>>The sad truth is that 300 million people in this country isn’t a very big market compared to 2+ billion people in China and India alone.
The globalists like to market that half-truth as a hard fact, but the buying power of our 300M far outreaches the buying power of their 2B. But, as we ship our economy out of the US, the buying power of those 300M is decreasing and that is the true goal of the Transnational Progressive globalist. They need an impoversished America to make their border less world a reality. Then the Elites can live in the “nice” world of beaches and scenery while the rest of us (the Chinese, Indian, and the American serf) can labor in the “ cheap” world of poverty and toil. Then when some area begins to achieve prosperity, they can move to a new “ cheap” place and drop a little war into the prosperous place and reduce it back to “cheap”.
It’s the Human Farm. We Americans are the livestock destined for show at the county fair right now. But after the fair, we’re just meat on the hoof for the globalists.
2. The "buying power" of our 300M people is largely dependent on the accumulation of debt that now exceeds $19 trillion. This doesn't even include future pension and health care obligations. The average U.S. citizen today has a $60,000 debt hanging around his or her neck, and over time they have less and less to show for it. Put in different terms ... how much purchasing power does a person with a net worth of -$60,000 really have?