after 2011 china must’ve questioned their choice.  for a number of very good reasons.  i gotta hope china’s new thorium reactor may help cut the pain.   Mr.P?  love to learn your take?

nima michael & richard

michael gives us a brilliant analysis of the game—move to becoming a debtor nation & the power play on the old joke: if you owe a bank 10000 you have a problem…if you the bank 10 trillion the bank(s) have a problem.

you’re right  “…probably doesn’t even know the treaty existed or why it was important…essentially Orange functions as a child.”  absolutely, a brat, not in the slightest beguiling, yet with charm enough to elicit from a surprising number the benefit of doubt…alex krainer survived the flaying of yugoslavia yet is susceptible to orange.  hope dies last & i suspect orange’s chemical persona aerosols a susceptibility, an innate longing for make-believe hope.  the rub being…can city really be that clever/cunning?  canaduh has carney, people do not give marc a pass, canucks want him to be all that he is, canaduh’s city sent crusader, an american carney type wouldn’t’ve taken or rode the global wave.  city’s nurtured the orange brat for decades, its rolly polly tweedle dum to oversee horrendous defeat & colossal economic collapse & manage to make it seem wholly untrue as improbable unreal as orange ever being king, whilst city segues into its grand finale.

it amazes how many give trump the benefit of the doubt, it speaks to why city chose orange.

empire’s diabolical separation of niger & nigeria is reminiscent of india & pakistan.  laith some interviews ago, when asked to speak to the indian/pakistani confrontation, said something near to this (my faulty memory & habitual hearing whatsoever i prefer taken into consideration),”i believe the borders are aberrations, imposed, which in time will fall away, whereby the inhabitants will return to living harmoniously as they had previously for centuries.”

“Great Benin, where the king resides, is larger than Lisbon; all the streets run straight & as far as the eye can see.  The houses are large, especially that of the king, which is richly decorated & has fine columns.  The city is wealthy & industrious.  It is so well governed that theft is unknown and the people live in such security that they have no doors to their houses.”  (1691, portuguese captain lourenco pinto’s description of Benin City.)

thank you, Mr.P for posting this introduction.  God bless Traore he personifies  “What the world needs now!”