#WR:
Today, in the Wall Street market, Amazon jumped high to the Apple
level. It became "the second U.S. company to reach $1 trillion in market
value, reflecting the online retailer’s striking transformation from a
profitless bookseller into a disruptive force of commerce." #WSJ
#WR:
Arizona Governor named former Sen. Jon Kyl to fill the John McCain’s
seat immediately. Mr. Kyl was friend of McCain. He left the Congress on
2013 with the intention to stay more at home. He will remain only to
2020. We cannot expect that he will fight like J, McCain. #WSJ
#WR:
Today, September 4 started the Congress hearing for the confirmation of
the new Justice who will take the seat of Justice Kennedy in the
Supreme Court. Judge Kavanaugh is the nominee of President Trump. We
see, the hearing will be a battle with poison and aggression. #WSJ
#WR:
Judge Kavanaugh started the hearing with a very good introduction. He
said: “"A good judge must be an umpire—a neutral and impartial arbiter
who favors no litigant or policy. Over the past 12 years,... In each
case, I have followed the law." #WSJ
#WR:
The name of the Judge Kavanaugh comes with good and bad opinions from
the different sides of the political spectrum of Washington. By the way,
yesterday, @nytimes posted a story titled: “How Nominee Could Redirect Supreme Court” by Adam Liptak.
#WR: Where Berlin will be located in a near future? @Reuters
comments that Wolfgang Ischinger, former German ambassador to
Washington is posting a book titled “World in Danger” where the author
affirms that the current Trump’s politics is moving Germany toward
Russia and China.
#WR: What about the North Korea-US negotiation? Lost time? @WSJ
posted "U.S.-North Korea Stalemate Threatens Nuclear Disarmament Deal.
With no clear timeline established, each side blames the other for
foot-dragging on their commitments." The euphoria was short. Skepticism
grows!
#WR: Can image a new Nafta without Canada? @WSJ
wrote that President Trump is pushing “Canada to sign on to his vision
for overhauling the North American Free Trade Agreement, the pact he has
long branded a disaster.” Mr. Trump threatens Canada with the expulsion
from the bloc.
#WR: Who will be the McCain's political inheritor? @nytimes
wrote “The Daughter of a Maverick Goes to Battle”. In the memorial
services, Meghan McCain said: "The America of John McCain has not need
to be made great again, because America was always great."Everybody
applauded her.
#WR:
From the coffin, John McCain continued hitting President Trump.
Political leaders and Army's members attended to the Washington memorial
services in crowd to express their condolences to the Arizona Senator
and former Vietnam prisoner.The doors remained closed for Mr. Trump.
#WR: Why President Trump is trying to avoid direct contact with Asian leaders? @WSJ
wrote “President Trump won’t attend November summits of Asian leaders
in Singapore and Papua New Guinea, the White House said Friday, and is
sending Vice President Mike Pence in his stead.”
#WR: German car maker Volkswagen explores Africa's potential. According to @WSJ,
Volkswagen will produce cars in Ghana and Nigeria. Thomas Schaefer,
German executive for the region said: “The situation on the continent
has stabilized, and the economy is moving forward. "
#WR: China doesn't care for atrocities! @WSJ
wrote “A recommendation by investigators that Myanmar’s military
leaders be prosecuted for genocide over their campaign against Rohingya
Muslims is giving China a fresh chance to shelter Myanmar’s leaders
from international pressure,"
#WR:
Recent events show that China’s President Xi is trying to gain new
friends everywhere where US closes doors. Meanwhile, if this “game”
continues, extensive regions of Asia. Africa and Latin America will be
covered of Chinese flags. Chinese wisdom works for tomorrow. @WSJ
