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"The self-inflicted uncertainty from the #China #tariffs has turned the corporate capital expenditures world upside down, created mass #uncertainty not seen since Covid, created a price shock that will impact the daily lives of US #consumers with no end in sight, & unfortunately ripped the hearts & lungs out of the US #BigTech #SupplyChain in the process with no minimal to no alternatives," Ives wrote.
#Trump #economy #inflation #recession #trumpcession #idiocracy #kakistocracy
"Inflation expectations have never risen this far, this fast."
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Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali are two nicknames that were given to former Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf[4] due to his colorful manner of speech and demeanor in his daily briefings during the Second Gulf War. The briefings were marked with propaganda or misinformation in order to boost the morale of Iraqi troops, which drew the attention of international media.
Origin
The nickname "Baghdad Bob" was bestowed upon al-Sahhaf as early as April 2003, after foreign news media stationed in Iraq began watching his exaggerated but enthusiastic news briefs.[19] The nickname was a nod to two others given to similar propagandists in other wars: Hanoi Hannah[20], given to radio personality Trịnh Thị Ngọ during the Vietnam War, and Seoul City Sue[21], given to Methodist missional Anna Wallis Suh during the Korean War. While "Baghdad Bob" was used mostly by American news media, al-Sahhaf was given the nickname "Comical Ali" in the UK as a play on the nickname of Ali Hassan al-Majid, Iraq's Interior Minister during the Persian Gulf War, "Chemical Ali."](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/114/315/156/322/420/974/original/5828771188276ee5.jpg "\"LET TEHRE BE NO CONFUSION
YOUR MONEY IS SAFE\"
About
Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali are two nicknames that were given to former Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf[4] due to his colorful manner of speech and demeanor in his daily briefings during the Second Gulf War. The briefings were marked with propaganda or misinformation in order to boost the morale of Iraqi troops, which drew the attention of international media.
Origin
The nickname \"Baghdad Bob\" was bestowed upon al-Sahhaf as early as April 2003, after foreign news media stationed in Iraq began watching his exaggerated but enthusiastic news briefs.[19] The nickname was a nod to two others given to similar propagandists in other wars: Hanoi Hannah[20], given to radio personality Trịnh Thị Ngọ during the Vietnam War, and Seoul City Sue[21], given to Methodist missional Anna Wallis Suh during the Korean War. While \"Baghdad Bob\" was used mostly by American news media, al-Sahhaf was given the nickname \"Comical Ali\" in the UK as a play on the nickname of Ali Hassan al-Majid, Iraq's Interior Minister during the Persian Gulf War, \"Chemical Ali.\"")
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Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali are two nicknames that were given to former Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf[4] due to his colorful manner of speech and demeanor in his daily briefings during the Second Gulf War. The briefings were marked with propaganda or misinformation in order to boost the morale of Iraqi troops, which drew the attention of international media.](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/114/315/137/777/937/095/original/76470516d88c145e.jpg "\"NOTHING TO SEE HERE
EVERYTHING IS POSITIVE\"
Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali are two nicknames that were given to former Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf[4] due to his colorful manner of speech and demeanor in his daily briefings during the Second Gulf War. The briefings were marked with propaganda or misinformation in order to boost the morale of Iraqi troops, which drew the attention of international media.")
