Europe got off lightly in Trump’s Davos speech

A sigh of relief at this point may prove premature, but perhaps we can permit ourselves a modest expulsion of breath. So long as we do it slowly and inaudibly, and without making any sudden movements.

At the time of writing, Donald Trump has just finished his address at the World Economic Forum at Davos, where he managed to speak for just over 40 minutes without fundamentally pulling the rug from under the constitutional order of Europe. Despite being highly critical of the entire political and economic trajectory of the continent, many European heads of government will be quietly relieved that this big set piece statement did not include any catastrophic bombshells.

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The first pope from the US is pressing Trump — and getting little in return

The White House’s top ranks are filled with Catholics, and President Donald Trump has courted the Catholic vote. But repeated, pointed criticisms from the first American to lead the Catholic Church have done little to move the administration on policy.

In recent months, Pope Leo XIV has criticized the administration’s treatment of migrants, its antipathy toward Europe and global institutions like the United Nations and the use of what he characterized as “diplomacy based on force” in the wake of the U.S.’s capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

 

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President Trump’s Davos Address

President Trump’s Davos Address

Previously Lutnick went scorched earth on the Globalists

Of course ...

Carney leaving Davos without meeting Trump after speech on U.S. rupture of world order

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Trump is shaking the world order more than any president since WW2

On day one, he put the world on notice.

“Nothing will stand in our way,” President Donald Trump declared, to thunderous applause, as he ended his inauguration speech in a cold Washington winter on this day last year, at the start of his second term.

Did the world fail to take enough notice?

Tucked into his speech was a mention of the 19th Century doctrine of “manifest destiny” – the idea that the US was divinely ordained to expand its territory across the continent, spreading American ideals.

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Trump unchained

He has purged government agencies and sent the Department of Justice against perceived enemies. He has launched an immigration crackdown and deployed troops into cities. He has built a tariff wall around the economy. And he has suborned businesses and universities, forcing them to pay hefty sums of money and follow his orders.

In his first year back in the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump has markedly expanded the power of his office and wielded control over the world’s wealthiest country in unprecedented ways. Now, he is seeking to project that power outward. Since attacking Venezuela to capture its leader and take its oil, Mr. Trump has threatened to invade Greenland, send troops into Mexico and Colombia, and bomb Iran.


A lot of well heeled whining goin on. Watch the globalists choke.

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Trump tells Nato: We’ll work something out in Davos

President Trump will confront fellow Nato leaders who accuse him of unravelling the global order in Davos on Wednesday, insisting that “we will work something out” after his threats to seize Greenland shook Europe’s alliance with the United States.

Accused by President Macron of France of creating “a world without rules”, Trump continued his menacing approach when asked how far he was prepared to go to acquire the Danish territory, saying: “You’ll find out.”

Earlier he took another swipe at ­Nato, saying: “Whether you like it or not, it’s only as good as we [the US] are.” But when asked whether he was prepared to sacrifice Nato for Greenland, he indicated that he was coming to Switzerland to talk about a deal.


President Trump’s Davos address is scheduled for 8:30 AM to 9:15 AM EST.

I will post the WEF Youtube channel.

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White House press secretary tells CBS ‘we’ll sue your ass off’ if it edits Trump interview

Donald Trump’s White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, was recently recorded warning CBS News to broadcast a new interview with the president in full and without edits – or “we’ll sue your ass off”.

Trump “said, ‘Make sure you guys don’t cut the tape, make sure the interview is out in full,’” Leavitt told CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil after he had interviewed the president, according to an audio exchange first reported on by the New York Times. The 13-minute exclusive segment aired on Tuesday, months after CBS’ parent company Paramount agreed to pay Trump $16m over its editing of an unrelated interview ahead of the 2024 election that vaulted him to a second presidency.

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Trump pulls US out of ‘racist’ UN forum that pushed ‘global reparations agenda’

WASHINGTON — President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to pull the US out of a UN coalition that State Department officials claim has been pushing unconstitutional and racist policies — including a push for global reparations.

The UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent promoted racial grievances and “victim based social policies” within the world’s governing body that ran afoul of the US Constitution’s 14th Amendment and Equal Protection clause, according to Trump administration officials.

h/t Patti Jo

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Why MAGA supports the capture of Nicolás Maduro

Donald Trump’s operation to take out — excuse me, exfiltrate and arrest — Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro late last night has produced few objections from MAGA World. Speaking at a press conference today, the US President credited American military power by “air, land and sea”, and said that the US is “going to run” Venezuela until “such a time that we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition” of power. A few Trump-aligned pundits such as Glenn Greenwald are agitated but, on the whole, the reaction has been nothing like the eruption of MAGA dissent that greeted the build-up to and aftermath of Trump’s decision to join Israel’s 12-Day War against Iran last summer.

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Trump says he is withdrawing National Guard troops from some US cities

US President Donald Trump has said he is withdrawing National Guard troops from several US cities, including Chicago and Los Angeles, after a Supreme Court ruling last week undermined his authority to use troops for policing.

“We will come back, perhaps in a much different and stronger form, when crime begins to soar again,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on New Year’s Eve.

Earlier on Tuesday, the Trump administration withdrew its legal attempts to keep control of troops deployed in LA. Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump could not use troops in Chicago for domestic law enforcement.

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Trump Explains How Charlie Kirk’s Murder Changed His Life

EXCLUSIVE — In the final weeks of the 2024 presidential election, then-candidate Donald Trump was doing nonstop rallies, many of them outdoors despite an assassination attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania, that left him bloodied after a bullet struck his ear.

The rallies felt more like festivals than political events, with crowds gathering hours early amid music and pageantry. Local heroes, union leaders, elected officials and retired military officers cycled through as warmup speakers, firing up the audience between tracks like Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond,” Village People’s “Y.M.C.A.,” and Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.,” Trump’s walkout anthem.

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Trump Never Sleeps—But the Media Keeps Dreaming

While the world salivates over the just-released images of Bill Clinton “frolicking” with various females at Jeffrey Epstein’s Bide-a-Wile island hideaway, the steady drumbeat of anti-Trump propaganda is picking up speed, intensity, and insanity. Last month, in an effort to “Bidenize” (thank you, Byron York), The New York Anti-Trump Times published a surreal, reality-free article under the headline “Shorter Days, Signs of Fatigue: Trump Faces Realities of Aging in Office.” This is about the human whirlwind that is Donald Trump, the indefatigable powerhouse who thinks nothing of traveling across the globe in the morning in order to broker peace in some far-off hellhole before returning in the wee hours to prepare for a Cabinet meeting that is open to the press.

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‘Donald Trump has given white South Africans hope’: Refugee fleeing the country for new life in US details horrific torture being inflicted in farm attacks

White South Africans have thanked US President Donald Trump for giving them ‘hope’ after he invited them to the US as refugees, with some saying ‘Trump definitely knows exactly what is going on’ in the Rainbow nation.

In October the Trump administration announced it would limit the number of those seeking international protection to 7,500, giving priority to Afrikaner and white South Africans.

This favouring is backdropped by the launch of the refugee programme U.S. Mission to South Africa.

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