Osaka, Japan, Chinese Premier and US president 2019, CNBC The title refers to the impossible plot by novelist Philip Roth that Charles Lindbergh, an airplane pilot with opinions, won the 1940 US presidential election and kept the US out of WW2. Lindbergh, a pocket fascist replete with 41 word speeches, totally lacking charisma did not win the US presidential election in 1940 Roosevelt won, does this sound familiar in 2020? Lindbergh's 1938 speech condemning the Jewish dominat

Gulliver conversing with two Houhynhms, Gulliver's Travels, Wikipedia Beckett's play Waiting for Godot with its endlessly circular, inconsequential, trivial discussions between two tramps Estragon and Vladimir who wait for Godot to arrive, but who never does is a play about waiting, about unending expectations emphasising a pathetic banality in which only limited motion is possible in virtually the same place. Does this sound familiar? Gulliver's Travels published by Jonathon