Nah. That's along the lines of European Parlementary Democracies as lead by France as their early models. France has (well, even if less and less given its globalist leaders since Pompidou & Giscard), a huge public industry, especially when it comes to strategic "domains": Nuclear Energy (Areva), Electricity (EDF aka Engie [haha] since recently), Oil (Total), Construction (Vinci), (Automobile (Renault)...
That's part of the US hypocrisy, as lead by globalist forces since (at least, but in full force since then) the demise of JFK: all big US business is deeply inbred with the deep state, yet officially "private". My arse. When the EU in one of its rare acts of bravery tries to make the GAFAM pay their supposedly regular taxes, the US gov comes in to protect'em. Fuck that shit: nationalize, -- at least at like 33% of their marketcap in order for the US gov to be the official main decider of their policies and strategies. Even better: implement new laws in order to make every American citizen like a shareholder of said Public properties, with a proportional dividend distribution : do you know that that's the case say in eg Norway as for their State-Owned oil industries?
Trump, who by the way happens to be of recent European descent, was [more or less tacitely] all about this kind of policies ; not as the full-force US-styled businessman that he was for long, but as a prez candidate who as such has been meditating for decades the possible goodness of some European policies, We-The-People-wise, considering that the POTUS, and the thus the State, is the Direct Emanation of WE THE PEOPLE.
Fuck, do you complain about the Military as "State-Owned" [huhu], about NASA as a State Entity? Gimme a fucking break.
Wanna beat Chyna? Reinforce the State. Nationalize the Strategic Players. Make Plans. Lead.
Nah. That's along the lines of European Parlementary Democracies as lead by France as their early models. France has (well, even if less and less given its globalist leaders since Pompidou & Giscard), a huge public industry, especially when it comes to strategic "domains": Nuclear Energy (Areva), Electricity (EDF aka Engie [haha] since recently), Oil (Total), Construction (Vinci), (Automobile (Renault)...
That's part of the US hypocrisy, as lead by globalist forces since (at least, but in full force since then) the demise of JFK: all big US business is deeply inbred with the deep state, yet officially "private". My arse. When the EU in one of its rare acts of bravery tries to make the GAFAM pay their supposedly regular taxes, the US gov comes in to protect'em. Fuck that shit: nationalize, -- at least at like 33% of their marketcap in order for the US gov to be the official main decider of their policies and strategies. Even better: implement new laws in order to make every American citizen like a shareholder of said Public properties, with a proportional dividend distribution : do you know that that's the case say in Norway as for their State-Owned oil industries?
Trump, who by the way happens to be of recent European descent, was [more or less tacitely] all about this kind of policies ; not as the full-force US-styled businessman that he was for long, but as a prez candidate who as such has been meditating for decades the possible goodness of some European policies, We-The-People-wise, considering that the POTUS, and the thus the State, is the Direct Emanation of WE THE PEOPLE.
Fuck, do you complain about the Military as "State-Owned" [huhu], about NASA as a State Entity? Gimme a fucking break.
Wanna beat Chyna? Reinforce the State. Nationalize the Strategic Players. Make Plans. Lead.
Nah. That's along the lines of European Parlementary Democracies as lead by France as their early models. France has (well, even if less and less given its globalist leaders since Pompidou & Giscard), a huge public industry, especially when it comes to strategic "domains": Nuclear Energy (Areva), Electricity (EDF aka Engie [haha] since recently), Oil (Total), Construction (Vinci), (Automobile (Renault)...
That's part of the US hypocrisy, as lead by globalist forces since (at least, but in full force since then) the demise of JFK: all big US business is deeply inbred with the deep state, yet officially "private". My arse. When the EU in one of its rare acts of bravery tries to make the GAFAM pay their supposedly regular taxes, the US gov comes in to protect'em. Fuck that shit: nationalize, -- at least at like 33% of their marketcap in order for the US gov to be the official main decider of their policies and strategies. Even better: implement new laws in order to make every American citizen like a shareholder of said Public properties, with a proportional dividend distribution : do you know that that's the case say in Norway as for their State-Owned oil industries?
Trump, who by the way happens to be of recent European descent, was [more or less tacitely] all about this kind of policies ; not as the full-force US-styled businessman that he was for long, but as a prez candidate who as such has been meditating for decades the possible goodness of some European policies, We-The-People-wise, considering that the POTUS is the Direct Emanation of WE THE PEOPLE.