I'm guessing they generally would? But you'd also assume Boeing will carve out some kind of exemption, else the US aircraft industry, already struggling against Airbus commerically are going to get decimated.
She also shared this page from Human Rights Watch. It’s f***ing grim reading what’s happening there.
Nothing even close.She also shared this page from Human Rights Watch. It’s f***ing grim reading what’s happening there.
Human Rights Watch declaration on prison conditions in El Salvador for the J.G.G. v. Trump case
I, Juanita Goebertus, declare the following under 28 U.S.C. § 1746, and state that under penalty of perjury the following is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief:www.hrw.org
As an aside, this made me wonder what pictures we’d be seeing in this country if the last government had succeeded with its Rwanda plan.
It has only been about 3 months of his leadership. Hitler took many years.
That sounds like you are implying that it is the country and not the end consumer/importer that will be paying the tariff!
Let’s not do these false comparisons again, please.
There are unmarked graves there apparently. It’s more on the lines of Bergen Belsen. Trump has asked for five, and talked about homegrowns going.
www.theguardian.com
Send him on a visit to a few public schools?
There are two (legal) ways - impeachment, or the 25th amendment. It would take relatively few of the more sane Republicans to get rid of him Sadly, none is yet showing the required gumption.
It’s certainly along the lines and scale of the fascist dictatorships of the Americas under dictators like Pinochet, Castro, Batista and Arbenz to name a few who took their blueprint for fascism from Franco and Mussolini - geographically much closer to the US and much more recent.
www.salon.com
That certainly is the case.
It’s certainly along the lines and scale of the fascist dictatorships of the Americas under dictators like Pinochet, Castro, Batista and Arbenz to name a few who took their blueprint for fascism from Franco and Mussolini - geographically much closer to the US and much more recent.
“Tens of thousands of Guatemalans were slaughtered by fascist military forces and far-right death squads in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.”. Thousands of political opponents ‘disappeared’ in Argentina and Peru and other fascist regimes in South America and buried in unmarked graves.
The irony is, is that the US helped prop up some of these fascist regimes:
For example In El Salvador, “U.S. support for the junta continued under presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, Sr. And by the time a ceasefire was declared in 1992 (when the FMLN became a legal political party), thousands of Salvadorans had been killed and/or tortured.”
The global far right never went away it was just sleeping but in the changing global world order and its resurgence, has become very interconnected and transactional with Trump and Musk (and Farage) in the thick of it.
Even more ironic is the criticism Obama received from top far right Republicans for his attempts to normalise relationships with Cuba. Look at them now.
7 fascist regimes America enthusiastically supported
Republicans critical of Obama's Cuba strategy ignore our long history of propping up Latin American dictatorships
She also shared this page from Human Rights Watch. It’s f***ing grim reading what’s happening there.
Human Rights Watch declaration on prison conditions in El Salvador for the J.G.G. v. Trump case
I, Juanita Goebertus, declare the following under 28 U.S.C. § 1746, and state that under penalty of perjury the following is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief:
As an aside, this made me wonder what pictures we’d be seeing in this country if the last government had succeeded with its Rwanda plan.
There are mechanisms, but they’ve all been built around the idea of a batshit President being surrounded by rational actors. When the entire deck is stacked with fruitcakes and crazies there’s not a lot of places to go.
