I am also concerned about Vivek and TPP, which makes powerful individuals happy but crushes small businesses here and around the world.
Vivek has certainly come out in favor of TPP and increased merit based immigration for skilled jobs. Neither of those advances opportunities for Americans but do benefit big business.
The interview with Musk contains very convoluted segments, which I am suspicious, are designed to deliver a message to those in the know (globalists) while seeming innocuous to the average listener. It is hard to see why else those very nebulous and ambiguous segments were spoken.
I think part of the truth we can rediscover, part of what is good, is the revival of things like individual self-worth on this planet, a sense of grounding and family, a sense of grounding in the nation … We’re like a bunch of blind bats flying around in a cave, trying to figure out where we are.
That cave could be the universe, and that cave could just be a cave on this earth. But we send out sonar signals, and they bounce back, and they say, “Hey, this is where I am. Because I’m blind, I can’t really see where I am.” And so one of those things that [the signal] bounces off of could be family, could be my grounding in the fact that I’m a citizen of this nation [and] that means something to me. It could be my faith that I believe in God [because] I’m a person of this faith. I’m an individual. I worked hard. I created something. It could be the company that I worked for or that I created. That [signal] bounces back and tells me, “This is where I am.”
And so I think there’s a lot of that to do at home … I think that we live in a moment where a lot of those other [civic] pillars right here at home on Earth, even in the United States of America, even in central Iowa where I am today, those pillars have disappeared… My mission is to rebuild some of those basics.