Theresa May lives in the village of Sonning, west of London. Sonning was home to Uri Geller for 35 years. Uri Geller has been linked to Mossad. Juif means Jew. Theresa May vows to boost trade with Israel and step up intelligence sharing and military links.
PM Theresa May's speech at the United Jewish Israel Appeal dinner: 17 Sept 2018
"The UK is already Israel's second largest trading partner and its number one destination for investment in Europe with more than 340 Israeli companies already operating here.
"While our bilateral trade is already worth over $9 billion – up by more than a quarter on last year alone.
"And as I have said to Prime Minister Netanyahu I want to build on this - deepening our links in particular in sectors like agriculture, health, science, technology and innovation.
"But my support for Israel goes beyond economics.
"You can also count on my commitment to Israel's security.
" ... And in a world where Britain and Israel increasingly face the same shared challenges and threats, I am just as clear that our security services will continue to deepen their already excellent co-operation to keep all our people safe.
PM Theresa May's speech at the United Jewish Israel Appeal dinner: 17 Sept 2018
White Helmets (aka al Qaeda)
"... Like Britain, Israel is also prepared to act in support of the international community, just as we saw this Summer.
"For when the White Helmets found themselves in grave danger in South-Western Syria, it was the Israeli Defence Force which worked with the international community to get them out ..."
PM Theresa May's speech at the United Jewish Israel Appeal dinner: 17 Sept 2018
Brabantian quotes the UK Independent: The UK Labour Party antisemitism row was created by Israel.
The UK Labour Party antisemitism row was created by Israel to distract from Israel's atrocities, a trade union boss suggests.
Mark Serwotka leads the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS).
Speaking at an event organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Mr Sertwoka claimed accusations against The Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn were the result of "something sinister going on" ...
Israel could have 'created a story that does not exist' in order to distract attention from atrocities it has committed.
Hugh Lanning is a former trade union deputy general secretary who now works for the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
At the event organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Lanning said Israel was a 'racist state'.
Jewish terrorists bombed the King David Hotel, killing many British people.
He added: "I take the view that if Israel wants to have racist laws, if it wants to have roads that only some people can go on, to have different laws and education systems based on race, we shouldn't be frightened of calling it a racist state."
"If it acts and behaves like an apartheid state, we should call it an apartheid state - and not be frightened of doing so."
While Trump is slapping tariffs on Chinese exports, Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu is happily encouraging his country’s firms to accept Chinese investments.
The brains behind the Goldman Sachs move to India is Gary Cohn, who will head Trump's National Economic Council.
2. Goldman Sachs has direct and indirect control over thousands of corporations. These corporations are pressured to move jobs from high wage to low wage areas.
1. Former Goldman Sachs executive Steve Mnuchin could be Trump's Treasury Secretary.
Mnuchin has connections to Hollywood.
Thomas Barrack (left) with movie producer Harvey Weinstein.
2.Thomas Barrack is another candidate for Treasury Secretary.
Barrack runs a real estate investment company whose assets include Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch.
Barrack has connections to Hollywood
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John A. Paulson - hedge fund billionaire.
3.John Paulson, the Wall Street hedge fund billionaire, is another candidate for Treasury Secretary. Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross. 4.Wilbur Ross could be Trump's Commerce Secretary.
Billionaire Wilbur Ross made his money working for the Rothschilds.
Steel executive Daniel DiMicco.
5.Dan DiMicco could become trump's trade negotiator.
He is executive chairman of the Nucor Corporation, which is "union-free".
The manufacturing jobs Trump pledges to bring back have disappeared largely because of automation.
Tough reality check for Trump's pledge of better heartland jobs, wages - Reuters
"Without the sort of tax and redistribution policies Republicans have traditionally opposed, Trump may struggle to make good on his promise to help those left behind in the global economy, economists who study inequality trends say."
"Under Obama, after tax income for the bottom fifth of households did increase by about 18 percent, or $2,200, according to a recent Council of Economic Advisers study.
"But that was made possible by higher taxes on the wealthy, more benefitsfor the poor and, in large part, by an estimated $1,900 gain from health coverage extended under the Affordable Care Act.
"Trump has vowed to roll Obamacare back." Tough reality check for Trump's pledge of better heartland jobs, wages - Reuters
Economists say that even if economic growth accelerates under Trump, it may not do much to counter the downward pressures on wages and middle income jobs from automation, technology and other longstanding trends.
In recent construction projects, Trump bought his steel and aluminum from Chinese manufacturers rather than United States corporations based in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.
"The two scariest words in economics are not (yet) Donald Trump.
"They are Smoot-Hawley.
"I’m referring to the imposition by President Herbert Hoover of destructive tariffs on more than 20,000 imported goods in 1930, an act of madness that helped turn what should have been a short US recession into a worldwide, epoch-defining depression.
"Trade fell by more than half as other countries retaliated with their own tariffs on American goods. Millions of jobs were annihilated.
"The tariffs, named after Senator Reed Smoot and Representative Willis C Hawley, were the single greatest economic blunder of all time and accelerated the march towards the Second World War."
"Our findings imply that as technology races ahead, low-skilled workers will move to tasks that are not susceptible to computerisation - i.e., tasks that required creative and social intelligence."
"For workers to win the race, however, they will have to acquire creative and social skills."
The US education system should turn out more entertainers, artists, news reporters, lawyers...
As the US population ages, it does not need lots of immigrants to do the jobs that robots can do.
Trump seems to have no clear answer to the problem of robots.
Trump says he is aware that one of the USA's main economic problems is the neglect of transport and other infrastructure, particularly in the poorer parts of the nation.
But, jobs building bridges and roads do come to an end once the projects are completed.
Six of the ten richest counties in America are in Virginia and Maryland, clustered around the Washington, D.C., metro area.
Six of the ten poorest counties in America are in Mississippi or Kentucky.
North Carolina will not prosper unless it has brilliant road and rail links to Washington and elsewhere.
Vermont lacks a major international airport.
70% of roads in some states are in poor or mediocre condition.
Poor states such Mississippi and Kentucky need big spending on roads, rail, schools and other infrastructure.
Trump's Republicans are opposed to higher taxes, so how is infrastructure to be improved?
Trump is going to have to increase the USA's debt.
Trump has to face the fact that one of the USA's main economic problems is inequality.
Warren Buffett says: "I was born in 1930. There's now six times as much real output per capita in the United States than there was, in real terms - six times."
"If you'd told my parents that under these circumstances, there would be millions and millions of people living in poverty, they would have said it was impossible."
Oxford Economics has found that if fully implemented, Trump's economic, tax and immigration policies would cost 4 million U.S. jobs, weigh down global growth and U.S. consumer spending, and could spark a trade war with other nations.
David Stevenson writes that "Trump will be an utter disaster for investors..."
But, this will not happen in the first year.
Farage and Trump
How clever is Trump?
"Nigel Farage was overheard telling friends at the party's conference in Bournemouth last week: 'I would say at worst Trump is a boor,' before adding with a grin, 'actually he's a boor at best too!'"
3. Donald Trump told voters in Indiana that the US could not continue "to allow China to rape our country". According to former UK cabinet minister John Redwood, Donald Trump is in favour of free trade.
4. Trump wants free trade agreements that allow US companies to take over the world.
Trump likes the fact that the United States records trade surpluses with, for example, Hong Kong, Netherlands and Australia.
Trump does not like the fact that the USA has a trade deficit with China.
5. A trade deficit can mean that a nation's wealthy citizens are so wealthy that they can afford to buy whatever good things that other nations have to offer.
Trump can buy whisky from the UK, perfumes from France, gems from India and toys from China.
The United States exports more than any country in the world, except China.
The USA's trade deficit is relatively small by world standards.
6. What about the The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade agreement, and the Trans-Atlantic Free Trade Agreement?
These will help certain big US businesses. But, some people will get hurt.
7. Trump says he wants more jobs for Americans.
Many jobs that have been lost "because of decreasing consumer demand in the U.S. and elsewhere, largely as a result of economic downturns like the 2008 crisis.
(The right wing elite have grabbed most of the money)
"That demand loss particularly impacted areas like cars, white goods, machine tools, and lots of other things that U.S. businesses and consumers alike tend to buy at home.
"Americans make 73% of what they buy here at home."
9. Donald Trump promises to force Apple Inc. to manufacture in the United States.
If Apple makes its stuff in the USA, then either it pays wages as low as those in China, or it finds it cannot compete with Samsung and other rivals.
If US firms are going to pay lower wages, that does not help the retail industry.
An Apple video iPod assembled in China sells for roughly $300 in the United States.
Very little of that $300 goes to the Chinese firms. "The Chinese get only about six bucksworth of value from the item’s assembly and shipment. Meanwhile, the U.S.-based Apple and its affiliates get hundreds of dollars from an iPhone’s final U.S. sale (for things like design, marketing, and even some manufacturing)."
10. Modern manufactured goods, such as Boeing 787s, are usually made from components from different parts of the world.
Boeing's 787, has a fuselage made in Italy, engines made in the United Kingdom, passenger doors made in France, cargo doors made in Sweden, landing gear doors made in Canada and wing tips made in South Korea.
Trump could force Boeing to have all the parts made in the USA.
11. But such a policy of 'Protectionism' has its risks.
So, Trump has to be careful that he does not bring about a Great Depression.
12. Yes, too many jobs have been offshored, but Trump may not realise how complicated matters are.
There are good reasons why Coca Cola has bottling plants all around the world.
170 top economists have endorsed Bernie Sanders' platform regarding Wall Street, signing a letter stating:
"The Senator is correct that the biggest banks must be broken up and that a new 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act, separating investment from commercial banking, must be enacted."
16. "Thomas Piketty, perhaps the most influential economic thinker of the left in the Western world, is impressed by the rise of Sen. Bernie Sanders...
"Piketty ... sees Sanders ....leading the United States toward a possible return to the nation's pioneering 20th century experiments with extremely progressive taxation and social spending...
"Piketty points to the fact that, prior to Reagan, 20th century fiscal policy in the U.S. was aggressive in taxing the wealthy - much more so than the European counterparts...
"From 1930 to 1980 ... the rate for the highest U.S. income (over $1 million per year) was on average 82%...
"Those rates ... played a tremendous role in creating social equality and helped provide crucial government revenue for robust social programs..."
"Reagan ... lowered the rate for the highest incomes to 28%...
"'Sanders' success today shows that much of America is tired of rising inequality and these so-called political changes, and intends to revive both a progressive agenda and the American tradition of egalitarianism,' Piketty wrote.
"In the USA, the majority of those who receive some form of public assistance (medicaid or foodstamps) have jobs ... but they earn so little that they cannot make ends meet."
Donald Trump wants to keep wages down, while reducing taxes on the rich, and spending more on the military.
Trump has a home in Manhattan "designed to evoke the Palace of Versailles ...
"It boasts a cavernous hall of mirrors, acres of marble set off by ‘24-carat gold and diamond accents’, and ceilings hand-painted with cherubs and scenes from Greek myths."
Jesus loves rich guys?
"Trump also owns Seven Springs, a huge mansion outside New York in the upmarket hamlet of Bedford, which boasts 60 rooms, two servants’ wings, 15 bedrooms, three swimming pools and 230 acres of land.
"There’s another mansion in rural Virginia, a huge house on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills and a vast waterside pile at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida."
"Numerous reports released during the first two months of 2016 document the staggering dimensions of the social crisis facing working people in the United States.
"A majority of Americans have too little savings to pay for an emergency expense of $1,000. One in four US adults is burdened by debts caused by medical expenses.
Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are wealthy members of The Establishment.
Donald trump is "like every other corporate tyrant in that his solution to most things follows the logic of Stalin: no person, no problem. You're fired!
"Except as president he'd have other people-removing options, all of which he likes: torture, mass deportations, the banning of 23 percent of the Earth's population from entering the United States, etc.
"Donald Trump is no ordinary con man. He's way above average."
