The world needs Trump.  America needs Trump.

We have wall to wall Hillarys (see Merkel, Turnbull, Trudeau, Juncker, Hollande etc) .

America has tried the metrosexual Euro weenie angle with O'bama and it has been a grotesque minstrel show - America has been catching up to Kenya for 8 years.




Time for disruption.

Mattyfisk wrote on Oct 27^th, 2016 at 5:36pm:


sometimes it is. Holden were prepared to commit to building two models for a further ten years if the govt. kept up the subsidies. I'm sure were weren't the only country where the industry is dependent on govt. subsidies

Frank wrote on Oct 29^th, 2016 at 9:02am:


But the people don't want Trump. They say so. In every poll - trustworthiness, likability, honesty, etc, etc, etc, they give him the digital disruption.

But I'm still curious. What do we need Trump for?

What do you think he would do that we need?

John Smith wrote on Oct 27^th, 2016 at 8:31pm:


Two models, subsidised to the cost of about $15,000 of commonwealth revenue per car - if they could sell them. For a mere ten years.

That money could pay for doctors and nurses. Imagine what the World Health Organization or MSF could do with it.

Something tells me you're in the car-making union, JS. No worries.

I'm in a union too - the one with the doctors and nurses. We'll send our respective delegates to the next state conference to battle it out, shall we?

Scrap that. If you support our delegate for the NSW upper house, we'll go with your plan for Holden if we get erected, okay?

Politics 101, innit.

Mattyfisk wrote on Oct 29^th, 2016 at 9:12am:


not sure where you got that number from




http://theconversation.com/factcheck-do-other-countries-subsidise-their-car-indu...


What will it cost to not subsidise? Most of the people will lose their jobs have been with Holden and Toyota for years ... many will never work again. Sure we were paying money, but we were also collecting money via incomes taxes, sales taxes, exports and GST


Mattyfisk wrote on Oct 29^th, 2016 at 9:12am:


I have absolutely nothing to do with the auto industry and I've never been in any union.

John Smith wrote on Oct 29^th, 2016 at 9:27am:


Well, you have a point. I certainly got my figures wrong. Those guys should work again because of the retraining package the government helps to fund too.

Businesses close down. People don't want enough Australian cars to keep this business going. Under our political- economic model (capitalism), the government isn't responsible for ensuring every worker has a job for life.

We could always change that, but we'd need a bit more than union delegates and state conferences to get that happening, JS.

The revolution will not be televised.

Mattyfisk wrote on Oct 29^th, 2016 at 9:06am:


He would be a circuit breaker. With Trump as president we would finally break from the Clinton/Bush/O'bama complecency of  'it cannot be done'.

America returning to its can-do nature, the so called 'free world' would also find its long lost cultural confidence. Wilders, Le Pen, AfD would be swept into power, the push-back against jihad, a la 'shores of Tripoli' would be reprised and China would collapse like Japan did in the 1990s - and not a moment too soon.

Americans do not want their jobs to go to low labour cost third world countries UNLESS they can get another, better paid job. So if globalisation means the depression of wages in America and the massive trade surplus of China, they do not want it. And they re right not wanting it.

American companies ditching their workforce, moving to Mexico and then bringing back good tariff free is nor right. It is bad, nasty, corporate citizenship.

Letting in untold millions of illegal immigrants is not right. It is against the law an Trump would imply enforce the law. You can't fault that.

Japan, Europe, Korea should pay a lot more for the cost of their own defence and should not simply let the American taxpayer pick up most of the tab.

Tax- if high tax means lower productivity, less participation the lower it.


Etc, etc.


What the world doesn't need is more of the same we have had with O'bama, the Bushes, Clinton.

The world needs to review its path from 1989 and take the other route because the one we have been on is leading to decline, decadence, degradation and dewhatever.

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