A couple of analogies I think are revealing and interesting. I think in a Tsun Tsu sense it does us little good to bemoan the past couple decades but it is imperative we understand what actually happened there without being propagandized. The analogy I first would point to is Kurt Vonnegut’s money river. While Kurt Vonnegut was a pure psych job and even his own family members admit he was a terrible person, his insight is funny while being very penetrating. If you have never read Vonnegut, do so.
Another analogy I encountered recently here on FreeRepublic that really says what I believe to be very prescient succinctly. As Vonnegut said, the real money is to be made by interpositioning one’s self between two parties that are exchanging massive sums. Well we currently have a situation where a massive amount of wealth is owned by a whole bunch of “middle class” folks in the US. The global intellectual elite know that if they can cause that wealth to “move” (and this is the part that is pure genius) they can “surf” that Tsunami and skim BILLIONS easily. All they have to do is cause that wealth to exit the US.
In other words, the globalist intend to shake down the US citizen. Now this is not really news to us here at FreeRepublic but we rarely see the fact conceptualizer clearly and succinctly. Soros and friends intend to create a Tsunami of wealth, 10 to 20 Trillion to exit the US and they intend to “surf” that Tsunami.
I don’t know if there is a way to stop it at this point or not or even how to go about trying but there it is. In the Tsun Tsu sense, there, gentlemen, is the battlefield.
Tariffs are to a globalist what crosses are to a vampire.