At the United Nations General Assembly yesterday, Trump delivered a 56-minute speech. The speech was scheduled for just a dozen minutes, and the entire speech was more than four times the scheduled time.
But what he said in his speech is far more subtle.
The overall speech was a bad review, and people in many American allies, including Europe, even doubted whether Trump's mental state was normal.
Europe scoffed at Trump's "prescription" to Europe, only thinking that Trump wanted to accelerate the civil strife in Europe. But I think Trump is not stupid, and what he says has its own purpose.
Do not go to hell!
The opening of this speech is exactly Trump's "challenge" of himself, and the only core idea communicated is "Biden, Trump strong", "America is under Trump's leadership to be great again."
He began by saying that the United States now has the world’s strongest economy, the strongest army, and the strongest borders.
Trump then began to boast of himself, as well as the degradation of Biden, saying that the United States now has the strongest gold spirit, and now is the time of America's most united and the golden age.
But to some extent, Trump is actually making nonsense. Because not long ago, Charlie Kirk was just assassinated, and now the United States is completely divided because of Charlie's death.
Trump then went on to make nonsense, saying that during his tenure he had completely defeated the long-standing inflation problem that plagued the United States, food, gas, gas, and housing interest rates were falling, but the reality is that under Trump’s leadership, these problems were worsening, prices were rising, and inflation was not resolved.
Trump’s support rate continues to decline.
Trump also said that U.S. stocks have been rising and hit a new high, which is the 48th time he has created a "new high" during his term of office.
The U.S. economy will be even higher in the future, with Biden growing less than $1 trillion during his four-year term, but I have earned $17 trillion for the U.S. in the eight months of Trump’s presidency.
Trump mentioned $17 trillion here, the vast majority of which came from tariff revenues, and part came from investments in the United States promised by countries such as Europe and Japan and South Korea.
The price of this money is based on the continued rise of domestic inflation in the United States, and the continued rise of prices in the U.S. market, which is actually paid by U.S. consumers.
Trump also said he ended seven wars that the world thought would never end, including India, Azerbaijan and Armenia, Rwanda and the Congo, Kosovo and Serbia, Cambodia and Thailand, Egypt and Ethiopia, Iran and Israel.
In these wars, Many are over, many are not over at all, many are not over by Trump, but these are not preventing Trump from taking it as his merit.
And then Trump began to emphasize that the United Nations had little to do in this process, and instead continued to “allow refugees to attack the U.S. border.”
Then the Trump speech. He began speaking about the refugee issue, opposing Europe’s refugee policy, as well as carrying out personal attacks on London’s Muslim mayor.
Trump believes that the main reasons for Europe to become what it is today are the refugee problem and the so-called "climate warming". He warned Europe, "Don't go to hell"!
The biggest scam of the century.
Let's leave the refugee issue and illegal immigration out of the table for the time being, because this issue is actually a cliche, and Trump's rhetoric is clear to everyone. We can mainly talk about Trump's views on climate warming.
He believes that the so-called climate warming is "the biggest hoax of this century".
Trump said Europe would cut carbon emissions by 37 percent over a decade, but the cost was the loss of millions of jobs, all offset by new global growth of 54 percent, mostly in China and other developing countries, but China is one of the world’s most carbon-emitting countries.
In fact, Europe is “defeated”.
Trump then said that green energy is actually a scam, and the core of this scam is to deprive the manufacturing and industry of developed countries directly, and these industries will go to low-income countries, where labor costs are relatively lower, and the distance from the production of raw materials is actually closer, so this is most in the interest of multinational enterprises.
This is Trump's own view, and it is actually not unreasonable, but if the global warming issue is completely abandoned, it will be the most beneficial for Trump personally and the Republican Party.
Trump’s Republican group, which has always represented the traditional fossil energy industry in the United States, has represented the American oil and coal giants.
The development of green energy must be detrimental to these capitals, so as their throat, Republicans and Trump must oppose green energy and must speak out for these capitals, which is very normal.
But the purpose is also very clear, to say it is only to preserve their own interests.
On the other hand, the United States is also a oil exporter and coal exporter, and it would be equally unfavorable for the United States itself if the world stopped using traditional fossil fuels.
So in his next speech, Trump spent a lot of time on continuing to degrade the issue of climate warming, and even most of his speech was spent on this. You can see Trump’s “deep hatred” for the green energy industry.