Comments by "Tony Wilson" (@tonywilson4713) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

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  33. Its not just American democracy its Western Democracy. America might be in the worst state but make no mistake EVERY Western Democracy is in trouble. I'm an Australian engineer, who went to college in America. We have all the same shite here in Australia. I was in Canada for work a few years back and it was the same there. We get the news out of Asia, Europe and Britain and its the same story in all those places. Its certainly more blatant in America, but make no mistake its EVERYWHERE. We have all allowed a tiny collection of hyper-wealthy insanely selfish people (usually referred to as the top 1% or just 1%ers). I've spent a chunk of my COVID downtime trying to workout how to handle mangers better. They keep pressing idiotic project strategies. Most of them have economics degrees so I started watching people like Mark Blyth (Brown U.) who's a political economist. He looks at how political and economic systems interact, which suited my engineering background because he uses techniques very similar to system engineering. Back in June 2019 he did 3 lectures at McMaster U. in Canada. One on Global Trumpism, which is easy to find. The other 2 were on "How we got here." and "Can we have it all." The talk on "How we got here" is really interesting because it covers the last 120years of economic history. He uses an analogy of 3 computer systems and how just like with real computers they need to have either of both their hardware and software upgraded. He explains that we should have had a major upgrade after the 2008 FGC and it never happened, because the top 1% were bailed out. Instead of cleaning house we made it worse and we now have this insanity where the top 1% get everything they want and the rest of us get smashed. They control our governments, media and courts. Orwell said it best "If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face – forever."
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  36. None of the other 9 Amendments that make up the Bill of Rights never imagined that the people would turn on them and flip them back on the American people. I'm actually Australian but went to college in America (late 80s). I did engineering but a bunch of my Frat brothers were pre-law. So I ended up being asked a lot about how Australia worked and we had many conversations about the Amendments. These days I can barely believe what's happening. Americans used to be proud that because of civics classes they understood what their constitution was and importantly WHY it was great. These days I feel the US Constitution is one of the great tragedies of modern society. Without it the modern world as we know it might not have existed. Do you know that the reason every developed nation has a police force independent of the military is because of the 2nd Amendment. It comes from that bit about a "well organized militia" being important to public security (and safety). Prior to the 2nd no country in history had a civilian controlled police force dealing with crime and security. It had always been done via the king's or emperor's or regent's central command using their military. Go check your pre-revolution history and try and find mention of police officers. The colonies weren't a police state because the police didn't exist. It was a military dictatorship ruled over by military officers and policed by their troops. The entire Western World has the founding fathers to thank for so many basic freedoms. They might not be spelled out in our laws or constitutions the same way but we got them because the founding fathers did what they did. It took me many years to realise that my frat brothers were right about many things. Its why I now consider it such a tragedy that the nation that gave the world this incredible gift of "basic human rights" is the nation tearing it apart. As for Rupert Murdoch. We tried to warn the British before he moved there and started doing what he had done here - they didn't listen. We then tried to warn America what he was like when he moved there - you didn't listen. Every nation has some people who they wished never existed, he's one of ours.
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  40. Its not an American problem either. I'm Australian and we had what we call a Royal Commission into our banks. Its a bit like an American senate hearing where its conducted like a trial and if you lie you can go for perjury. During the Royal Commission one of the major bank managers admitted (under oath) that his bank had defrauded 1000s of customers with false fees. He admitted to orchestrated fraud and enough of it to have the bank decaled a criminal organization. If a stockbroker, financial consultant, accountant or any normal person had done it they would have gone to jail and possibly been asset stripped. No one was charged let alone went to jail. They simply got away with it and even though they only stole small amounts it added up to millions. Before that we had the Panama papers that named over 1200 Australians. Nobody has been charged or gone to jail over that. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈπŸ€·β€β™€οΈ I was in Canada a few years back they had a similar thing with the Paradise Papers. Nobody got charged there and nobody went to jail. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈπŸ€·β€β™€οΈ Trump and friends screamed about Hunter Biden getting a job using daddy's name, which he did. But Jared & Ivanka got positions in the White House from which they made millions. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈπŸ€·β€β™€οΈ Clinton got photographed with Jeffery Epstein. Trump was photographed with Jeffery Epstein. Epstein's dead and so far nobody except Prince Andrew has been accused of anything. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈπŸ€·β€β™€οΈ
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  47. I agree during his POTUS campaign there was an hour long sit down with him, a host and 2 undecided voters who simply asked him questions and he answered him. I thought he was brilliant. There was no BS, no hype - he simply answered their questions. He pointed out his main motivation which was the lack of people trained for what industry wants. I'm Australian but went to college in America. So I'm pretty interested in America from both a personnel view and from WTF is going with our most important partner. That point he raised about training people would have landed well almost ANYWHERE in the Western world. Because we all run very similar economic policies we have a lot of similar issues and training people for industry is a huge issue. Just go watch some of what people like Mike Rowe have pointed out in recent years. I actually thought Yang should have pushed to become Biden's Secretary of Education and see if he could undo some of the damage done by Betsy DeVos. He had some good ideas and could have found his feet in Washington. Instead he got into that NYC Mayor election where he got set up with that idiotic question. Even in Australia we heard how a couple of Democrat strategists got into his campaign. I have a friend who used to be involved in student politics and questions like that don't just come out of nowhere. That was a set up to put Yang back in his place. Its the sort of thing that happens all over the world when some young guy or gal comes in from "outside" the accepted party system. Its a real shame because his ideas on getting people trained were world class.
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