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The bottom line is leftist governments are subversive to its people while right wing governments are subversive to foreign influence.
If you want one unified globalist government you’d need to force countries to the left. Mass immigration is an effective tool for this.
About time.
BREAKING: President Trump says the U.S. will end roughly $4 billion in annual aid to Israel by the end of the year, revealing that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to the decision.
“Because they don’t need it,” Trump said during an exclusive interview on @foxandfriends, describing Israel as a thriving country that no longer requires American financial assistance.
Trump also said Netanyahu raised the idea of ending the aid himself. He emphasized that Israel remains one of America’s most reliable allies as the two countries prepare for a major shift in their financial relationship.
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BREAKING: President Trump says the U.S. will end roughly $4 billion in annual aid to Israel by the end of the year, revealing that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to the decision.
“Because they don’t need it,” Trump said during an exclusive interview on @foxandfriends, describing Israel as a thriving country that no longer requires American financial assistance.
Trump also said Netanyahu raised the idea of ending the aid himself. He emphasized that Israel remains one of America’s most reliable allies as the two countries prepare for a major shift in their financial relationship.
Download the FOX News app for the latest details: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…
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You seem to confuse the real world with textbook definitions. You see, textbooks don’t define how the real world functions. If anything they are just a vague interpretation of real world concepts.
Tariffs work very well, especially over long periods of time. The US would not be a superpower if it weren’t for tariffs. Businessmen who fail to adapt and move production state side will lose market share and become irrelevant. As tech becomes more relevant, so too will digital services taxes become more relevant and again, if you fail to be stateside you will become irrelevant (in the US market at least).
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Congress. The Constitution (Art. I, Sec. 8) gives Congress the power to impose tariffs and regulate foreign commerce. Congress has delegated specific limited authorities to the President via statutes such as Sec. 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 (national security) and Secs. 201/301 of the Trade Act of 1974. The President has no independent constitutional tariff power.
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You love arguing 3rd derivative technicalities.
The bottom line is the US became a superpower because of tariffs (you recognize this in your own argument). Removing tariffs has been extremely detrimental to US national security and domestic industries. Tariffs protect jobs and foments domestic investment (as evidenced by post tariff investment).
My question for a pseudo intellectuals: How do you justify having little to no tariffs?
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If the “law” tells you to smack yourself in the face everytime you sneeze, most people (excluding youself as it seems) would ignore it.
That being said, the president reserves the right to impose tariffs. The WTO cannot override his presidential powers granted to him by the US congress.
And finally, I agree the WTO has only served globalist interests which no longer align with US interests.
The politicians are corrupt,
The judges are corrupt.
The legal system is corrupt.
Globalists need a corrupt system to thrive. Only through nationalism will the west be preserved.
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Yes. Israel’s entire fighter fleet (F-15s, F-16s, F-35s) consists of U.S.-origin aircraft. Major purchases have been financed primarily through annual U.S. Foreign Military Financing grants, which Israel uses to buy the jets via the Foreign Military Sales system. Recent F-35 and F-15IA deals are explicitly funded this way. Israel covers operations, upgrades, and some domestic systems from its own budget, but the airframes themselves are overwhelmingly paid for by U.S. taxpayers.
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“If more government is the answer, then it was a really stupid question.”
— Ronald Reagan
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I can’t believe we spent 30 years of the Cold War fighting the fucking communists, only to end up with them in our own homes.
It appears democrats/globalists have enlisted muslims as their proxy fighting force against Christian nationalism. That would explain why jewish NGO’s have flooded Europe and the US with them.
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The chart shows foreign-born civilian labor force rising from 5.6M to 27.3M (1990–2020), a 21.7M / 386% increase that made up ~57% of total labor-force growth and lifted their share from 4% to 17%.
That magnitude of added supply is consistent with modest downward pressure on wages for lower-skill natives in overlapping occupations (found in some skill-cell studies), while also raising demand for housing and other goods. Aggregate wage and inflation effects remain mixed across the broader literature.
