The question is, will citizens realize, understand and capitalize on the opportunities of regional restoration, or will they be sucked back into the NWO clutches?
Is the appeal of cheap stuff your ultimate aspiration?
Or does restoration of your manufacturing base and sustainability for your children and future generations hold sway?
One consequence of global economic meltdown is a phenomena known as trade wars... fought with an approach of 'protectionism."
As trading nations attempt to nail down their market share in a rapidly drying up pool of opportunity the tendency to adapt "protectionism" increases.
The idea is to penalize imports while encouraging domestic production and consumerism. It is a way of self-preserving regional economic opportunities by "freezing" foreign producers out of the market... usually through punitive tariff schemes.
In a hollowed out global economy so called trade wars are to be expected, and for some of us, longed for.
The result of 'protectionism' could be viewed as either good or bad depending upon perspective.
For global elitist factions protectionism is very bad, for citizens at large it brings hope for equitable participation in a domestic economy.
Proponents of a global economy such as the elitist New World Order are increasingly fearful their personal wealth creating global honey pot will not be restored should "protectionism" take hold.
Protectionism threatens to encourage regional economies while crimping global trading.
Protectionism has the effects of encouraging domestic production and consumption while discouraging offshore outsourcing.
Protectionism could lead to the restoration of domestic job markets for the citizen and provide the pride and satisfaction of 'self-sufficiency'--neither of which has appeal to bankers or corporate interests. It is far more difficult to corrupt and gouge small disparate economies than large complicated global economies with little or no controls in place.
Currently the elitist power mongers are striving mightily to discourage and demonize the notion of protectionism, it flies in the face of their New World Order mandate for us.
Protectionism quiet return: The GTA’s pre-G8 summit report (A fearful NWO)
The G8 should take a stand at its forthcoming summit. Business as usual should be rejected. The G8 should go beyond making soothing comments about resisting protectionism and launch an initiative to unwind protectionism.We all saw the result of the Globalized economic model when it finally imploded in 2008.
The greed inspired collapse in review showed a network of totally corrupt financial and corporate interests who had exploited the citizens of the world to an unfathomable degree. In that regard the global economic experiment had been extraordinarily successful, bankers and corporate interests amassed unbelievable personal wealth on the backs of citizens... but only for a handful of conspiratorial elitists who had the inside track.
The majority populations of the world paid heavily for this elitist larceny and still will for generations to come.
We will certainly encounter an onslaught of alarmist mainstream headlines touting the evils of 'protectionism', your political representation will almost certainly be pressured to aid and abet the bankers and their corporate cronies in their zeal to restore the global honey pots to their former splendour--
Will apathetic citizens be taken back in? Or will sufficient realize the fantastic opportunity of restoring regional economies with restored regional opportunities?
There is no doubt where mainstream media would like you to be... on behalf of their NWO sponsors.
The scare tactics are in full swing, don't cower, at least consider!
A New Era Of Trade Wars Is Putting The Global Recovery At Risk
Protectionism has been on the rise among both emerging and developed markets ever since the financial crisis. Countries around the world have unleashed tariffs, quotas and other restrictive trade policies in their efforts to boost their own economies.
In a new report, Societe Generale’s Patrick Legland points out that G8 economies accounted for 30% of all protectionist measures announced in the last 12 months. They were also the main targets of such measures, according to Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR).
Protectionist measures are often met with retaliation in the form of more protectionist measures.
All of this is bad news for the global economy, which is struggling to maintain growth.In my thinking, global recovery at risk is a very good thing, the only thing better would be the final death of it.
Follow The Quiet Return Of Protectionism Across The World
It is the only hope I see on the horizon for restoration of equity and fair participation for citizens in a climate of regional pride and self-sufficiency. I for one am sick and tired of globalist molestation, exploitation and the resulting misery of "Too big to fail, too big to jail."
It is time to scale our world into a sustainable manageable place-- "protectionism" offers that opportunity. Will there be growing pains, of course... but the excruciating alternative is prolonged slow economic wasting disease.
Will you assist in making the world right?
Or is the appeal of cheap stuff your ultimate aspiration?
Free trade is a compelling argument but it fails to explain how the consumer can generate an income, when the opportunity to produce is gutted. The litmus test for any theory is "result." Free trade has resulted in what?
The fear factor is ON!
Stay tuned...
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