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How will Trump's trade tariffs affect Poland?


Novichok  7 | 9761
6 Feb 2025   #31
In the Battle of Karbala alone, the Poles neutralized about 150 insurgents.

I said "killed", not "neutralized".
Ironside  51 | 13473
6 Feb 2025   #32
were KIA there?

43 Afghanistan
22 Iraq
Novichok  7 | 9761
6 Feb 2025   #33
Why did Poland go to Iraq and Afghanistan to kill people who did Poland no wrong?
cms neuf  1 | 2061
6 Feb 2025   #34
Iraq - a mistake

Afghanistan - NATO action to help an ally that has been attacked
Novichok  7 | 9761
6 Feb 2025   #35
Iraq - a mistake

Mistake??? Did Poles have defective navigation gizmos and went to a wrong country?

Afghanistan - NATO action to help an ally that has been attacked

You are lying. Afghanistan did not attack any NATO country.
johnny reb  50 | 8200
14 Feb 2025   #36
When I read this I thought of the British Administrator of this forum and how it would benefit him.
Republicans on the House Judiciary committee, urged Gabbard to demand the UK government retract an order that would grant them access to the cloud content of any Apple user in the world.
The Washington Post was the first to report on the order, which it said was issued in January, and which would allow the British government to view encrypted material. Wyden and Biggs asked Gabbard to push back on the "secret order."
How British, Right. Hoot !
pawian  226 | 27461
13 Mar 2025   #37
Tarrifs are the sword which has two edges - while one hurts your enemies, the other might hurt you.
Danish supermarket chain Netto began marking European products with asterisks shortly after US President Donald Trump imposed punitive tariffs on the European Union. In Denmark, more and more customers are joining the boycott of American products.

The well-known grocery chain Netto, owned by the Danish concern Salling Group, has decided to discreetly help customers boycott goods from the United States. On its domestic market, Netto began labeling European products on Thursday so that consumers can make more informed purchases.


BTW, Netto also operates in Poland.
Miloslaw  25 | 5547
13 Mar 2025   #38
You are lying. Afghanistan did not attack any NATO country.

I once thought you were quite bright.Not any more.

What was the nationality that planned and carried out the 9/11 attack?
Novichok  7 | 9761
13 Mar 2025   #39
Afghanistan did not attack the US.
Miloslaw  25 | 5547
13 Mar 2025   #40
Afghanistan did not attack the US.

But Afghans did.
Novichok  7 | 9761
13 Mar 2025   #41
Afghanistan did not attack the US.

Quoting:

The aircraft hijackers in the September 11 attacks were 19 men affiliated with jihadist organization al-Qaeda. They hailed from four countries; 15 of them were citizens of Saudi Arabia, two were from the United Arab Emirates, one was from Egypt, and one from Lebanon.
Miloslaw  25 | 5547
13 Mar 2025   #42
The aircraft hijackers in the September 11 attacks were

Oh please stop being a moron! Where were Al Queda based when they planned and organised the 9/11 attack?

Arabs are one group and live in many countries.I concede that the state of Afghanistan did not deliver 9/11, but the country did.
Novichok  7 | 9761
14 Mar 2025   #43
Oh please stop being a moron!

You are the only moron here...

According to your moronic logic - what an oxymoron - if some criminals come here to commit a crime, the US should attack the country from which they came and call home.

Since drug smugglers come to the US from Mexico and fentanyl comes from China, the US should attack both Mexico and China. Right?

Stop drinking. It's late...

Why did you and Poles invade Iraq?
Alien  28 | 7103
14 Mar 2025   #44
Why did you and Poles invade Iraq

Because the Americans told us to do it.
Crow  155 | 9710
14 Mar 2025   #45
When sh*t hits the fan, patriotic Slavic line, and the deeper Sarmatian line, will prevail in Poland. Poland will then turn to Serbia and Hungary, with neutral stance on Russia.

With few bruises, Poland shall survive and soon after enter in its new golden age.
pawian  226 | 27461
15 Mar 2025   #46
Zero dignity in trumpists whatsoever. First they spit at decent old Europe, next come begging for help on their knees.
Despite the extremely tense relations between the United States and Denmark recently, Donald Trump's cabinet has turned to the Danish government for help. The US is struggling with a serious egg shortage due to bird flu - and is looking for new suppliers in Europe.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has sent a request to the Danish government to deliver as many eggs as possible to the United States, industry organization Danske Aeg (Danish Eggs) reported Friday, as reported by Reuters. Donald Trump's government is also said to have sent a similar request to several other EU countries, including the Netherlands, Finland and Sweden.

The United States lost about 50.5 million of its 310 million hens to bird flu. This led to a drastic shortage of eggs in stores, which in turn drove up prices. Faced with such a serious problem, the US government admitted that it needed help from the countries with which it had just started a trade war.

johnny reb  50 | 8200
2 days ago   #47
Golden Almighty Trump unveiled the new rates in a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today.
Trump said that if the EU retaliates with higher tariffs, "then, whatever the number you choose to raise them by, will be added on to the 30% that we charge."
The EU collectively sells more to the U.S. than any single country.
So sit back and watch if old TACO backs downs come August 1 when the tariffs go into effect.

Euro tariffs = Good
American tariffs = Bad

I know one thing, America will not starve anytime soon.
Feniks  1 | 952
2 days ago   #48
Trump said

He says a lot of things. Here is a nice little record of the bullsh!t things he said....

forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2025/07/11/trump-floats-raising-baseline-tariffs-to-20-here-are-the-29-times-hes-flip-flopped-since-liberation-day/
cms neuf  1 | 2061
2 days ago   #49
He will back down. Late next week. He always backs down on tariffs

Old Bobko was here a few days ago saying the EU were working on a deal that would be signed in 2 days LOL

Turns out that was some 3 page piece of boilerplate just so the flunkies could show Golden Cow there was some progress.
jon357  73 | 24721
2 days ago   #50
He will back down. Late next week. He always backs down on tariffs

They've made zero progress with his silly tariff thing.

Meanwhile, other countries are look8ng at more reliable export markets and sources for materials.
johnny reb  50 | 8200
2 days ago   #51
Here is a nice little record of the bullsh!t things he said.

Like your buddy jon would say, "such a dodgy source."
King Trump likes to keep people off balance and guessing so he changes his mind frequently.
You never knows what he is going to really do until he does it.
Point is that he is doing something instead of nothing like so many other limp wristed leaders in Europe are doing besides putting their hand out.
One more time kids, The Gravy Train is Over !!
The tariffs are just an eye opener.
Time to pony up by leveling the playing field and there ain't shlt you can do about it but rant and whine.
Pis s him off to bad and he will dissolve NATO and you will really be in one hell of a fix.
Trump will eventually get the kinks worked out of the mess that has developed over the last 70 years of handouts to Europe.
Time to start paying your own way instead of depending on the American taxpayers to wipe your backsides.
Novichok  7 | 9761
2 days ago   #52
How will Trump's trade tariffs affect Poland?

That was the question.

Now the answer from the OP. Lyzko...

Curious as to whether Polish imports from the US as well as vice versa
will be impacted upon by Trump's fiscal policies.


That's it. The coward started the tread and contributed nothing...

So here is my answer:

Trump's tariffs are meant to affect every parasite that runs a surplus with us negatively. Poland included...

Even my cat knows it...
cms neuf  1 | 2061
2 days ago   #53
I thought the Gravy Train was over 90 days ago

Checks notes.......

Oh no - that was just the last time Golden Coe chickened out

What is parasitical about selling you cars and medicine ?
jon357  73 | 24721
2 days ago   #54
Oh no - that was just the last time Golden Coe chickened out

The few here seem to be in denial about how disastrous this is for them.

In a couple of weeks, I guarantee that the usual suspects will be saying how wonderful it is for bank profits there, without actually realising that the banks' profits are temporary ones due to major customers frantically trying to adjust their investment portfolios to mitigate the damage.

What is parasitical about selling you cars and medicine ?

They can't suddenly produce their own cars in large volume again from scratch and don't hold the patents for most life-saving or otherwise important medicines so they have a binary choice of either crapping out of their silly tariff demands or doing without those products.

For the world's main pharmaceutical manufacturers, there's no shortage of markets for their products worldwide and the same goes for car manufacturers.

The Yanks can't pick and choose what they want to put tariffs on. If they want the medicine, they can't get away with tariffs on other products from those countries.

Even the tiny handful of deals that have been signed are with countries that they need things badly from, and those deals ar advantageous for the other party, not them.
johnny reb  50 | 8200
2 days ago   #55
Trump's tariffs are meant to affect every parasite that runs a surplus with us negatively.

Simple as that Novi, but they can't handle the truth.
Even my cat knows it...

Yeah but in all fairness he is not talking.
Trumps deal will also see the UK scrap a 20% tariff on US beef imports and raise the quota to 13,000 tons.
Novichok  7 | 9761
2 days ago   #56
What is parasitical about selling you cars and medicine ?

... parasitic and cruel to the Americans who, instead of making things, flip things - aka hamburgers - at one third the hourly rate.

The US does not need imports other than raw materials. There is not even one thing we can't make ourselves.

We don't now because of the collusion of both Dems, RINOs, and the billionaires who don't give a fvck about the US being sustainable....only the next quarterly report and bonuses...

Those US tariffs are meant to be painful to you, damn Euros...I hope it will hurt...
jon357  73 | 24721
2 days ago   #57
Chickenfeed and (if any customer agrees to buy it at all) will probably end up as dog food and prison meals since most supermarkets and restaurants won't sell hormone-treated beef which has to be labelled as such, whether sold as beef or as a component of a frozen ready meal.

There's also a non-binding promise to buy a small amount of biofuel, something which was going to be imported anyway under worse terms!

The MAGATs are in complete denial at how destructive this is for their county.
Novichok  7 | 9761
2 days ago   #58
Children, retards, and Euros:

Repeat after me: Trade deficits are very bad and not sustainable.

One more time: Trade deficits are very bad and not sustainable.

Anyone who disagrees is a total econ imbecile.
Miloslaw  25 | 5547
2 days ago   #59
@Novichok
So true.

So I would change your post to;
Children, retards, Americans and Euros:

Because the USA had a $71.5 billion trade deficit this year,down from $1.2 trillion in 2024...... you are making progress, but people in glass houses should not throw bricks.......The UK's trade deficit this year is £5.7 billion..... still not good but you really need to research before you post and make yourself look like an idiot!
And I have told you this before!!!!
johnny reb  50 | 8200
2 days ago   #60
The MAGATs are in complete denial at how destructive this is for their county.

You should be worrying more about your own country that is in a destructive mode and not someone else's that is thriving like the U.S.A.
And I have told you this before!!!!

Have you ever wondered why no one listens to you besides your dog that you beat when you have these meltdowns. ?


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