I am happy to argue with any economist, especially the 400 or so who have come out against President Trump’s proposed tariffs on imported goods once he is in for another term of office, that they have no idea what they are discussing. Or that their hatred of Trump’s tariffs is purely because it goes against their strategy of globalism, where the United Nations would control our managed economy. Not the United States. Just because 400 people say something, or even a thousand, it doesn’t change what something is. And when they say that Trump’s tariff policy will destroy the American economy the first time around and in the future, some context is required to understand what they are saying. Economics was one of my majors in college. So was philosophy, and while in college, I thought both were disastrously stupid wastes of time. I went to college knowing way too much for my good. I had a very unconventional education up to that point, so it was easy to see what was happening. Mostly because different kinds of people study economics and philosophy, it was easy for this globalist ruse to be concealed because nobody knew one from the other in their social circles. But it was obvious to me that Marxism was written into the economic books even as far back as the late eighties when I was in college. And I knew that because that’s all they taught in philosophy class. For me, it started with a study of Eastern philosophy, which was meant to open the door to the Chinese way of thinking about the world, and of course, they were outright communists. So once everyone was taught in college how smart the Chinese were, then students who didn’t know any better would adopt communism as their mode of managing people and, of course, economic activity.
Western philosophy, starting with the Greeks, was rationalized into failure by discussing empire building, starting with Alexander the Great, and then studying the Decline of the West as Spengler proposed. So I frustrated the professors of these classes infinitely because I had already read all these books before I ever stepped into their classrooms and had figured out what was going on even then. And I recognized what was happening with the transition of the Reagan economy and the one George Bush was proposing when he talked about a “New World Order.” There was money to be made in globalism, and by essentially robbing the capitalist economy of America and redistributing that wealth to other countries that were choking on their following of Marxism, which was detrimental to their economies. Many people would make a lot of money off stealing American wealth and redistributing it to countries that didn’t have much of an economy, and that is how the communist government of China became such an economic powerhouse. But it’s also why a country with over a billion people still struggles economically with the United States, which has only a fraction of that number producing goods and services. The reason that America had so much money was capitalism. The political left then, as they are now, was very committed to destroying the concept of capitalism so that globalism could occur and wealth would then be managed by a Marxist-oriented government in the United Nations. Now, let’s fast forward to our present time and note that the head of the United Nations today is Antonio Guterres, who is an outright socialist. So, things have been moving in that trajectory of thought for many years. Rob the wealth of America and give it to the rest of the world through wealth redistribution run by Marxist, socialist, and communist governments orchestrated by the United Nations, with the World Economic Forum setting policy in the background.
When Mitch McConnell says that he is critical of Trump’s tariffs and supports “free trade” policies, he is essentially saying that he defines free trade as the looting of American wealth without any defense. He’s speaking for his father-in-law’s shipping company, which is set up in China and is the source of much of his family’s wealth. When you have Republicans like him, who needs Democrats? But don’t forget, just because authorities don’t want to investigate the origins of the COVID-19 virus in Wuhan, China, doesn’t mean that they have a valid reason for it. Don’t ask the investigators to investigate themselves. They know as everyone does now, that Covid was a bioweapon constructed to destroy cultures with health regulations, and they were looking to bring down Western civilization with it. During an election year in the United States, right after Trump clamped down on the trade tariffs against China, COVID-19 was released from China and spread aggressively into the United States. China never locked down the way the rest of the world did, and they were pretty arrogant about it. They convinced us to shut down our entire economy while they did very little because they knew the nature of the virus and why it existed in the first place. And likely the most apparent straw that broke their back was Trump’s tariffs. They needed to get him out of office so the trade imbalance between China and America would stay in the favorable category toward them, the looting of American wealth and redistributing it into the communist country of China. It was Globalism 101, taught in the college classes I attended in the late 80s and early 90s. And it was always an overt attack against America for the ultimately planned destruction of capitalism in general.
So when Kamala Harris says that 400 economists are against Trump’s tariffs against other countries to set things right in the United States, I would happily argue with all of them about how wrong they are. Just because there are many of them doesn’t mean they are right. The most valuable thing I learned in college was that most people are wrong. Just because many people think something, it only means that they were taught all the wrong stuff. And it only takes one person to set things straight. But because of my background, there isn’t a single person in the world who can argue with me about the economy. And Trump gets it; his tariffs are meant to reverse the destructive effect of trade imbalances with America and will restore sovereign wealth to everyone within the borders of the United States of America. Globalism will fail dramatically because the Marxist minds running the idea must steal American wealth and destroy capitalism as a concept so they can rebuild America under the United Nations with a centralized digital currency they control from Davos or Geneva. So those against Trump’s tariffs are those working against capitalism, which is essentially free trade driven by market conditions, not centralized socialist governments. Those in America speaking out against Trump’s tariffs are looking to profit off the planned demise of America by skimming away wealth as a broker to redistribute it in the process. When pressed, most people will say that they read Spengler’s book and were planning accordingly. But Spengler’s Decline of the West was wishful thinking, not capitalist reality. And they now fear what Trump is saying, and they will cry and scream about the tariffs against other countries. However, it would be great for America if Trump put his tariffs in place quickly and aggressively; it’s not the American economy that would be destroyed. Trump’s tariffs will destroy globalism and Marxism and put the value of American capitalism on the world’s stage in ways they have always feared. And it will be great for the world.
Rich Hoffman

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