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Trump Liberation Day Revolution: The End of Globalist Injustice

The Epstein Files Hoax: Designated to divide MAGA with tampered with files and Democrat lies?Getty

  President Donald Trump’s radical tariff plan – a masterpiece in deal making – marks the end of the ongoing globalist injustice that has enriched low-cost countries such as China and their Western billionaire partners at the expense of the Western worker. The Western globalist billionaire class rose to power precisely by partnering with China. The working class has been …

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Globalism Transferred US Economy To China with devastating consequences

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

  The main problem with the US economy is that globalism has been deconstructing it, offshoring jobs and wealth to a foreign nation – will China rule us? The offshoring of US jobs has reduced US manufacturing and industrial capability and associated innovation, research, development, supply chains, consumer purchasing power, and tax base of state and local governments. Corporations have …

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A Critical Assessment of Trump After the First Quarter

  It is not a full quarter as his inauguration was 20 days into it, but it is the first quarter of 2025.  How does it look? Perhaps I can put it this way:  a lot of good initiatives undertaken in a haphazard way that could limit their effectiveness or even result in failure. I will use a few of Trump’s initiatives …

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Trump tariff revolution: The existing international tariff system discriminates against the West favoring Global South

Donald Trump replacing war with trade: FOX.

  US President Donald Trump’s much-publicized tariff plan involves ending the socialist tariff system in which the US has been charged much higher tariffs than so-called economically disadvantaged nations that were poor in the past. The existing international tariff system is based on inequality, discriminating against Western nations and favoring the Global South, resulting in the United States being charged …

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Economic Ethics: Trust as ethical principle defines the difference between constructive and self-destructive Capitalism

American economy great only for equity owners: Ill

  A study of requirements for the optimal functioning of Capitalism quickly uncovers the need for a strong focus on trust. This applies to economics on the micro level as well as the macro perspective. Trust is one of the ethical principles that make the difference between constructive and self-destructive operation in profit-driven financial businesses. In cultures where social development …

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2025: The fall of globalism, the rise of Trumpism

2025: Seismic Changes as Trump Shreds Socialist-Globalist Norms and Pushes Conservative Values AP Herland Report

  Amid the seismic geopolitical changes that President Donald Trump dramatically and unapologetically shreds, the globalist norms that have governed the West since the fall of the Soviet Union are falling. The world now goes through fundamental changes of the type that will make history books as game changing. 1945 was such a year. It marked the end of World …

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Judges fomented Russiagate Hoax: Highly Partisan Judge Boasberg Played Key Role

Judges fomented Russiagate Hoax: Highly Partisan Judge Boasberg Played Key Role Getty

  Obama-appointed district judge Boasberg, who tried to prevent the deportation of a dangerous criminal gang of illegal aliens allowed into the US by the Biden regime, played a key role in fomenting the “Russiagate” hoax used by the FBI in the Democrats’ effort to destroy President Trump during his first term.  Judges fomented Russiagate Hoax: It also turns out …

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Lessons from my time in the Reagan Administration: Sound economic policies boosting productivity returns USA to Reagan era strong groth

My Time in the Reagan Administration: Paul Craig Roberts on the beach with Hanne Herland

  When I was an economics professor, I often wondered if what my faculty colleagues and I were teaching students about economic policy had any validity. I left Stanford University, went to Washington, D.C., and joined the congressional staff in order to experience how policy is made. In the House, I helped Rep. Jack Kemp introduce supply-side economics to his …

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