From
the desk of
Bill
Ramey
3/4/18
COMMENTARY
& OPINION
March 2, 2018
Trump
Declares Total Economic War On Canada-Mexico Saying “Trade Wars Are Good, And Easy To Win”
By: Sorcha
Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
An interesting new report released in
the Kremlin today by the Ministry of
Industry and Trade (MIT)
states that President Donald Trump
has defeated
the globalists within his own government by declaring total economic war on
both Canada and Mexico—and that he began this past week by breaking
off North American Free Trade
Agreement (NAFTA)
negotiations, and that he followed hours later with his delivering
a death blow to this trade pact by announcing new tariffs—and that just hours
ago, he reinforced by declaring on his Twitter
page “trade wars are good, and easy to win”. [Note:
Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English
language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
According to this report, the North American Free Trade Agreement is
deliberately mischaracterized to the American
people by their mainstream propaganda leftist media as a trade pact between the
United States, Canada and Mexico—but
is, in all actuality, a massive Clinton
regime era globalist redistribution plot meant to destroy the economic power of
the US—and whose effects, since it
went into effect on 1 January 1994, can
only be described in the most catastrophic terms due to its have cost the American people over 1 million jobs and
leaving thousands of their cities empty shells of what they used to be.
Knowing the devastation being wrecked
upon the American people by NAFTA, this report continues, President George W. Bush, in 2002,
began a tariff regime to rectify the trade imbalances to the US economy this supposed trade pact had
caused—but whom, just a year later, backed down from just days before a
deadline that would have triggered
retaliation from the globalist aligned European
Union, which was preparing to impose sanctions worth $2.2 billion on US goods ranging from Florida citrus products to Harley Davidson motorbikes.
Not being understood by the American people, this report explains,
is how central steel and aluminum is to NAFTA—and
that is due to the massive use of these metals in manufacturing plants stolen
from the US and placed in Mexico—and that Canada built large industrial plants to supply Mexico with throwing hundreds-of-thousands of people in the United States out of work.
Following in President Bush’s footsteps, therefore, this report details, President Trump, yesterday, began
his trade war by declaring that he was going to impose 25% tariff on steel
imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum—of which Canada supplies 16% of and is why
they declared that they
were ready for a trade war too—but that President Trump is not afraid of as he was already angered at Canada’s deliberately trying to destroy
America’s softwood lumber and dairy
industries.
With both Canada and Mexico
believing that their globalist aligned factions within the American shadow government “Deep
State” would stop President
Trump from blowing up NAFTA,
this report notes, they became disabused of this notion, this past Monday, when
the
US Trade Representative’s office has
called back its chief negotiator for NAFTA
car-related issues to Washington
from ongoing talks in Mexico City
thus ending the talks—and who won’t
return to Mexico City to resume
negotiations as President Trump has
made it clear that if
the other sides don’t bend to his will, he plans to dissolve the NAFTA agreement entirely.
By his breaking off these NAFTA talks and then imposing new
tariffs, this report continues, it’s important to understand that President Trump is acting like a master
negotiator businessman, not a politician—and whose actions support this
assessment as none of these issues are
yet finalized leaving room for both Canada
and Mexico to accede to Trump’s demand before a full blown
trade war erupts.
Seeming to be the only organization
understanding what President Trump
is doing, this report notes, are the United
Steelworkers (USW)—the largest
industrial labor union in North America,
with 860,294 members—who see the window opened by Trump for both Canada
and Mexico to back down in the NAFTA negotiations, and who are advocating
that Canada be exempted from tariffs—but
in their praising Trump stated
yesterday:
The steel and aluminum sectors have been under attack by predatory trade practices. For too long, our political leaders have talked about the problem, but have largely left enforcement of our trade laws up to the private sector. This is not what hard-working Americans want from their government. They expect national security, the foundation of which is built with steel and aluminum, to be protected.Today the President announced that he wants to impose tariffs at a level of 10 percent on aluminum imports and 25 percent on steel. For the USW, the objective has always been to restore market-based economics that ensure that our domestic producers can achieve a fair return as they invest in facilities, equipment and people, and contribute to the strength of our nation. The objective should also be to reduce the negative impact of steel and aluminum imports that have decimated production in the United States. The tariff levels the President announced will help to achieve that objective.
Stirring President Trump to immediate action in imposing his new tariff
regime and breaking off NAFTA
negotiations, this report says, was the Luxembourg-based
multinational steel manufacturing corporation ArcelorMittal
(the world's leading steel and mining company) who warned that it was preparing to idle its US rolling mill and cut at least 150 of
the 205 American workers employed
there—but who will now be able to keep open their US operations open and join Century Aluminum (US-based producer of primary aluminum,
with aluminum plants in the US and Iceland) whose CEO Michael Bless, just hours ago, stated that Trump's new steel and aluminum tariffs won't
wind up hitting consumers' wallets but they will benefit “devastated” communities by bringing jobs back—with his further
declaring that Trump's tariffs will
allow his company to
invest $100 million and hire hundreds of American
workers and his saying: “Our country is short by 5 million tons of
aluminum per year, so we'll have people lining up to buy it.”
As predictable as always, too, this
report concludes, the globalist aligned “Deep State” now has its mainstream
propaganda media puppets outright lying to the American people about President Trump is actually doing, with
their churning out distorted headlines such as Trump’s Tariffs Threaten To Unleash
Economic Chaos and World Stocks Slump On Fears Of Escalating
Trade War—but that, and just as predictable, is seeing Trump now going directly to the American people and telling them the
truth about how he’s trying to save their jobs and the US economy, and who
Tweeted:
We must protect our country and our workers. Our steel industry is in bad shape. IF YOU DON’T HAVE STEEL, YOU DON’T HAVE A COUNTRY!When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win. Example, when we are down $100 billion with a certain country and they get cute, don’t trade anymore-we win big. It’s easy!--and who warns what’s coming next—When a country Taxes our products coming in at, say, 50%, and we Tax the same product coming into our country at ZERO, not fair or smart. We will soon be starting RECIPROCAL TAXES so that we will charge the same thing as they charge us. $800 Billion Trade Deficit-have no choice!
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