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Cover design “Economist”; President Trump is imperialist+ photo

The Economist magazine published its new issue with the image of the new American president and called him an imperialist and a traitor.

reports Mehr News Agency , Economist Magazine published its latest issue with a picture of new US President Donald Trump and the title” Plan 2: Imperialism Presidency “.

in the Economist editorial, referring to Trump’s declared policies, speeches and actions, he likened him with the twenty-fifth US President William McKekinli, whose presidency began in year 6. And was assassinated in year 2.

طرح جلد «اکونومیست»؛ ریاست‌جمهوری ترامپ، امپریالیستی است+ عکس

, according to the McCkinley Economist, had imperialist and state-owned ideas, and added “Hawaii, Guam, Philippines, and Puerto Rico” to the US. Like Trump, McKinley was also fond of tariffs on imported goods, and business giants like ChPP and John Derakfeller supported him.

Economist editorial author goes on to address Trump’s speech at the inauguration, which reiterated the Panama Channel, and writes: The idea came from the 19th century. The borders must always be expanded through the seizure of the territory of other countries. Although these words may indicate a transient Soviet, no president has said such a speech in the last century. The only person like Trump was William McKekini.

In a speech on the Panama Channel, he said in a speech on the Panama Channel, “we are taking it back. America should be “a nation growing nation”; A country that “increases our wealth and expands our territorial territory.”

 

© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Mehr News Agency
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