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And no one has mentioned that the UK elite, has there hands in the jar of offshore banking.

Redcoats invented this genre. Some say its at the very backbone of their financial network.
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To use that statute, they'll have to start all over again


It will be done in less than a week along with wholesale import bans, from certain countries.

By the way the Darrien gap has been secured, and under constant patrol. Great man of Genius.

New word for the day for the Jesuit agents, MARSOC.


Another potential tool the Trump administration could utilize is Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930. The statute allows for the imposition of tariffs of up to 50% via presidential proclamation in response to discrimination by another country against U.S. commerce. The president also has the power to revoke and amend any tariffs implemented.

However, this provision has not been used since the 1940s and could face pushback from the World Trade Organization, according to Schaefer. However, due to the current lack of a WTO appellate body, the U.S. could appeal any panel review decision “into oblivion,” he added.

Trump will use section 338 in a heartbeat, buy the dip if this round goes against Trump.



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Get better candidates that don't shite talk Orange bad


100 percent

Section 301 was designed to eliminate unfair foreign trade practices that adversely affect U.S. trade and investment in both goods and services. Under Section 301, the President must determine whether the alleged practices are unjustifiable, unreasonable, or discriminatory and burden or restrict U.S. commerce. If the President determines that action is necessary, the law directs that all appropriate and feasible action within the President's power should be taken to secure the elimination of the practice.

Congress has already given the president the authority. Others can be invoked as well.

Similar to Section 232, tariffs enacted through Section 301 investigations have previously received judicial backing. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in September upheld Trump’s use of Section 301 to impose tariffs during his first term.

Given such precedent for Section 232 and Section 301, there is reason to believe the Trump administration will be even more aggressive in pursuing such avenues for new tariffs.

“I think initially I would expect to see more heavy reliance on Section 232 and 301,” said Kelsey Christensen, an international trade attorney at Clark Hill.
Their stupidity is really on another level.

But I believe a lot of it also has to do with their arrogance.

Nothing is really private, especially in today's world.

Guess they're going to just have to learn the hard way...

And I can't wait.



It's starting to look a lot like Treason, such a happy time of year...
With that burst of wealth, many in towns like Olea’s Villa Caleta, in the Comarca Indigenous lands, abandoned their, rice crops to carry migrants down the winding rivers.

Olea installed electricity in his one-room wooden home in the heart of the jungle. Families invested in children’s education. People built homes and more hopeful lives.

Then the money vanished. After Trump took office in January and slashed access to asylum in the U.S., migration through the Darien Gap virtually disappeared. The new economy bottomed out, and residents newly dependent on it scrambled for options.

Regime change that I can live with.


Enjoyable read, the best insight on this site in a long time. :bow:


Looks like the discord investigations, has found some flippers. Kash is on point. So Antifa is likely involved with the assassinations, that made the terrorist designation easy.


There was a High IQ thread already going, that got axed for this low IQ thread.


this thread sux.



This thread Sux... No one want's to hear you whine. Free Voxdawg...



There is always that one probability. The black hole that no-one understands.



It's absolutely clear that what they'd REALLY like to do is round them up... cattle trucks....ovens.

When the left can't fix the problems they've caused, they go all 'Final Solution' on whoever points out this fact.


The second amendment is not just about the right to have handguns and rifles.

Gods law, you have the duty and right to defend yourself.


The CNN/SSRS survey indicated a 23-point rise in Trump’s popularity among voters aged 50 to 64 since April. This age group, which falls under the Generation X demographic (born between 1965-1980), is currently the only cohort where Trump holds a net positive approval rating.

The poll, conducted July 10-13, sampled 1,057 voters from various age groups. The findings revealed that 55 percent of Gen X voters approve of Trump, while 45 percent disapprove, resulting in a net approval rating of +10 among this group.

This increase in approval could potentially bolster Trump’s standing within the Republican Party as he prepares for the November 2026 midterm elections.


BEN

Survived the crash of 2008, endless wars and the Nazi Covid restrictions, the MAGA base is X.