Foes of War, Now Silent, Should Celebrate By John V. Walsh | Dissident Voice | January 25, 2017 On day one of Donald Trump’s presidency, he drove a stake through the heart of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), as he had repeatedly promised during his campaign. Foes of war should rejoice and congratulate Trump since […]
Billionaire, regime change globalist, George Soros was a huge Hillary Clinton supporter during the 2016 US election cycle.
The Soros and Clinton family are united under one common driving force…to bring the world under the control of an elite super class, while removing obstacles to submission like national identity, borders, religion, and traditional family values.
For Soros and the Clintons, if the peasant masses have nothing of value to identify with, then controlling them becomes easy.
On day one of Donald Trump’s presidency, he drove a stake through the heart of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), as he had repeatedly promised during his campaign. Foes of war should rejoice and congratulate Trump since the TPP was the economic arm of the “Pivot to Asia”, the military/economic assault on China promoted vigorously by Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, neocons and humanitarian interventionists of every stripe. It was a trade agreement that linked twelve Pacific Rim powers but pointedly excluded China in an effort to isolate and weaken it.
This week President Donald Trump followed through with his most audacious – building a wall along the US southern border with Mexico.
After his visit to the Department of Homeland Security this afternoon, Trump is set to sign government directives today that will set in motion the construction of a new system of border reinforcement which will include a number of new provisions -including the wall.
When Donald Trump promised to deliver on his promises and do so quickly, many thought that he was just another politician promising something he couldn’t deliver.
Five days into his term, he has proved them wrong, using executive orders to deliver on key promises. Here are some of the most important ones.
TPP
Donald Trump has used an executive order to withdraw from the Trans Pacific Partnership. This was part of his broader pledge to protect American jobs from unfair free trade deals which would lead to the outsourcing of further industrial jobs.
Queasy unease about the unhinged, impulsive Trump has been quietly driving international gold prices higher.
The TPP is officially dead, but what are the repercussions?
The shock election of Donald Trump has thrust Canada into one of the most perilous periods of its existence. Our relationship with the United States, upon which so much of our security and prosperity depends, has never been more uncertain.
Patrick Henningsen
21st Century Wire
So the trade wars have begun. Less than 72 hrs into to his first term, President Donald Trump has wasted no time making good on a number of campaign pledges, including today’s signing of an executive order to pull the US out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal.
Trump signs executive action to withdraw the US from the TPP.
