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NO MORE 'B.S.!' LOOK WHO TRUMP PICKS FOR EU AMBASSADOR

Brexit backer, WND author, contributor won't take any globalist bull

Published: 9 hours ago

 
Donald Trump

WASHINGTON – The next U.S. ambassador to the European Union is warning that his boss, President Donald Trump, won’t take any “bull—-” from Brussels.

How’s that for start to diplomacy?

Ted Malloch, Trump’s pick for the post, shocked BBC presenters Sunday morning with his bluntness, predicting the impending collapse of the EU as President Trump continues to lay down the law.

During an interview with Pienaar’s Politics, the economist, WND author and contributor said the time is over for “baby talk and political correctness” of EU elites such as Angela Merkel, Jean-Claude Juncker and Guy Verhofstadt.

The early Brexit backer said Trump doesn’t want Germany to rule Europe.

In an extraordinary pushback, he said that whether the EU likes it or not, Trump will only deal with countries on a nation-by-nation basis. To add insult to injury, Malloch, author of “Hired: An Insider’s Look at the Trump Victory” and “Davos, Aspen and Yale: My Life Behind the Elite Curtainas a Global Sherpa,” said Britain would be key to U.S. relations with the EU in the post-Brexit era. He urged Theresa May to continue her role as a bridge between the EU and the U.S.

In response to European Parliament Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt’s call for rejecting Malloch’s ambassadorial appointment, he said only America would choose American diplomats and if the EU dared to intervene, there would an “equal measure of response in Washington.” Verhostadt had signaled that the appointment should be rejected because of Malloch’s “outrageous malevolence against the values that define this European Union.”

Do you like this guy already? Make sure you grab his two books: “Hired: An Insider’s Look at the Trump Victory” and “Davos, Aspen and Yale: My Life Behind the Elite Curtainas a Global Sherpa.”

“Trump hopes that Europe succeeds completely and he wants to deal with them bilaterally,” Malloch said. “But obviously, he doesn’t want a union that is tilted towards Germany.”

When pressed how Trump would speak to the EU on a nation-by-nation basis instead of a giant bloc, he seemed to suggest the complete break-up of the political union.

“The hope is that the EU can come to some understanding and the union itself, which is in a process of adjustment, will see its role as something more of an economic integration, rather than political,” explained Malloch.

Earlier in the interview, he proclaimed that Trump is “too noble for this world.” Quoting from Shakespeare’s “Coriolanus,” he said Trump’s “heart is his mouth.”

“Trump won’t cow down to the powers that be,” Malloch continued. “He’ll speak his mind even if gets him in trouble or is held in disregard by others. It used to be called honesty but in the age of baby talk and political correctness, and mostly bull—-, it’s now regarded as dishonesty.”

Last month, the Trump insider clashed with Brussels when he said that he “helped bring about the demise of the USSR and he would like to do a similar thing with the EU.”

 

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/02/loo.....HdrbMEL.99

 

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5 minutes ago, DinarThug said:

NO MORE 'B.S.!' LOOK WHO TRUMP PICKS FOR EU AMBASSADOR

Brexit backer, WND author, contributor won't take any globalist bull

Published: 9 hours ago

 
Donald Trump

WASHINGTON – The next U.S. ambassador to the European Union is warning that his boss, President Donald Trump, won’t take any “bull—-” from Brussels.

How’s that for start to diplomacy?

Ted Malloch, Trump’s pick for the post, shocked BBC presenters Sunday morning with his bluntness, predicting the impending collapse of the EU as President Trump continues to lay down the law.

During an interview with Pienaar’s Politics, the economist, WND author and contributor said the time is over for “baby talk and political correctness” of EU elites such as Angela Merkel, Jean-Claude Juncker and Guy Verhofstadt.

The early Brexit backer said Trump doesn’t want Germany to rule Europe.

In an extraordinary pushback, he said that whether the EU likes it or not, Trump will only deal with countries on a nation-by-nation basis. To add insult to injury, Malloch, author of “Hired: An Insider’s Look at the Trump Victory” and “Davos, Aspen and Yale: My Life Behind the Elite Curtainas a Global Sherpa,” said Britain would be key to U.S. relations with the EU in the post-Brexit era. He urged Theresa May to continue her role as a bridge between the EU and the U.S.

In response to European Parliament Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt’s call for rejecting Malloch’s ambassadorial appointment, he said only America would choose American diplomats and if the EU dared to intervene, there would an “equal measure of response in Washington.” Verhostadt had signaled that the appointment should be rejected because of Malloch’s “outrageous malevolence against the values that define this European Union.”

Do you like this guy already? Make sure you grab his two books: “Hired: An Insider’s Look at the Trump Victory” and “Davos, Aspen and Yale: My Life Behind the Elite Curtainas a Global Sherpa.”

“Trump hopes that Europe succeeds completely and he wants to deal with them bilaterally,” Malloch said. “But obviously, he doesn’t want a union that is tilted towards Germany.”

When pressed how Trump would speak to the EU on a nation-by-nation basis instead of a giant bloc, he seemed to suggest the complete break-up of the political union.

“The hope is that the EU can come to some understanding and the union itself, which is in a process of adjustment, will see its role as something more of an economic integration, rather than political,” explained Malloch.

Earlier in the interview, he proclaimed that Trump is “too noble for this world.” Quoting from Shakespeare’s “Coriolanus,” he said Trump’s “heart is his mouth.”

“Trump won’t cow down to the powers that be,” Malloch continued. “He’ll speak his mind even if gets him in trouble or is held in disregard by others. It used to be called honesty but in the age of baby talk and political correctness, and mostly bull—-, it’s now regarded as dishonesty.”

Last month, the Trump insider clashed with Brussels when he said that he “helped bring about the demise of the USSR and he would like to do a similar thing with the EU.”

 

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/02/loo.....HdrbMEL.99

 

 

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That is absolutely amazing!!! I do truly believe that Trumps "heart is in his mouth". Biblically, "where your money is, there will your heart be also.". His heart it for America and the American people! May he set her on the right path, and truly make her great once more! We are long overdue. :D

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2017/2/5 01:49:44 PM 

Very quickly developed European and American differences to turn from just a simple disagreements to wars and accusations on the battlefield of the media between the two sides.

 

"Ted Malloch" candidate for the post of US ambassador to the European Union initiated the mutual recriminations when he announced the possibility of the single European currency "Euro" collapse within 18 months, using expressions go beyond diplomatic frameworks in warnings to the European Union to avoid impeding the negotiations between Britain and the United States, saying: "That it will be more like a spouse who is trying to prevent his wife from leaving. "

 

He read European leaders these statements as feelers from US President Donald Trump's management to how they interact with his vision of the relationship between the two sides, Vosrawa back, and just hours after the arrival of British Prime Minister Theresa May to the White House, French President Francois Hollande said that Trump's management is a challenge the European Union.

 

It did not stop there, if poured Peter Navarro, Commercial Counselor of the US President more fuel to the fire, accusing Germany using the depreciation of "euro" in order to exploit its trading partners.

 

In a statement to the newspaper "Financial Times," Navarro said the euro German currency in the European picture, pointing out that the biggest obstacle to consider exchanges between the two shores of the Atlantic agreement bilateral agreement is Germany, which continues to exploit other countries in the European Union and the United States using the "DM cryptic" in reference to the "euro" is much lower than its value.

 

And merely German Chancellor Angela Merkel to refute those statements, but under those tensions economic and accusations, the resolution of Donald Tusk, President of the European Council issue, revealing the standpoint of true European leaders to manage Trump, in a message allocated in preparation for the summit of Malta is the official about the future of the Union, which will be held in celebration the seventieth anniversary of the Rome Convention, Tusk said: "The alarming statements of the new US administration, to make our future can not be predicted. although President Trump management is part of the external threat which we are exposed to from Russia and China."

 

If the problems between the two sides of the Atlantic are still taking place in the context of media statements "hostile" between officials, the question is currently the most prominent Is it possible that the statements transmitted to the actual concrete steps affect the volume of trade and investment exchange between the two? If that happens, what alternatives are available for each of the parties? And how it will be reflected on the progress of the global economy?

 

Professor Andrew Miller, head of the Department of Economics earlier in Nexter and Advisory University in the Economic Commission of the European Union believes that the likelihood is that things will exceed hostile remarks, and will take Washington's economic measures that harm the interests of the European Union, which requires a European counter-measures, and mostly if completed Trump its presidential, we will see an escalation of trade disputes between the two shores of the Atlantic.

 

He said according to the newspaper "economic", that by virtue of the economic situation of the parties, the trade dispute will reflect negatively on economic growth in the European Union average, and will push the bloc to search for the exchange of commercial and investment channels with other parts of the world, notably China and emerging economies, so that we can say now the current structure of the centers of world trade, may see radical changes at the end of four years to head the Trump if completed.

 

In sharp contrast to that analysis, you find Dr. Sandy Fraser British member of the Independence Party and the defending Britain out of the European Union, and to accelerate the signing of a free trade agreement between Britain and the United States, you find that there is a full legality of the offensive by the new US administration on the European Union.

 

And stresses that the US administration is not only believing that the "euro" is trading at less than its value, but that many of the economists Europeans see it too, policy of quantitative stimulus adopted by the European Central Bank to pay trillions of "euro" to buy assets in order to stimulate inflation and higher growth rates in the "euro" area experiencing economic recession, is officially cut the value of the "euro", the biggest beneficiary of that Germany as the largest European economies, as increasing its exports of goods and products and a huge trade surplus.

 

And on the means that could be used by Washington to punish the EU if insisted on adherence to the fairness of the exchange "euro" price, Fraser believes that Europe is not immune from US punishment, once raising US interest rates and tax cuts will withdraw the US capital from global markets for repositioning in the US United, so that the profitability rate in Europe is less than the Asian countries due to the European recession.


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http://oneiraqnews.com/index.p.....Jf8MPkrLIU

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11 minutes ago, SgtFuryUSCZ said:

We aren't responsible for the EU's epic-fail experiment in setting itself up to become the world's largest hard-luck charity case .

They built that with all their epic-fail socialism.

Tough.  Suck it up nancies.

 

Well said SgtFuryUSCZ, 

If you fail to plan correctly, plan to fail badly

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