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Nationalism versus Globalism: The Western “Civil War” wages on

Nationalism versus Globalism: Globalism Transferred US Economy To China, will China rule us? Herland Report

  Two vastly different economic and political systems are now clashing in the West: globalism with its multinational elites, global banks largely headquartered in Europe and the US; and nationalism, embodied by the American system under President Trump, aiming for national sovereignty, traditional values and self-governance. This struggle is a centuries-old contest. The world’s economic elites have long pushed for …

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Keynesian macroeconomics, demand and supply-side economics

American economy great only for equity owners: Ill

  What is Supply-side economics? There are various ways, if speaking to economists, to introduce Supply-side economics.  One is that Supply-side economics introduces the second blade of the scissors into macroeconomics that the famous British economist Alfred Marshall introduced into microeconomics. Supply-side economics: In Marshall’s time, economists argued whether price was determined by the cost of production or by what …

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Remember billionaire Bill Gates, who pushed for total economic lockdown, later said Covid-19 was “like an influenza”

The coming hypothetical Disease X: Bill Gates dislikes Africa population growth: World Economic Forum

  Bill Gates, who dramatically pushed for lockdowns of every possible Western region, later admitted in an interview by CNN host and Washington Post columnist Fareed Zakaria – having earned billions on the Covid-19 crisis and its lockdowns – that Covid-19 ended up being “like an influenza”. The American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated approximately the same. The WHO …

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Privately owned Federal Reserve, monopolistic cartels, globalist elite power undermine national sovereignty

The City of London Financial Engine: Half of the world’s offshore wealth sits in British-linked secrecy jurisdictions Getty

  Senior geopolitical analysts at Promethean Action, Susan Kokinda and Barbara Boyd point out in a recent interview with Jillian Michaels that the American founding fathers intended the U.S. to operate as a sovereign economic republic, one where the government supports economic independence and innovation. However, for much of the past century, the U.S. has been dominated by a globalist …

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Investment Funds buy up Private Property: The slow return to Feudalism

BlackRock Unregulated Investment Firm: Getty

  The vast majority of the world’s assets are owned by just two investment firms — BlackRock and the Vanguard Group. Combined, they have ownership in nearly 90% of all S&P 500 firms, and through their investment holdings they secretly wield monopoly control over all industries. By now you may be familiar with the World Economic Forum slogan, “By 2030, …

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President Trump’s UN Speech: Our economy is the envy of the world

President Trump’s UN Speech: Donald Trump NBC

  “More Americans are working today by far than ever before. Last week, it was announced that the poverty rate has reached its lowest level in American history. We lifted 1.5 million Americans out of poverty last year alone, another record. The African American and Hispanic American poverty rates are at all time lows,” said President Trump in his recent …

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The Western “Civil War”: The Battle for National Sovereignty versus Globalist Billionaire Control

Katherine Austin Fitts explains: How Central Banks will enforce the Financial Global Control Grid through CBDCs and completely control your behaviour.

  The deep-rooted ongoing Western battle is between two clashing economic and political systems: globalism with its multinational elites, global banks, and institutions largely headquartered in London and Europe; and nationalism, embodied by the American system under President Trump, aiming for economic sovereignty, self-governance, and independence. This struggle is a centuries-old contest. To retain power, the globalist elites have long …

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