“The worst thing Nixon did wasn’t Watergate,” President Trump told the author of the book The China Matrix. “It was allowing China to take advantage of this country. He and Kissinger are the ones that opened up China. And it was a terrible mistake. It didn’t have to be this way.”
On a scale of conviction from one to ten, U.S. copper production sits at eleven. Nothing in today’s global economy aligns more perfectly with the administration’s economic nationalism and energy-security goals. Over the past nine months, every policy signal from Washington confirms that copper is now at the core of the MAGA industrial revival—a national mission as much as a market trend.
The Monroe Doctrine is a cornerstone of American hegemony. Not every country is created equal and no nation in history has done more to free-up humanity than the United States of America and has it grew from its original 13 colonies, James Monroe, one of its pre-civil-war presidents, framed a proclamation that even now, 202 years later, is considered the most important in U.S. foreign policy.
One of the most amazing aspects of the Trump presidency, which has effectively changed the world forever in its first nine months, is the ability of President Trump to constantly move pieces around the chessboard, but not with the intent to take down the opponent’s queen and king, but for the betterment of GLOBAL EQUILIBRIUM.
I watched Jerome Powell’s statement and Q&A session that followed.