您现在的位置: 网站首页 /全部文章/ 正文

网上建设银行三国演义：老墨忍辱负重联手美帝废了加拿大-鲲鹏国际V

作者: admin 　发布: 2015-08-27　分类:全部文章　阅读: 624次

三国演义：老墨忍辱负重联手美帝废了加拿大-鲲鹏国际V

转载自：老王爱漂移

一个国家的总统和另一个国家的总统聊不到一块时，可以说交换了意见，还可以说进行了坦诚的交流，再或者哪怕喷对方“搬起石头砸自己的脚”也行，但你总不能F另一国总统啊。呵呵，一年前，墨西哥总统在全国电视直播上，直接F川普和他祖宗十八代！
号称总统届的郭富城……
别误会，墨西哥不是那种土逼非洲部落小国，它不仅是世界第十一人口大国，还是第十四大经济体。而且，墨西哥总统涅托出生于贵族家庭，有着法律与工商管理双学位，修养极高，从未骂过人，但特么……
众所周知，川普最讨厌非法移民，而美国最多的非法移民就是老墨。理论上来说，解决这个问题应该是美国加大对边境管理力度天堂餐馆 ，但川普居然要在美国和墨西哥之间修建一堵隔离墙，一个堪比长城的大工程！

很显然，这绝对是羞辱墨西哥的一项工程，不仅墨西哥狂喷，连很多人美国人也骂川普太过分了。甚至威海潮汐表 ，连基本不问世事的教皇都出来批评川普说，人类文明是修建沟通的桥梁，而不是隔离墙……那么，川普道歉了吗？
呵呵，川普说，这堵羞辱墨西哥的隔离墙，必须由墨西哥出钱，否则就废除《北美自由贸易协定》！那么，换成你是墨西哥总统涅托，你能忍住不去F川普和他祖宗十八代吗？可是，一年后的2018年8月27日，F川普的涅托就与美国达成了“史上最大贸易协议之一”。

一瞬间，墨西哥股市涨得连妈都认不出来了。这也不重要，重要的是全世界的资本几乎都盯上了墨西哥，因为这份协议意味着，墨西哥很可能将成为新的世界工厂！当然，墨西哥也为此付出了巨大的代价，那堵羞辱自己的隔离墙，真要自己出钱修建了……难道，为了利益，墨西哥人就这么没种吗？
墨西哥有着世界最凶残的黑帮……
当然不是，墨西哥人绝对纯爷们！一年前，墨西哥撸友们也扬言要和美国打贸易战打到底，哪怕亡国灭种，哪怕全墨西哥人全部光光……然而，问题是墨西哥人全特么死光光，美国也不会少一根毛啊！
讲真，落后的墨西哥不过是承接美国重污染企业，或者美国不要的傻大粗行业的国家而已网上建设银行 。也不要瞧不起这些重污染与傻大粗的产业，全世界至少有一百个国家，在跪求美国把这些行业转移到他们那里啊……只能说，涅托真的是一位非常伟大的总统！
个人的荣辱与国家的利益，哪个更重要呢？尧建云 至少，涅托不顾自己的面子，在和川普签订协议之后的新闻发布会上，曾F川普的他又各种跪舔川普。当然，川普也商业互吹涅托，并呼吁世界资本去墨西哥投资办厂……So，加拿大已成最大输家！
在美国人眼里，加拿大就是SB……

关加拿大毛事？呵呵，墨西哥与美国的谈判并不是两国之间的事，因为《北美自由贸易协定》是由美国、加拿大及墨西哥三国在1992年8月12日签署的三国协议。但是，当川普要修改这个三国协议时，加拿大不仅不和美国谈判，还特么天天从中作梗。
一年前，加拿大主动和墨西哥结成了对抗美国联盟，说自己是墨西哥坚强的后盾。三个月前，加拿大外交部长又专门去了墨西哥一趟，再次向全世界重申，两国对抗美国到海枯石烂，不能由川普各个击破……呵呵，说白了就是加拿大拿墨西哥当枪使。然而带子洪郎，如大家所见，聪明反被聪明误，墨西哥出卖了加拿大，率先和美国达成协议河田雅史。

必须佩服墨西哥的保密工作，它根本就没告诉加拿大自己在和美国谈判。所以，在墨西哥和美国达成协议的8月27号，加拿大外交部长正在访问欧洲。于是乎，还访问个毛啊，外交部长直接中断访问，飞赴美国首都华盛顿，与美方代表重新谈判《北美自由贸易协定》……但是，现在还怎么谈？
在和墨西哥达成协议后，川普立刻说他不想再把这个协议称为《北美自由贸易协定》，想称为《美国—墨西哥贸易协定》，名称不包含加拿大。嗯，墨西哥也出来补刀说，即使加拿大和美国未能达成协议，墨西哥也将单独与美国实施双边协议，意思就是可以不要加拿大了……
抵制美货又没有知识产权……
这个九连发卡弯太凶猛，三天前加拿大各大电视台还说和美国势不两立，现在又说，三国立法机构都对《北美自由贸易协定》有最终决定权，所以“抛弃”加拿大在法律上是不被允许的……我也不知道抛弃加拿大合不合法，但我知道，加拿大要跪着和川普谈了。
能说毛？原本早点和美国直接谈判，加拿大手中的筹码还很多，还可以争取到最大的利益，或者说还可以率先出卖墨西哥。然而，现在还谈个锤子啊？不过，这些都已经不重要，重要的是折腾了一年的环球贸易战，终于以川普大获全胜结束……
在墨西哥加拿大之前，川普就已经搞定了欧洲、澳大利亚、日本（越南可有可无）……现在，与川普达成单边贸易协议的国家程新惠 ，已经占了地球60-70%的GDP，也完全形成了产业闭环，不需要其他国家了。或者说，有没有其他国家已经不重要。
而且，川普也可能不想要其他国家了。因为，在这个贸易圈中，美国是绝对权威，没有人再敢天天和美国瞎bb……So，川普在与墨西哥达成协议后立刻说，美国准备退出WTO。

嗯沈思豪 ，川普曾放过多次退出WTO的嘴炮，但或许只有这次是真的，因为这次真动手了。比如，前两天，美国在WTO上对一名WTO高级委员的连任投下反对票，导致该名WTO高级委员失去连任的机会。

这个WTO高级委员可以理解为WTO的裁判，主要负责成员国之间的纷争处理。嗯，如果该名WTO高级委员因美国的反对票而不能连任，那么WTO就很可能瘫痪（裁判人数不够）……很显然蔓越莓片 ，川普不想和大家一个锅里搅勺子了，砸锅。
现在的根本问题不是WTO如何改进，而是对于美国而言，还有必要留在WTO吗？如果改进WTO就能满足川普的美国优先，那么川普为毛要花费一年时间，一个国家一个国家的单边谈判呢？不过，美国退出WTO绝对是一件好事，因为没有地球人对WTO感到满意。
WTO是个完全失败的组织，这么多年来美国一直对WTO不满，认为WTO是世界各国剥削美国的组织宋菲菲 。但是，很多国家也对WTO不满啊。比如，过去几十年中，很多国家就天天说美国操控着WTO，通过WTO实施霸权主义、剥削发展中国家……那么，在这场没完没了的撕逼中，你分得清谁对谁错吗？
呵呵，无所谓了，反正现在美国已经要退出。这意味着，美国不会剥削其他国家，其他国家也不会剥削美国，这不是双赢空降神兵 ，什么是双赢？难道，大家不应该开瓶香槟庆祝吗？

以后啊，美国和欧洲、日本、澳大利亚、加拿大、墨西哥等国是一个经济圈，剩下的国家在WTO里是一个经济圈，大家井水不犯河水，多好啊。再说，当世界各国之间没有了经济利益纷争，也就没有了撕逼，终于能实现人类大同的和谐地球梦了！
So，全世界人民都来为川普这一年的辛苦与成果，点赞吧！

Trump’s foreign policy is actually boosting America’s standing
ByMichael Goodwin
August 11, 2018 | 9:10pm
A story is supposed to have?two sides, but there is only?one when it comes to President Trump’s foreign policy. Most American media treat his every effort as a savage assault on a harmonious world order.
Whether it’s the trade dispute with China, his pushing North Korea to scuttle its nukes or his demand that NATO members spend more on defense, the headlines sound the same shrieking note: “Trump inflames .?.?. Trump escalates .?.?. Trump doubles down .?.秦洪涛 ?. Trump risks .?.?.”
The parade of horribles continues to this day, but it will be hard to out-fear-monger a Time magazine headline from May: “By Violating Iran Deal, Trump Jeopardizes National Security.”
But since the world hasn’t ended and since we’re not dead yet, I humbly suggest it’s time to take a deep breath and consider the other side of the story.
We don’t have to look far. Numerous signs are popping up that the impact of Trump’s policies is far from the disastrous scenario the media predict. By wielding America’s power instead of apologizing for it, and by keeping his focus on jobs and national security, Trump is making progress in fixing the ruinous status quo he inherited.
America First, it turns out, is more than a slogan. It is a road map to reshaping America’s relationship with friend and foe alike.
Take China. Despite press accusations that Trump risks a global recession withtariffs on Chinese imports, recent reports say there is growing criticism over how China is handling Trump. One professorpublished an essayciting “rising anxiety” and “a degree of panic” about China’s combativeness on the issue.
Others told the New York Times and CNBC that China’s leaders should be flexible toward Trump’s push for a more equal trading system. They said boasts and threats from Chinese officials and retaliatory tariffs on American soybeans and other products are raising fears that China is courting chaos by overestimating China’s international clout.
“China should adopt a lower profile,” one foreign policy expert theretold the Times. “Don’t create this atmosphere that we’re about to supplant the American model.”
Turkey is testing Trump byseizing an American pastor, Andrew Brunson, and refusing to release him. Instead of paying a ransom or making concessions, Trump’s team levied sanctions on two Turkish cabinet members anddoubled tariffs on steel and aluminum拍来贷, which sent panic through currency markets. The Turkish lira lost 13 percent of its value against the dollar in one day and inflation stands at an -estimated 85 percent.
The erratic Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has silenced nearly all opposition but revealed the pressure he’s feeling when he cryptically declared, “If they have their dollars, we have our people, our God.” He urged Turks to exchange gold and other valuables for the lira in hopes of stopping the rout. Good luck with that.
Then there’s Iran. Notwithstanding Time magazine’s scare claim,Trump’s withdrawal from the nuclear accordandlast week’s imposition of sanctionsaimed at the government and certain industries are adding to the economic pressure on the mullahs.
For months, demonstrations and strikes have focused on inflation, water shortages and rampant corruption, all amplified on social media. Some protesters criticize Iran’s involvement in Syria and its support of Hamas in Gaza while neglecting despair at home.
Even before the sanctions, the Iranian rial lost 80 percent of its value against the US dollar and Forbes estimates inflation exceeds 200 percent.
Trump tweeted that the sanctions, which had been lifted by President Barack Obama, are just the first step and that a bigger round starts in November.
“Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States,”he wrote. “I am asking for WORLD PEACE, nothing less!”
That was a reference to his-offer to talk to Iran’s leaders about a new nuclear deal. So far, the Iranians have sent mixed signals, but some observers believe the bite of sanctions will force them to the table.
Already some European firms that rushed to do business in Iran after the nuclear deal was signed are pulling out because they fear being blacklisted by the US Treasury. And regime attempts to blame everything on Trump are failing, with most of the public blaming the mullahs for the crisis.
AsThe Atlantic magazine notes, Trump’s approach to Iran resembles his approach to North Korea: “Saber rattling followed by summitry.” The magazine reports that North Korea’s foreign minister visited Tehran last week.
The NATO spending issue is a classic example of media bias against Trump. When President Ronald Reagan was subjected to similar knee-jerk attacks over his foreign policies, the late, great William Safire dubbed the critics “Blame America Firsters.”
Of course, Reagan’s policies are now widely regarded as transformative. Unfortunately for the modern Blame America Firsters, the NATO issue shows Trump’s forceful actions can bring results.
The fact that only a handful of the other 28 members meet the agreed goal of spending 2 percent of their GDP on defense rankled former presidents, but they could not move the needle. Europe loved Obama but ignored his polite request.
Then came Trump, and, instead of looking for love, he demanded money. His scorching criticism focused on the fact that NATO was designed to protect Europe from Russia, so it’s unfair for the US to pay the lion’s share of costs. Although Trump got his numbers wrong — NATO says the US pays 22 percent of all costs, not 90 percent — his point was correct.
Naturally, he made it theatrically and, naturally, most coverage suggested he was tearing the alliance apart by publicly airing dirty laundry, including his blast at Germany for spending billions to buy energy from Russia.
Busy attacking Trump, reporters ignored the fact that his criticism is bearing fruit.
The European Union agreed to buy more energy from America and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg credited Trump for pushing a “clear message” that members need to speed up defense hikes. He said Trump’s effort led to higher spending this year, though he did not confirm the president’s claim that the -increase amounts to $33 billion.
At home, the president’s style spurs mass outbreaks of Trump Derangement Syndrome, but some foreign leaders appreciate his forceful clarity. An unidentified European Union ambassadortold the Sun newspaperin London that Trump is “easier to negotiate with” than British Prime Minister Theresa May because Trump is focused on what he wants. May bungled Brexit negotiations by being -unclear and indecisive, the official said漓江情韵 , adding, “If this had been a rational discussion like we have with Trump on cars,” a deal might be finished.
Trump wastes no time bouncing back from Russia meddling comments
Even relations with Mexico look to be improving. The newly elected president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador,thanked Trump for a “very respectful” congratulation messageand said he wants to “reach an understanding” on NAFTA and other issues.
“We are conscious of the need to maintain good relations with the United States,” said López Obrador, whose populism and nationalism themes are compared to Trump’s.
More so than on any other topic, coverage of Israel reveals how the media either misread reality or simply distort it out of Trump hatred.
The president’s decision to right a historic wrong andrecognize Jerusalem as the Jewish state’s capitalwas met with such exaggerated predictions of calamity that it seemed as if Armageddon was at hand. I happened to be in Jerusalem on the December day of the announcement, and the minor Arab protests showed how ridiculous those predictions were.
In fact, many Arab leaders are tired of Palestinian rejectionism and some have serious military relationships with Israel focused on Iran and Islamic State. For that and other reasons, by the time thenew embassy building opened in May, some media reports described it as a merely “symbolic” move.
How about that — from Armageddon to symbolism in five months! That’s rewriting history at warp speed.
Trump the president is still a work in progress, as illustrated most vividly by his evolving policies on Russia. His quick correction of hismistake at Helsinki over Russian election meddlingand theimposition of sanctions last week over the use of a nerve agentagainst an ex-Russian spy and his daughter in the UK look as if he is coming to accept the consensus view that Russia is an adversary俄罗斯性格 , not a friend.
Besides, as he is showing elsewhere, weakness does not improve relations. Strength does.
A worker covers bags of chemicals with a sheet at a port in Zhangjiagang in China’s eastern Jiangsu province.
He saw that firsthand when the sanctions sent shocks through Moscow’s stock and currency markets Friday. Russian leaders reacted with fury, as Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev called the sanctions and the threat of asecond round “economic warfare.”We’ll see if the bluster is followed by action.
A final thought: Trump’s big initiatives are in the early stages and remain unfinished. His team is solid but small and they are juggling a lot of complex issues. Time, persistence and luck are needed for success.
Some foreign governments are waiting to see what happens in the midterm elections. While it waits, China is actively targeting red-state industries with tariffs in a clear attempt to punish Trump. If that isn’t election meddling, what is it?
If the GOP loses either house of Congress, Trump would be weakened for the final two years of his term. Foreign leaders would be tempted to hold out for better terms — or a new president.
But if the GOP holds control, the president would be strengthened and command even more attention on the world stage. Then our nation could reap the full bounty of benefits from putting America First.

（点击图片了解详情）
讲座预告
北京专场
讲座：鲲鹏国际专家VIP咨询接待日
时间：9月8日 星期六 10:00-16:00
地点：北京市朝阳区建国路81号华贸中心写字楼1座11层
上海专场
讲座：马耳他考察纪实分享会
时间：9月8日 星期六 下午14:30
地点：上海市黄浦区湖滨路150号企业天地5号楼27层（新天地）
全国免费预约热纷：400-886-9955
如果您对移民、留学或全球资产配置感兴趣
请在后台留言或在微信公众号
直接输入“称谓+城市+电话”
我们会为您安排专业顾问为您一对一服务

鲲鹏国际团队合影

« 上一篇 下一篇 » 原创文章，转载请注明出处！标签:

相关日志：

我不去想，是否能够成功，既然选择了远方，便只顾风雨兼程。 我不去想，能否赢得爱情，既然钟情于玫瑰，就勇敢地吐露真诚。 我不去想，身后会不会袭来寒风冷雨，既然目标是地平线，留给世界的只能是背影。 我不去想，未来是平坦还是泥泞，只要热爱生命, 一切，都在意料之中！
文章归档