Recent content by redlobster

And Wingo was his name-o. Sorry, couldn't resist :)

Looks like some of Milei's fanboys are losing their cool. The first real test is coming in October - let's see how that goes.

If they can reliably predict exchange rate movements, they should stop doing retail business and become full-time Forex traders.

Stop lying. https://www.lanacion.com.ar/politica/javier-milei-gano-las-paso-y-provoco-un-terremoto-en-la-politica-argentina-nid14082023/

Milei won the PASO elections in August, which completely changed the political landscape. Nearly everything that has happened with inflation since then is the 'Milei effect.' Suddenly, it became clear that a guy who promises to completely get rid of the peso and destroy the Central Bank...

Or maybe when someone is denied entry at the border, they just move on and don't share their experience here.

Many countries specifically prohibit a president from holding citizenship of another country to ensure the situation with allegiance remains clear. Can the Argentine president have British citizenship? He is also the first president who had his dog cloned. Is there any award for that?

His policies drove prices so high that nobody can afford to buy anything, leaving no room for further growth - a major success. He replaced one tax agency with another. Most significantly, GDP is expected to grow next year, even though it has declined this year. But this "supposed" growth is...

And DNI number, I assume, right?

I'm reasonably familiar with what modern computers can do. I question whether it's practical to match people by name alone. If someone with the same first and last name comes to the country for a vacation and makes some ATM withdrawals, does that put you in trouble?

Do you really think they’ll go through the trouble of searching a list of all debit card transactions by your name? Since you worked in the States, in the unlikely event that AFIP pays attention, you can always argue that you're withdrawing savings you earned before coming to Argentina. I think...

I think what you have inside your head is already perfect as it is. You shouldn't let any "propoganda" touch it.

He’s had plenty of opportunities to express his position over the years, so I don’t expect to hear anything new. As for the Tucker Carlson situation in general, here’s how I see it: there is a state- and corporate-sponsored narrative that essentially every journalist in the Western world is...

I don't think an investigative journalist can lie in principle, unless he explicitly positions himself as an expert or an eyewitness. He simply presents the views of others, curated by the network. In the voting machines case, Carlson was not even named as a defendant. Sensationalism and...