藤兒點評：我的「川普」系列點評，已經正式發給了中國四川省政府了。目前還沒有音信。 四川人要雄起！莫錯過這一天賜良機。經過四川省人民代表大會立法通過，讓Trump一詞成為法定「川普」的獨一無二的英譯表述。 更進一步，建議經過四川省人民代表大會立法通過，將英文Trump一詞正式註冊為漢語「川普」獨有的English商標。眼下說一口流利的「川普」語言的四川鄉巴佬，你們就要悶聲發大財啦！ 四川出產的任何產品，比如衛星、飛機、各種小吃、火鍋料、熊貓寶寶、辣椒醬、酸菜、鑰匙鏈和家具衛生紙等，都可以有償使用Trump商標出口到全世界。 四川鄉巴佬，如果你不懂怎樣使用Trump商標賺錢，就向美國共和黨億萬富翁總統候選人「川普」Donald John Trump學學啦。他於1991年將美國紐約的公共地標Central Park正式註冊為商標，當時此地名聲很臭，犯罪率奇高。大家當年都在看他的笑話，可是商標Central Park已經為他賺了一大筆錢了。雖然有記者追問究竟賺了多少，「川普」Donald John Trump派出個發言人就把記者打發了——這是商業秘密！ 。。。 眼下「川普」Donald John Trump因為仇視非法的墨西哥移民和全球穆斯林，在美國名聲很臭。所以，現在拿他的名字Trump註冊商標，一錢不值。等到他競選成功，搖身一變成為美國總統時，他的名字Trump將會價值連城... -------------------------------------------- 來源：24news.ca Trump cashes in on the ‘Central Park’ name thanks to long-held trademark Category: World News 
NEW YORK — Donald Trump is arguably New York City’s most famous resident, and he’s made some of his money off the name of one of the city’s most famous public landmarks: Central Park. Source The leading Republican presidential candidate first applied for a trademark to use the words “Central Park” on merchandise more than two decades ago, when the park had a far less glamorous reputation than it does today. Since then, Trump has used the nonexclusive trademark to brand furniture, chandeliers, pillows and even key chains. A Trump spokesman declined to say how much Trump has earned from the trademark, but noted the developer’s deep connections to the park. Trump once owned the Plaza Hotel along Central Park South, operates a skyscraper hotel overlooking the park and famously renovated the park’s once-downtrodden ice rink. “Mr. Trump, over the course of his career, has owned and developed some of the most iconic buildings in the city, many of which … sit only footsteps away from Central Park,” said Alan Garten, executive vice president and general counsel to The Trump Organization. Since it is a public space, no one can put an exclusive trademark on the words “Central Park.” But, as first reported by cable news channel NY1, records show that Trump is the single biggest private, for-profit holder of Central Park trademarks on specific goods. It was undeniably a savvy move. His first application came in 1991, when the city’s violent crime rate was near its height and the park often conjured up fears of urban danger. There were 2,154 murders in the city that year, as opposed to 328 last year, and 1991 was just two years removed from the Central Park jogger case in which a woman was attacked and raped while running through the park. 
According to the records kept by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Trump first received permission to use Central Park for parking garage services, and later expanded the trademark as the park became synonymous with the high-priced real estate that surrounds it in a safer, more affluent New York. A 2007 trademark allowed him to put the park’s name on dozens of Trump-branded furniture and lighting options. Beds, tables, desks, lamps, flashlights, picture frames and throw pillows all bore the names “Central Park” and “Donald Trump.” A glossy, 44-page furniture catalog boasted photos of the “elegant and rich” furnishings with stylized shots of the park and Trump. Many of Trump’s Central Park products are not currently in production, but they can be found in some discount stores and gift shops. The park isn’t the only New York-area landmark on which Trump has filed a trademark. He owns one for “Westchester,” the county north of the city, that was the namesake of a furniture line, and one for “Fifth Avenue,” to label items within his casino business. Trademark experts say it’s difficult to precisely gauge how much a name is worth. “The question would be, how much more likely is someone to buy something called ‘Central Park’ over the name of some other landmark?” said June Besek, a Columbia Law School professor with an expertise on intellectual property issues. “But if people have a positive association with ‘Central Park’ – or a positive association with simply ‘Trump’ – that would clearly be worth something.” The park is jointly operated by the city and the private Central Park Conservancy. Neither has any ability to revoke a trademark from Trump or any other owner. The nonprofit conservancy sells items such as sweat shirts and snow globes, which, unlike Trump’s products, can carry the official park logo. “Nobody has ownership of the words ‘Central Park.’ It is a public space, with a city-owned logo,” said Monica Klein, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio. “When individuals or companies attempt to infringe on city-owned trademarks, we take appropriate legal actions.” The city owns the rights to more than 200 trademarks and stepped up its efforts to acquire new ones and protect existing ones, including the city’s police and fire departments, after demand for their merchandise grew dramatically after the Sept. 11 attacks. When Trump launched his presidential campaign in June with a speech in which he said Mexican immigrants were “bringing drugs” and were “rapists,” the city reviewed millions of dollars’ worth of contracts it has with him, including for a golf course and skating rinks, but found no legal way to cancel them. De Blasio, a Democrat, has said he wouldn’t do any new business with Trump. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 來源：BBC中文網 2015-12-07 特朗普：美國應該全面禁止穆斯林入境 
特朗普目前在共和黨總統競選中領先，曾多次發表有爭議講話 美國共和黨總統候選人唐納德·特朗普呼籲，“暫時但全面”禁止穆斯林進入美國。 特朗普在發給媒體的一份聲明中說，最新民調顯示，很多穆斯林對美國都懷有“仇恨”，在當局找到原因之前，應該保護人民免受這樣的危險。 特朗普的此番講話，在美國政界引起激烈回應。 美國白宮表示，特朗普的這一聲明“違背美國的價值觀、國家安全和利益”。 特朗普此番講話之前，在美國加州，一對據信被激進思想洗腦的穆斯林夫婦發動槍擊事件。 這並不是特朗普第一次發表引起爭議的講話。 今年11月，他表示，如果當選美國總統，他將會遣返所有敘利亞的難民。 這位億萬富翁競選人目前是共和黨總統競選提名的大熱門。 特朗普之前也因為稱非法的墨西哥移民給美國帶來犯罪而受到強烈的批評。他說，這些人帶來了犯罪與毒品，並說他們是強姦犯。 他還指責美國總統奧巴馬造成了敘利亞的危機以及民眾地獄般的生活。 ------------------------------------------------------------- 來源：世界日報 2015-12-05 恐襲之後 川普支持度竄升 
4日公布的一項民調顯示，共和黨總統參選人、地產大亨川普(Donald Trump)的支持度大幅拋離共和黨競爭對手達20個百分點，恐怖攻擊影響發酵，助川普一臂之力，未來大選仍將圍繞在恐襲與反移民等議題上。 有線電視新聞網(CNN)與民意研究公司(ORC)對全美共和黨員與支持者的民調指出，川普以36%的支持度領先群雄，超過排名第二的聯邦參議員克魯茲(Ted Cruz)的16%，與第三的神經外科醫師卡森(Ben Carson)的14%。 布什家族的傑布．布什(Jeb Bush)只有3%，較10月的相同民調下跌五個百分點，聯邦參議員盧比歐(Marco Rubio)為4%，保羅(Rand Paul)只剩1%。 除了整體支持度外，共和黨人對川普的認同感普遍提高，多數支持他的經濟、反移民與軍事外交政策。 超過一半的共和黨受訪者(52%)認為，川普最有可能贏得黨內選舉，成為共和黨的最終總統候選人。 此外，多數受訪者認為川普是治理經濟和聯邦預算的最佳人選，此外，他在對待無證移民和恐怖組織IS上的政策也獲得了多數共和黨支持者的認同。 巴黎恐襲與攻擊事件頻傳，強化美國社會反對移民與加強維安和軍事行動的氛圍，助了川普一臂之力。 川普曾表示，除了恐怖分子外，他們的家人也得排除在外，因為他們不顧性命，所以必須把他們的家庭也“外賣”出去。 這些談話對主導初選結果的共和黨保守派極為受用。 距離美國總統大選愛阿華州黨內初選剩下不到兩個月，川普的支持度再度大幅提升，穩定超過三成，傑布．布什與其他參選者已被邊緣化。 這項民調於11月27日至12月1日，針對1020名共和黨登記選民與支持者進行電話訪問調查。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 來源：世界日報 2015-12-08 川普要禁止穆斯林入境 震驚全美 
共和黨總統參選人川普7日提出“全面禁止穆斯林進入美國”的主張 ，這項讓移民法律和政策專家備感震驚的提議，不僅引發宗教團體和兩黨政治人士同聲撻伐，黨內對手也立刻群起而攻之。 不過，7日公布的最新民調顯示，川普在愛阿華州的支持度已退居第二；數小時後他就提出這項禁令的主張，重施他在聲望動搖時，以聳人聽聞論調炒作新聞的一貫伎倆。他宣稱，許多穆斯林對美國人的“仇恨”深重到“令人無法理解”的程度，而美國必須正視這種仇恨來自何處，以及因何而來。 川普建議的禁令將適用於移民和外國訪客，影響所有想到美國的伊斯蘭教徒。這種主張立即造成違憲質疑，因為美國憲法保障宗教信仰自由。 聲明中說：“直到我們能夠斷定和了解這個問題，以及它構成的危險威脅，我們不能讓國家淪為只相信聖戰，毫無理性也不尊重人命的人發動的可怕攻擊的受害者。” 川普在南、北卡羅來納州造勢時宣讀聲明，宣稱如不採取激烈行動，攻擊威脅會不斷惡化。民眾對他報以熱烈歡呼。 有分量的美國總統參選人主張禁止穆斯林到美國，還是破天荒之舉。這種通常仇恨團體才有的想法，反映這種根植於意識形態和政治的猜忌心態正在加強。 川普9月間還宣稱“我愛穆斯林”，可是巴黎恐襲後口風一轉，主張成立數據庫追蹤美國境內的穆斯林，並一再宣稱九一一事件當天，在新澤西州有數以千計穆斯林曾歡呼慶祝。川普在發表爭議言論後，支持度卻一度節節上升。 川普的論調隨即招致一片罵聲。民主黨的喜萊莉‧克林頓也宣稱，川普的想法造成分化，只會使美國更不安全。 傑布‧布什指責川普精神失常；卡莉‧菲奧莉納宣稱，川普的過度反應與歐巴馬總統的反應不足是同樣的危險。凱西克抨擊川普“可惡的分化做法”。一直避免激怒川普選民的克魯茲，則含蓄表示“那不是我的政策”。 卡森說，他不贊成選擇性的看待一個人的宗教信仰，可是他相信“每一個到美國的人都應登記，並在停留美國期間受到監督”。新罕布夏州共和黨主席洪恩宣稱這種主張“違反共和黨原則、違憲也違反美國原則”。 專家指出，每年有成千上萬穆斯林持觀光簽證或經由移民管道進入和留在美國，估計在2012年就有10萬名穆斯林拿到綠卡。 美國伊斯蘭關係協會主管艾瓦德說，川普的談話有如私刑暴民的頭子，像他這樣的人根本中了伊斯蘭國的圈套，因為後者就是希望美國人自相殘殺。 |
