It Has Become a Tale of the Bully vs a Man with True Power
Anyone who understands the intricacies of international
economics will tell the same story: tariffs are a bad idea and generally ineffective.
Tariffs are the enemy of free trade, a system which encourages and enables economic
growth among all nations.
However, your ignorant president, who knows nothing about
anything with the exception of failing at every business venture he attempted,
loves the idea of increasing prices on everything for his nation’s people, the
same people he promised to better their lives by ending Greedflation.
Although Trump has partially reduced most of his moronic
ideas, he continues to bully China. Big mistake.
Unlike Trump, President Xi is a very powerful and very rich
man. He will not back down from a man he knows is extremely inferior to
himself. Although your mainstream media fails to offer the American people the
entire truth, I will tell you about Trump’s extreme disadvantage.
America is in debt. Thanks to the fiscal policy of
trickle-down economics, used by the last four Republican presidents, the super-rich
pay little or no taxes. This is why the United States Tax Code is 6,871 pages
long, Most of the document offers ways in which taxes can be avoided entirely.
The national debt is now estimated at more than
35,000,000,000,000 dollars. Until I first wrote that number, I never knew that
many zeros existed. This is unforgivable. It is important to know that America
owes hundreds of billions of dollars to China. Either Trump is unaware of this
fact, or he is dumber than I thought.
Trump has a small brain which works backwards. In the 21st
century, no nation can exist by itself. While every other president since
Eisenhower encouraged a system of free trade, guaranteeing the continued
success of our nation’s largest corporations, Trump is crushing every small
business in America, and creating fear among his oligarchs.
Since I could first vote in 1968, I made two rules for
myself. I would always be an Independent, and I would never vote for any man or
woman who I believed possessed lesser intelligence than me. It won’t surprise
you that I did not vote for George W. Bush or Donald John Trump.
I do not mean to suggest that all of the 43 men who wore the
label of President of the United States were smarter than you or me. I am
saying that in the communication age, Bush and Trump were fully exposed for
anyone who was willing to see the truth: this excludes the brainwashed viewers
who watch the right-wing propaganda machine calling itself Fox News all day
long.
If you understand the importance of history, the truth, not
the censored versions offered by fascists on the right side of the aisle, you
are aware that America has not always had the best men available leading our
nation. Most of our presidents were “adequate,” some slightly better, and some
slightly worse. A surprising number have been more interested in their personal
agendas and failed to perform the job for which they were elected, and only a
handful can be considered “great.’
Over the last 100 days, Trump cemented his place in history.
For eternity, Trump will be known as the worst president to ever claim the
title of President of the United States. The primary reason? He has never acted
like a truth American president. He uses his position to enact revenge on his
critics and to improve his own life. He has absolutely no interest in the
welfare of 340 million people. Add to this his support of fascism, and there is
no possibility that he could ever lose his place on the list.
President Xi is a tyrant, and made himself ‘dictator for
life.’ Trump wants to be him, but lacks the intelligence and the energy to
become a powerful dictator like his heroes, Adolf Hitler, and Vladimir Putin.
The truth is he would be nowhere without his puppeteer.
Trump has chosen to engage in a battle of wits and courage
totally unarmed. He will call President Xi and anyone else who stands up to him
names, and that’s the only thing which will happen.
Op-ed by James Turnage
If you follow my blog, you will be an informed American
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/3e076fb5-3988-4e21-9119-3fc637afebb8
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