Chile Forum

fraggle092 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 29, 2019 1:11 pm

I would appreciate it if you would come up with something sensible to say.

Judging what's sensible is a rare talent. Enjoy your day, eh?

Its complete already. Added an additional comment to help your understanding. As for the why, if it's not obvious, read back a few pages. So was your chart moving the discussion forward or just regurgitating things anyone could have read a few pages back? I'd appreciate if you could repeat what's o...

What's the point of unseating the government? Excellent response.What do you think it's all about then, a $30 fare increase that nobody pays anyway? My feeling is also that this strengthens the government and gives them the next presidential elections. They just need to pack away the 6400 rabid dog...

fraggle092 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 29, 2019 12:45 pm

at46 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 29, 2019 12:38 pm

What's the point of unseating the government?

Excellent response.What do you think it's all about then, a $30 fare increase that nobody pays anyway?

Then? You're the one who's gone through the trouble of making the chart. Might as well complete it - as you see it.

Piñera's coalition (Chile Vamos) is in the driver's seat for the next two years. The left doesn't have enough seats in Congress to sack Piñera or force a new constitution to be written. Chile Vamos has close to 50% in both chambers of Congress, so with some astute negotiating and deal-making, they ...

As my income has virtually disappeared due to this situation, have had plenty of time to analyse , so produced this Mickey Mouse chart. Haven't managed to find a place for the Jeovah's Witnesses, Scientologists or the Illuminati yet..... :D . Clipboard5.jpg What's the point of unseating the governm...

So, assuming this is an organized destabilization of South America, what's likely to happen here in Chile? And when? 'They' need a more unified market here in Latin America, to be able to suck it better. Chile made noises about becoming the financial center of LA bla bla and it's corporates operate...

It is pretty much the only region remaining in the world where you can bring a trillion dollars (or ten) and nobody will ask you where the money came from.

The burning up of shit across the continent lowers the entry cost for the capital that was obviously already set aside for the takeover, so we'll see what happens now.

So, assuming this is an organized destabilization of South America, what's likely to happen here in Chile? And when? 'They' need a more unified market here in Latin America, to be able to suck it better. Chile made noises about becoming the financial center of LA bla bla and it's corporates operate...

tiagoabner wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 28, 2019 8:56 pm

Any thoughts about Karla Rubilar as the speaker for La Moneda?

Just listened to one of her first interviews after the appointment and I liked her a lot. She's a pretty smart cookie with a lot of potential.

Is there any support for the right-wing among those under 30? Is there any conservative leader with a bit of sex appeal in the 30-40 age bracket?