LOCAL ISSUES: AS I noted 3 years ago, the big AQIS Development at Yorkers Knob, not a bad idea, couldn't progress because the, then, new President, Mr Xi of China had put the bear traps out for Chinese corruption...and although Mr Fung was legitimate, the funding he needed for it would have had to come from dodgy Chinese folk (Hong Kong democracy-advocate billionaires)...the money was there, but was Black Money (proceeds of corruption). The initiation of the Free Trade Agreement between China and Australia meant that Australia has to give the details of Chinese investors in Australia to the Chinese Government on a reciprocal basis...which is quite reasonable. We demand the same. Ever since the rise to power of the most powerful being on Earth, ever, Mr Xi, things are becoming a bit more realistic and stable in the world. AQIS is a no-go. That Black Money went to buy American businesses in America. The positive thing is that China's corruption is reducing rapidly at the same rate as its domestic economy is leaping forward. Well done, Mr Xi. Smart man. A better world. We are connected.

That Luxury Spa I built in Benghazi didn't work out too well...nor that American Friendship office in Aleppo...

Well, the blog numbers are up since I started having fun with the US elections...I'm just trying now to work out when is the best time to sell my shares in The Haitian Sewerage Works and invest in America...

I am not releasing my tax assessments...and I have deleted 30,000 emails...trust me.

Ah well, CNN is claiming Hillary won and Fox is saying Trump won. I think Angelina won.

I'd like to debate today about the American presidential elections and the serious concerns regarding National Security and Radical Islamic World Tourism...but first here's some information about AKB48's song Heavy Rotation..2010 general election[edit] The group's previous single, "Ponytail to Shushu", contained tickets in which buyers would vote for a member that would participate in the title track for "Heavy Rotation".[2] The winner of AKB48's 2010 general election was member Yuko Oshima, who became the center for the single. She was followed by Atsuko Maeda, Mariko Shinoda, Tomomi Itano and Mayu Watanabe.[3] Oshima was the cover girl for the Type B single, while the next three ranking members in the poll were featured on the Type A cover. Three of the four songs found on the single were used in television commercial campaigns: "Heavy Rotation" in commercials for confectionist UHA Kakuto's Puccho candies, "Lucky Seven" for 7-Eleven and "Yasai Sisters" for a campaign by vegetable juice producers Kagome.[1] "Namida no See-Saw Game" was used as the ending theme song for AKB48's variety show, AKB600sec. - Heavy Rotation (LIVE) [Legendado - ExUnited]

I found Donald Trump to be insulting to women like me.