Do Women Leaders Step Up Better Than Men in Times of Crisis ?
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Re: Do Women Leaders Step Up Better Than Men in Times of Crisis ?
Boris wins by a mile. Headgear check. Flags check. Stupid look check.
Finnish PM - normal looking person.
Whatever. The British people voted for that and the Finns voted for this. Each to their own.
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Re: Do Women Leaders Step Up Better Than Men in Times of Crisis ?
I cannot vote in Germany but if could, I’d vote for her in a heartbeat. In her 15 years of tenure, she has shown again and again that testosterone-driven politicians do not always make the best choices. She has ruled Germany with a steady hand and has consistently outsmarted the “my dick is bigger than yours” brigade.
Re: Do Women Leaders Step Up Better Than Men in Times of Crisis ?
A highly impressive politician and world leader I agree. I wasn't criticising her at all.hanno wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 9:30 pmI cannot vote in Germany but if could, I’d vote for her in a heartbeat. In her 15 years of tenure, she has shown again and again that testosterone-driven politicians do not always make the best choices. She has ruled Germany with a steady hand and has consistently outsmarted the “my dick is bigger than yours” brigade.
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Taiwan’s success was to not trust the words coming out of the CCP and WHO’s mouth. Health officials noticed it at the end of December, and started blocking flights in early January. The few that slipped in were quickly found and contact traced, and isolated. Since the virus never entered the general population, no need for lockdown.Foreigner wrote:....Taiwan's success doesn't seem to be based on government policy as they never introduced any kind of lockdown whatsoever.
Now they have shot at sitting at the WHA - governing body of the WHO, despite mainland China’s threats to punish any country (like Australia) who would dare to support such a measure.
Re: Do Women Leaders Step Up Better Than Men in Times of Crisis ?
The draft motion – now supported by 122 countries, including the members of the European Union and the African Group, the UK, Russia, Canada, Australia and New Zealand – calls for a systemic review of the world’s response to Covid-19. That's a lot of countries to punish!newkidontheblock wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 7:14 amForeigner wrote:....Taiwan's success doesn't seem to be based on government policy as they never introduced any kind of lockdown whatsoever.
Now they have shot at sitting at the WHA - governing body of the WHO, despite mainland China’s threats to punish any country (like Australia) who would dare to support such a measure.
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