logic say he has been drinking from the trough of racist and forgot himself right?
Back to political correctness.
Africa is a shit hole who doesn't know that
Can't even manufacture toothpicks or vuvuzelas.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 3:45pm On Apr 29, 2025
cococandy:
Like clockwork. The funny thing is he news the worst Republican president last time he was in office. Now he beat his own record at being the worst. Worst president in a century.
This poll was skewed.

“When President Trump received 50 percent of the popular vote, but The New York Times includes only 37 percent of his voters in their poll and ABC/Washington Post has only 34 percent Trump supporters, it seems that they deliberately biased their polls against President Trump,”


Poll makes no sense Timed for release in 100 days.
Should have been how many Kamala voters has Trump win over in 100 days
4-7% have switched . smiley
* Trump says they should be investigated Pam Bondi will not .
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 3:38pm On Apr 29, 2025
cococandy:
Basil invest in a mirror pls cheesy

This is verbatim description of Republicans
Wrong. Why liberals switched to Bluesky. Why they moving out of America. It's because they don't want to hear anything they don't believe in . Liberals are the ones who demand safe spaces in universities of all other places
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico:
raumdeuter:
How do you know Americans voted against their interest?
Anyone who does not share their points of view is wrong. The same who see no evil talk no evil hear no evil re democrats. Who live in the lala land only hearing what they want to hear
The same ones who are happy they won't see ever see any post you make once they block you here.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 1:28pm On Apr 29, 2025
Canada , paper ballots , no electronic scanners, results out same day.
Big brother down south ,many results delay for weeks despite having the most advanced economy.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 11:38am On Apr 29, 2025
WEF globalist wins election after liberals imported millions of voters.
Says Friendship with America is OVER.

Trump didn't care if liberals won.
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/trump-says-he-doesnt-care-if-liberals-beat-conservatives-canada-2025-03-19/

Now they have won . The USMCA is dead by his words but is still binding. Canada $600 B exports to America are huge , whether Carney likes it or not , he has to negotiate with Trump.
Actually Trump had said he'd rather deal with liberals than conservatives.

While they are happy they sent a message to Trump, the government will still need to send it's proposals to Trump. Who will look at it , reject what he don't like or simply send them his proposals with a take it or leave it.
Trunp holds the Ace card.
I'm reliably informed Trump rhetoric about the 51st state came up because Canada had begged him not to crash their economy via tariffs and blocking transshipments of Chinese merchandise.
I am not a ware of how much damage the liberals have wrought to Canada with outsourcing to Asia, curtailing big oil and enacting suffocating environmental and climate change policies to their industries.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 11:16am On Apr 29, 2025
budaatum:
First, UK nor hardly any country would dump their US bonds, and if they do, buyers would be found on the open market at a price that would make the yield seem good. Just think. If UK dumps at say 70% of face value, the yield earned would seem more. There's even scalpers who'd be glad to buy it just as they bought Argentina's debt for cents on the dollar when they went bankrupt. 2.1% on a coupon bought for 20 cents is like 100% interest a month.

If USA can't pay the interest on its loans and your default scenario were to occur, USA would just need to pay higher interest to sell bonds to finance their budget, and there's always buyers at a price (of say 20-30% or above, I exaggerate). The consequences would of course bankrupt America and Americans, who would be caught in the crossfire of high interest payments and currency devaluation and deflation, not just in food and services as is current, but in assets (bonds, stock, property etc), too. But that's the price of owing debt you can't pay.
You are implying debt is a carefully constructed scheme to earn select few billions. If so, i also largely agree.
Most of the G8 countries have over 70% of their debt domestic. America with it's gazillion debt the 35% foreign debt component is more than some G8 countries GDP.
Democrats are the ones who drive debt higher by having more social spending , paying off student loans for useless degree courses eg from Trump university. Medicare for everyone including illegals and MS13 gang members . Ploy to win vote and virtue signalling, net effect is to drive up debt to the stratosphere.
Now that Trump is pushing back,the democrats are apoplectic the golden goose won't be laying eggs forever
Better the US economy crash under Trump as soon as yesterday.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 10:48am On Apr 29, 2025
nateevs:
A bargain? This is a misinterpretation of how bonds work sir. You have completely missed out the fundamentals of risk and default.

In June 2025, the US has to refinance about $8Trn worth of Treasuries. Those bills were issued in about 2015 with a coupon date of about 2.1% if i am right. Then it would cost the Treasury $170bn a year.

At the current 4.25% yield rate, it will cost $340bn to finance the same debt.

So if the UK were to dump $700bn of US bonds and yields went up to say, I don't know.... your median figure of 8% now; this means the US has to refinance same debt in June 2025, at a stagerring coupon rate of $650bn per year!!!!

To put things in perspective, this is more than the annual budget of the Navy, Army, Airforce and Marines combined. This will means that effectively, the US is bankrupt.

The secondary effects of crash of the US dollar, the Fed having to raise interest rates to 8% will make sure that GDP goes to sleep forever.

And this is why Nobody, I mean Nobody, will touch it.
In other words, you would want Trump to fail in reining on interest rates and public debt.
I doubt he will.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:36am On Apr 29, 2025
happney65:
Canada give themselves better brain. grin grin
Canada has 23% of it's population from immigrants.
America is headed there. As long as the Liberals in Canada import more immigrants they will always have an edge in the elections.
Till the day a certain class of the immigrants become the Praetorian guard that brought down Rome.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:31am On Apr 29, 2025
bemeruca:
No more junks from China. They are feeling the heat
What the Chinese send to America is higher quality than the junk they send to Africa. They will soon have a glut of if high quality products with nowhere to sell to. Nigeria will benefit. No more fake Russell Hobbs kettles.
I'm watching lithium batteries very closely.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:18am On Apr 29, 2025
benalvino3:
🤣😂 You are comedy.

At least you see it as I see it. It's a useless feature.
I won't block anyone. As long as I know your head is empty I can live with that. Those who delight in blocking are the ones who think they are smart and take offence when challenged .
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:05am On Apr 29, 2025
budaatum:
Yes it is in the interest of globalists, who watch in glee as that debt rises and guarantees a future payout.

They will reap their benefit when USA can no more afford the interest on the debt (not to talk of the principal), and the currency devalues and the interest rockets moonwise a la Argentina.

Think what China might have planned the last 25 years and you might see spending more than earned is not sustainable.
That in a nutshell explains why the rest of the world hates Trump. He can see how the globalists are circling like vultures and wants to reverse that .
Paradoxically they don't care if America goes down at the expense of China.
My position is very clear with the Chinese. They should not accede to superpower status neither should they replace America at the helm. I'd rather have America and Europe , they pride themselves in following the law, though EU is a legal dictatorship that is clutching on the straws desperately trying to break any nationalist rising within it's block.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 12:24pm On Apr 28, 2025
raumdeuter:
Trump just beat the Democrats less than 6 months ago

Public approval of the democratic party is around 21%
They will proudly show off Trump 'disma'l ratings hoping noone will ask them about their own ratings. They are doing 21%
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 12:20pm On Apr 28, 2025
Ibime:
You can see them and don't approach or "encounter" them if you want to juke your stats
Last I checked I don't work in America , I just use my brains to search for what's relevant.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 12:10pm On Apr 28, 2025
cococandy:
And crickets…. None of them will be able to answer
Here are the crickets. Too long but what you looking for is there tona good approximation.

Here’s a summary of CBP encounters over the last six months, highlighting key statistics:

March 2025:
OFO Encounters: Approximately 673 per day (3% lower than February).
February 2025:
USBP Apprehensions: Averaged 330 per day.
January 2025:
Data not specified, but trends indicate fluctuations in encounters.
December 2024:
Data not specified, but typically shows seasonal variations.
November 2024:
Data not specified, but generally reflects pre-holiday patterns.
October 2024:
Data not specified, but often includes end-of-fiscal-year statistics

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List down the monthly CBP encounters last 6 montha


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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encounter data for the last six months (October 2024–March 2025) along the southwest border, based on available information from CBP and related sources, is as follows. The data includes U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) apprehensions between ports of entry and Office of Field Operations (OFO) inadmissible encounters at ports of entry. Note that exact figures for some months may be incomplete or preliminary, and numbers reflect Title 8 apprehensions and inadmissibles, with Title 42 expulsions no longer applicable after May 2023.

October 2024:
USBP: ~56,000 encounters (approximate, based on CBP’s reported trend of low encounters post-June 2024 Proclamation).

OFO: ~3,500 inadmissible encounters (estimated from February 2025’s 3,362, given a slight increase in early FY2025).

Total: ~59,500 encounters (approximate).

November 2024:
USBP: ~50,000 encounters (estimated, reflecting a continued decline from October, aligned with CBP’s reported 60% decrease from May to December 2024).

OFO: ~3,400 inadmissible encounters (estimated, consistent with low OFO numbers in early 2025).

Total: ~53,400 encounters (approximate).

December 2024:
USBP: ~40,000 encounters (estimated, based on CBP’s note of November and December being the lowest since August 2020).

OFO: ~3,300 inadmissible encounters (estimated, slightly below November’s trend).

Total: ~43,300 encounters (approximate).

January 2025:
USBP: 29,101 encounters (reported by CBP).

OFO: 32,346 inadmissible encounters (reported by CBP, reflecting a higher OFO figure before a sharp drop in February).

Total: 61,447 encounters.

February 2025:
USBP: 8,347 encounters (reported by CBP).

OFO: 3,362 inadmissible encounters (reported by CBP).

Total: 11,709 encounters.

March 2025:
USBP: 7,181 encounters (reported by CBP).

OFO: ~673 daily average, equating to ~20,790 encounters (based on 31 days, reported by CBP).

Total: ~27,971 encounters.

Notes:
Data Sources: Exact figures for January, February, and March 2025 come from CBP’s monthly updates. October to December 2024 figures are estimated based on CBP’s reported trends of significant declines (e.g., 55% decrease in encounters between ports of entry from June to November 2024) and fiscal year summaries.

Context: The sharp decline in encounters from October 2024 to March 2025 reflects enhanced enforcement measures, including the June 2024 Presidential Proclamation and increased patrols with Department of Defense support.

Limitations: Estimates for October–December 2024 are approximate due to incomplete monthly breakdowns in available data. Totals may not reflect unique individuals, as recidivism (repeat encounters) can inflate numbers.

Verification: Official CBP data is subject to revisions, and final statistics are typically confirmed at the end of the fiscal year (September 30, 2025).

For the most precise and updated figures, check CBP’s Stats and Summaries webpage or the Southwest Land Border Encounters dashboard.

Do you have Jan to October 2024 CBP encounters

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Below is the available data for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) southwest border encounters from January to October 2024, covering U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) apprehensions between ports of entry and Office of Field Operations (OFO) inadmissible encounters at ports of entry. The data is sourced from CBP’s monthly updates and related reports. Note that some figures for OFO encounters are estimates where exact numbers are unavailable, and all numbers reflect Title 8 enforcement actions (Title 42 expulsions ended in May 2023).
January 2024:
USBP: 124,220 encounters

OFO: 51,985 inadmissible encounters (derived from total encounters of 176,205 minus USBP encounters)

Total: 176,205 encounters

February 2024:
USBP: 140,984 encounters (reported by CBP)

OFO: ~50,000 inadmissible encounters (estimated based on January and March trends, as exact OFO data is unavailable)

Total: ~190,984 encounters (approximate)

March 2024:
USBP: 137,480 encounters

OFO: 51,892 inadmissible encounters (derived from total encounters of 189,372 minus USBP encounters)

Total: 189,372 encounters

April 2024:
USBP: 128,900 encounters

OFO: ~50,000 inadmissible encounters (estimated, consistent with prior months’ OFO trends)

Total: ~178,900 encounters (approximate)

May 2024:
USBP: ~117,000 encounters (estimated based on CBP’s reported 60% decrease from May to December 2024, starting from a higher base)

OFO: ~48,000 inadmissible encounters (estimated, aligned with April and June trends)

Total: ~165,000 encounters (approximate)

June 2024:
USBP: 83,536 encounters (reported by CBP)

OFO: ~47,000 inadmissible encounters (estimated, reflecting a slight decline post-Proclamation)

Total: ~130,536 encounters (approximate)

July 2024:
USBP: 56,408 encounters

OFO: 4,917 inadmissible encounters (derived from total encounters of 61,325 minus USBP encounters)

Total: 61,325 encounters

August 2024:
USBP: 58,038 encounters

OFO: ~4,900 inadmissible encounters (estimated, consistent with July’s low OFO numbers)

Total: ~62,938 encounters (approximate)

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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 12:08pm On Apr 28, 2025
Ibime:
So they watch illegals cross and count them?

What's the data collection method?
CBP encounters are recorded ,notarized, serialized , webalized , journalized etc.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 4:36am On Apr 28, 2025
Nateevs2:
Now you are engaging facts. I don't mind people being on the other side of the debate, as long as you engage facts. Good question, who will buy $800bn worth of bonds if the UK dumps it? Nobody!!! And this is why I said in my response "for argument sake"

I am not advocating for the UK to do this. There would be huge economic repercussions of we were to try. But Dayo is saying that we could if we wanted to. And that's just nonsense talk.

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But let's say Trump wants to strong-arm the UK, Japan, and Luxembourg (notice I keep excluding China from this discussion) into a devaluation of the dollar, that is essentially a default. Meaning, sorry your $800bn is now worth less than it was, and your annual $36bn is now worth less than it was.

Apart from what the US will do itself by even going near this topic (yields going up), I don't expect Kier Starmer to sit back and take it. He needs to fight back, and use every tool at his disposal, including threatening to dump it all, even if it means the UK will suffer for it. Because,

1. Eroded trust...... You cannot trust Trump and his cronies (or another Trump in the future) to not want to devalue further.
2. We don't want to end up like Japan after the Plaza accord with a massively devalued Pound, and a lost decade of growth.
3. Why should we accept a default at all?

So yes, threaten to dump it, even if to spite Trump. If you want rational dialogue, then ask nicely, like Regan did at the time.


In the larger debate, there's far more to consider about the consequence of such, and what the likes of Japan and China will do, if the UK were to get the balls to want to dump all. It signifies to everyone that US bonds are now worth phuck all, and that's the end of US borrowing. Do you understand what it means if the US can no longer sell its bonds to anyone?

But you guys think this is inconsequential analysis, and even worse, that 77.3m ** thought this completely through in their support for Trump even before voting. That's abject fallacy!


** Cococandy Correction. grin grin grin grin grin
Top hedge fund holders if Treasury Bonds.
Citadel Advisors - Approximately $100 billion
Bridgewater Associates - Around $90 billion
Millennium Management - Estimated at $70 billion
AQR Capital Management - Roughly $60 billion
D.E. Shaw Group - About $50 billion


Top 10 country holders if Treasury Bonds.

Japan - $1 trillion
China - $759 billion
United Kingdom - $723 billion
Ireland - $400 billion
Luxembourg - $300 billion
Brazil - $250 billion
Switzerland - $240 billion
Hong Kong - $230 billion
Taiwan - $220 billion
India - $200 billion


UK gifts and debt $2.7 Trillion

I see a problem somewhere and it has a lot more to do with deliberate attempt to crash the US.
Apple can make it's American made iphone in America and sell it there, and from its Chinese plant, sell to the rest of the world If the problem is manufacturing cost, why not ship every factory to Laos or Shenzhen.
Tesla is manufacturing in America and getting buyers too,
When people mock red states for lower minimum wage , effectively they want $50 hourly wages across the board, which will send all factories to China.
Tell me why it's important all factories should be in China.


I'll add something.Which part if Italy was hard hit by COVID deaths ,what was the reason behind it all.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 4:17am On Apr 28, 2025
Ibime:
Manipulated figures since they can't match even Obamas deportation numbers

How do you count illegals at the border if they are illegals. So the border force will be counting them instead of arresting them? This has always been a number where you write whatever you want based on estimates
Over 6000 were crossing every day Today it's less than 200.It didn't require a bipartisan bill as Joe Biden claimed.
Whatever you do with that information is upto you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 4:09am On Apr 28, 2025
Helicopter Airline Washington DC crash.
NYT reports,the female pilot was toldby her counterpart to veer away from the visible jet . She did not.

Some here blamed Trump firing of FAA while clearly it was her fault Ijebos and your team, you're Always wrong .

Bemeruca.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:52pm On Apr 27, 2025
raumdeuter:
Care tell us the approval ratings of Democrats at this point
AOC is likely a 2028 top contender.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 7:58pm On Apr 27, 2025
Kristi Noem purse thief arrested.

BREAKING: A law enforcement source in D.C. has confirmed to me the man accused of stealing DHS Sec. Noem’s purse is Mario Bustamante Leiva. U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin has said the man is in the U.S. illegally.

A Daily Mail article from 2015 says Bustamante Leiva is Chilean who stole wallets, computers, and phones in London.



He steals a purse from the person in charge of deporting him.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico:
zendi:
Biden was escalating the Ukraine war while Trump is scratching at the surface of the solution.

The root cause of the war is much deeper than Western leaders seem to understand.
A mammoth peace meeting featuring all actors should be convened to agree on my famous proposal below, posted here on March 02, 2024, for the sake of our planet's safety from a nuclear apocalypse.
You do realize the EU wants to impoverish Russia . By developing Ukraine shale fields for gas and oil , they would then tell Putin to jump into a lake. One of the main reasons Putin is in eastern Ukraine is to control the vast deposits if oil and gas.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 6:05pm On Apr 27, 2025
AmazonTopaz:
They seem to be wiser than the idiots that make up the American voting electorate.

This was a blessing in disguise for Canadian Liberals who were on the verge of a disastrous electoral defeat which is not likely anymore.
Thanks to Trump we now know the wise and the foolish.

The Democrat's top four heroes in America are now:
1. A murderer named Luigi (gun)
2. A murderer named Karmelo (butcher knife)
3. An MS-13 illegal gang member
4. A Palestinian Hamas supporter
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 3:56pm On Apr 27, 2025
Nateevs2:
Now you are engaging facts. I don't mind people being on the other side of the debate, as long as you engage facts. Good question, who will buy $800bn worth of bonds if the UK dumps it? Nobody!!! And this is why I said in my response "for argument sake"

I am not advocating for the UK to do this. There would be huge economic repercussions of we were to try. But Dayo is saying that we could if we wanted to. And that's just nonsense talk.

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But let's say Trump wants to strong-arm the UK, Japan, and Luxembourg (notice I keep excluding China from this discussion) into a devaluation of the dollar, that is essentially a default. Meaning, sorry your $800bn is now worth less than it was, and your annual $36bn is now worth less than it was.

Apart from what the US will do itself by even going near this topic (yields going up), I don't expect Kier Starmer to sit back and take it. He needs to fight back, and use every tool at his disposal, including threatening to dump it all, even if it means the UK will suffer for it. Because,

1. Eroded trust...... You cannot trust Trump and his cronies (or another Trump in the future) to not want to devalue further.
2. We don't want to end up like Japan after the Plaza accord with a massively devalued Pound, and a lost decade of growth.
3. Why should we accept a default at all?

So yes, threaten to dump it, even if to spite Trump. If you want rational dialogue, then ask nicely, like Regan did at the time.


In the larger debate, there's far more to consider about the consequence of such, and what the likes of Japan and China will do, if the UK were to get the balls to want to dump all. It signifies to everyone that US bonds are now worth phuck all, and that's the end of US borrowing. Do you understand what it means if the US can no longer sell its bonds to anyone?

But you guys think this is inconsequential analysis, and even worse, that 77.3m ** thought this completely through in their support for Trump even before voting. That's abject fallacy!


** Cococandy Correction. grin grin grin grin grin
Well put. I'll respond later.
It is in the interest of globalists that the US govt debts keep growing for the next decade or so for their own benefit not mine
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 2:14pm On Apr 27, 2025
Nateevs2:
You are the one who keeps coming back with the 78m talk. You want to inject a huge number to the discourse to bolster your position. If 78m voted, surely they are all not dumb. This is your pattern of thinking. A huge percentage of those 78m are conservatives. Mostly conservatives vote on ideology, not on facts. So yes, 78m people could be largely wrong on many issues. But I digress, as that's not the centre of this debate.


My problem was with you. You particularly. You casually said any country can choose leave the dollar as reserve currency. You said that with the lack of knowledge that the strength of the dollar is underpinned by the number of countries that buy US bonds. This is the same currency you hold a huge portfolio in. A few weeks ago, you were spelling PROSPERITY in caps. But it is now apparent, that you don't understanding what makes this prosperity even possible.

You called countries that sustain US borrowing, which in turn keeps your internal interest rates steady "inconsequential" ..... but you invest in property. This means you don't understand that if (for argument sake), the UK, Luxembourg and Japan were to dump all their US dollar debts (as you proposed), your interest rates are immediately affected, which immediately bumps up the cost of credit in the US, which immediately affects you.

So the question is, is the UK really inconsequential as you claimed... or are you just regurgitating the nonsense you heard at the Trump rallies? Did you know that the actions of the so-called inconsequential can have a direct impact on inflation and interest rates in the US? No you didn't. Because if you did, you will shut your MAGA brain down and engage FACTS!


On the other hand, if my country were to be forced by the US into a situation where they had to dump US debt, that affects me personally as a business man. So you have little understanding of what your talk about, when you tell me that I have no interests in following and commenting passionately about the issues.

I haven't even mentioned the effects on Oil, Gas, or geo-political concerns.


The summary of this is that only an uninformed voter will come to the conclusion that some countries are inconsequential to the US, when said countries are directly responsible for the strength of the dollar that builds your wealth. Only an uninformed voter.
Why would UK dump the debt, was my question. It doesn't have good returns or to punish Trump?
If it's about bad returns who will buy a massive $800B of debt knowing the dollar will crash any time.
In other words ,you hold America debt. You are stuck with it, you not selling it to noone.
The UK earns around 4.42% yield from the 10 year US Treasury Bonds . That works out to $36B annually.
The UK will just dump this golden goose to spite Trump.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 2:05pm On Apr 27, 2025
raumdeuter:
Liberals will say those who voted to secure the border don't know what's good for them
If she had won, the levels would be 1 million crossings a month.
The democrats have a definite plan to import future voters.. They are fighting tooth and nail to keep anyone from being deported while simultaneously fighting for birth right citizenship.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 11:19am On Apr 27, 2025
A friendly reminder about immigration bipartisan bill.
For four years Kamala Harris was the designated border Czar. Had she won many would be crossing illegally today while she is spouting bipartisan utopia.
Border crisis was a deliberate invasion. 100%.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico:
Letitia James lawyer sent a letter to DOJ regarding the Brooklyn house.
He describes the house as having a 4th floor.
Reality. There is no fourth floor in the building.
Lawyer ( being paid by NY AGoffice ) completely misrepresented the unit and it's tenants . Claims her relatives occupied the whole block yet there are tenants on file complaining about leaks , bedbugs and general slum like conditions.

https://whitecollarfraud.com/2025/04/25/letitia-james-lawyer-doesnt-understand-the-property-hes-defending/

As sloppy as Letitia. The whole letter is full of falsehoods, this cornered rat won't escape fraud charges.
***Her lawyer also represented
Hunter Biden***
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:28am On Apr 27, 2025
Netherlands sperm donor conundrum

Over a year ago, the Netherlands reported numerous sperm mega-donors within the country, leading to fears of accidental incest. The number of these mega-donors seems to keep growing, with the Dutch Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (NVOG) now admitting at least 85 men have fathered 25 or more children. The most infamous Dutch sperm mega-donor is Jonathan Meijer, who is believed to have over 1,000 children and was the subject of a Netflix documentary last year.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:23am On Apr 27, 2025
nateevs:
No, it didn't. It sounded like you don't understand the topic you are relying to. Go do some more research.
Devalue the dollar against what currency.
Oh devalue the dollar against ₦
smiley smiley

You are trying so hard to sound informed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 7:50am On Apr 27, 2025
The brutal animal who was freed by a very "compassionate" judge.

Bondi Vows to Prosecute Judges Who Obstruct Trump Admin’s Deportation Efforts

She emphasized that these judges would face prosecution for their involvement.
Pam Bondi explained that the defendant, who was in court facing charges for domestic violence, had been involved in a violent attack on two individuals, as Breitbart News reported.

The victims were severely beaten—one man was hit 30 times, choked, and knocked to the ground, while the woman sustained severe injuries, requiring hospitalization.

Despite the brutality of the crimes, the victims were willing to cooperate with the state prosecutor, and they were present in the courtroom during the proceedings.

However, the case took a disturbing turn when the judge learned that ICE officers were outside the courthouse, waiting to detain the defendant, who had been deported in 2013 and returned illegally.

Upon hearing this, Judge Dugan allegedly left the courtroom, went into the hallway, and confronted the immigration officers, visibly upset.

She then instructed them to leave and meet with the chief judge, returning to the courtroom afterward....judge took the defendant and his defense attorney aside, using a private exit to allow them to leave, effectively allowing the criminal to evade ICE arrest, leaving the victims and the prosecutor behind.


Someone spin this and blame Drumph .

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