President Trump: openly talking about problems is the first step to solve problems

The excellent approach promoted by President Donald Trump when it comes to sorting out problems in Africa is refreshing after so many lies and cover ups promoted by so called mainstream political parties and so called mainstream media. Are people being killed in South Africa because of hatred? Yes, there are. South Africa has not yet overcome the the trauma of transition after Apartheid. Is criminality widespread in South Africa? Yes, it is widespread. As the South African President himself acknowledged, unemployment and poverty and the actions of criminal gangs are issues of great concern and this is why the South African President stated that South Africa needs American help to increase investment and to promote the creation of jobs to reduce criminality and to give people hope.

When you look around Africa, what do you see? You see people who are desperately tryting to solve problems. You see poor management of resources. You see poverty, crime and illness. So talking about problems to offer Africa a better future is the way forward. I am extremely glad and feel very fortunate to have been able to witness a press conference that shows the way in which politics should be carried out. Bring everything out into the open, tackle problems head on, leave behind mentaly retarded ideological stances that not only do not provide solutions, but are used to hide what is actually going on. 

Argentina: Dollarization or exactly the opposite to Dollarization

Headlines in Uruguay indicate that Argentinian President Elect Javier Milei will ban adverts with prices in US Dollars. For example, when it comes to adverts offering properties for renting, prices will have to be in the Argentinian national currency and will no longer be allowed to be published in US currency.

The newly elected President promised to apply a chainsaw to cut the state structure to bits getting rid of much of it as a way to cut down waste. No longer a Minister for Culture, no longer a Minister for Diversity, no longer participation of the state in areas that are better served by the private sector.

Radical measures to deal with radical problems that have been destroying Argentina and have dramatically increased the numbers of those living under poverty lines. To sum up: no more politicking. The newly elected President will be inaugurated on December 10th 2023, but he has been making waves since long before there was a prospect of him even being a candidate for President. What he says is very much what he believes and this will certainly put many people on short notice. The attitude seems to be: change or else.

It has been noted that most of those classed as younger generations who supported Javier Milei did so as a last resort as they are absolutely disappointed with democracy, a democracy that has only led to waste, corruption and mismanagement. The duality Peronismo/Radicalismo has been nefarious for Argentina as it has only helped to preserve the vicious cycle of indebtedness. Argentina is still fighting in American courts to deal with debts created more than 30 years ago and no government - either Peronista or Radical - has been able/willing/competent to sort out Argentina's massive problems. 

 

Suella Braverman MP: deeply aware of the geopolitical critical importance of protecting British borders

 

The concerns regarding AI and digital piracy seem to have been overemphasize while the real present needs concerning the protection of British borders seem to be ignored by Liberal and Marxist politicians that willingly or unwittlingly confused Human Right with geopolitical security needs.

Her detractors don't have a clue about what they are talking about. As the daughter of immigrants that had to do things the hard she knows more than the champagne socialists and specialists of wokism.

For all the talk about about equality and rights of minorities, the main culprits - the Labour Party - constantly work against what they preach and even accuse non whites of not being black enough because they dare to challenge the falseties of the Labour Party.

We don't need redistribution. We need hard workers with creativity that do not need to be supported by state charity. We don't need a system that rewards mediocrity and inferiority. We need a system that recognizes greatness and superiority based on creativity and hard work.