For those too young to remember, Ross Perot was basically the first Donald Trump.

He was a quirky, interesting, patriotic rich guy, who we should have elected in 1992.

He did pretty good.

But the media was so controlled back then without the internet that it just wasn’t possible for a guy like him to win.

Dallas Morning News:

Ross Perot, self-made billionaire, renowned patriot and two-time independent candidate for U.S. president, has died after a five-monthbattle with leukemia.

He was 89.

The pioneer of the computer services industry, who founded Electronic Data Systems Corp. in 1962 and Perot Systems Corp. 26 years later, was just 5-foot-6, but his presence filled a room.

“Describe my father?” Ross Perot Jr., his only son and CEO of the Perot Group, asked rhetorically in an interview. “Obviously a great family man, wonderful father. But at the end of the day, he was a wonderful humanitarian.

“Every day he came to work trying to figure out how he could help somebody.”

Perot was diagnosed with leukemia in February. A massive secondary infection the next month nearly killed him, according to the family.

In true Perot fashion, he fought back, showing up at the office most days in his dark suit with the omnipresent American flag on his lapel.

Perot entertained a steady stream of well-wishers at Perot headquarters on Turtle Creek Boulevard and spent Easter with his family at their compound in Bermuda.

He celebrated his 89th birthday in June with a family lunch at his office and a dinner at the home of his daughter, Carolyn Perot Rathjen.

That article goes on to give a full account of his life and accomplishments, for those interested.

Some people say that Perot was promoted in 1992 as a spoiler to keep George H.W. Bush from winning a second term after he pissed off the Israelis. This is most likely true. But it wasn’t Ross’ fault. Ross was just trying to save America from globalism.

He was the first major political figure to ever go against the free trade hoax, and famously referred to NAFTA as “a giant sucking sound.” Both Bush and Clinton supported NAFTA, wanting all of our American treasure to get sucked out for the benefit of an elite minority.

If you wrote an alternative history where Perot would have won in 1992, we would not be dealing with most of the problems we are dealing with right now. Or maybe he would have just been destroyed like Donald Trump has been destroyed, and nothing would have changed. Probably that, I guess.

But it’s still fun to think about.

Perot was also an inspiration to all manlets.

He was famously played by Dana Carvey on Saturday Night Live, back when that show was still funny.

Inspiringly, Perot’s last political act was to make a donation to Donald Trump’s reelection campaign.

Fox News:

In his last documented political act, self-made billionaire and two-time presidential candidate Ross Perot wrote out two checks to President Trump’s re-election campaign before succumbing to his battle with leukemia at the age of 89, according to a report.

Perot, who ran for president as a third-party candidate in 1992 and 1996, is largely credited with providing a road map for Trump’s presidential campaign.

Like Trump, Perot ran as a billionaire populist against the Republican establishment. His focus on the North American Free Trade Agreement – rather than the national debt – and his use of cable news for laying out his agenda were both familiar elements of Trump’s campaign.

As Democratic strategist James Carville put it in a 2016 podcast: “If Donald Trump is the of Jesus of the disenchanted, displaced non-college white voter, then Perot was the John the Baptist of that sort of movement.”

I hope that Trump takes this to heart, and thinks some more about just what the hell he is doing.

RIP

FAIR TRADE!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 31, 2018

Well, this is something we actually did vote for.

Fuck every other country on earth.

Tariff all of these people.

Of course, cucks gonna cuck.

The GOP in the 80s tied “free trade” voodoo economics to Christian values and the white race – it’s a knot we’re untying.

And it won’t be pleasant for the cucks…

CNN:

Republicans on Capitol Hill were fuming after the White House abruptly announced it would begin imposing steel and aluminum tariffs Friday on US allies Canada, Mexico and the European Union.

The move Thursday came after Republicans had tried to convince the administration for months to target China with tariffs rather than US trading partners, and it could trigger Republicans on Capitol Hill to consider taking action against their own President on trade.

“I disagree with this decision,” House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican who had quietly tried to convince Trump to hold back on the action, said in a statement. “There are better ways to help American workers and consumers. I intend to keep working with the president on those better options.”

See, this is why we need a military coup.

We have to get this guy silenced.

Do you know this faggot listens to Rage Against the Machine?

That’s his fav band?

That is a band that would have been illegal under Joseph McCathey.

Literal wetback communist rock-rap.

The clear — and public — break between the President and top congressional Republicans had been simmering for months, with weeks of behind-the-scenes efforts to walk back, or just water down, what Trump and his team pledged to put in place. But Thursday’s move underscored the depth of the divide between the two sides of Pennsylvania Avenue, even as a legislative counter to the action was far from a sure thing, aides said.

For Republican lawmakers, the administration’s decision came as a surprise, according to several senior GOP aides. Republicans didn’t get wind that it might be coming until Wednesday evening, and the White House briefing for congressional staff didn’t take place until after the announcement.

One Republican senator, who asked not to be identified, complained Thursday about President Donald Trump’s decision to impose the tariffs, 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminum imports.

“I don’t like trade wars. There are no winners in trade wars. And this scares me,” the senator said.

For his part, Trump has largely maintained his own posture on tariffs — one he highlighted with a single two-word tweet on Thursday: “FAIR TRADE!” — on the grounds that he was pursuing “reciprocal trade,” even amid warring factions over the efficacy of the strategy inside the White House.

The exemptions for allies that had been initially proposed were considered a potential piece of the ongoing negotiations with Canada and Mexico over a revised North American Free Trade Agreement, negotiations that have continued in fits and starts for months. But with a resolution far from clear, and despite the Capitol Hill pushback, the tariffs were set to go into effect at midnight.

Globalism failed, okay?

Worked out great for third worlders, worked out very, very badly for the US.

It was just a massive wealth transfer program for poor people in shitholes.

And no one really cares about third worlders.

We need to stop everything coming into this country.

Seal the borders to people and goods, lock it down like a prison. Or rather make the rest of the world a prison.

Fortress America.

Don’t let the door hit you on your way out, kike!

When Trump assembled his team at the beginning of his administration, we had a mix of gems and bitter pills. Most problematic were the few Jews put in crucial positions, of which Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn were probably the most prominent.

Kushner got a job as a senior adviser to the president, while Gary Cohn, a Goldman Sach Jew, is his chief economic advisor and director of the National Economic Council.

Needless to say, this is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house. The last place you want Jews is near your nation’s money, I can tell you that.

But the fact that both of these horrible Jews are on their way out is one hell of a white pill.

Gary Cohn:

Gary D. Cohn, President Trump’s top economic adviser, said on Tuesday that he would resign, becoming the latest in a series of high-profile departures from the Trump administration.

This is coming right on the tail of John Kelly expressing his desire to kick out the evil Javanka duo from the White house.

This is basically a whole new holocaust, perpetrated strictly within the confines of the White house.

White House officials insisted that there was no single factor behind the departure of Mr. Cohn, who heads the National Economic Council. But his decision to leave came after he seemed poised to lose an internal struggle over Mr. Trump’s plan to impose large tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Mr. Cohn had warned last week that he might resign if Mr. Trump followed through with the tariffs, which he had lobbied against internally.

Nothing could be more offensive to the European-style socialist than the idea that America’s trade policy might be self-interested, instead of being a form of welfare towards third-world primitives.

“Gary has been my chief economic adviser and did a superb job in driving our agenda, helping to deliver historic tax cuts and reforms and unleashing the American economy once again,” Mr. Trump said in a statement to The New York Times. “He is a rare talent, and I thank him for his dedicated service to the American people.”

Trump basically put an end to the stupid back and forth between Republican Jews and Democratic ones. Every time there’s a new administration, Jews will push to implement a few token good policies in exchange for a slew of terrible stuff.

Under any other administration, the tax cuts would have been accompanied by some loans to Israel or a new terrible free-trade deal with some shithole plastic factory country.

Clinton signing away America to Mexico with NAFTA.

But Trump basically used his court Jew to get his tax cut, and then got rid of him. Now we’re getting our protectionist trade policy, which no Jew would have ever endorsed.

Mr. Cohn is expected to leave in the coming weeks. He will join a string of recent departures by senior White House officials, including Mr. Trump’s communications director and a powerful staff secretary.

Hopefully these people are all replaced with reliable White men and not more shifty European-style socialists.

Here are the Stormer’s top picks for chief economic adviser:

It’s not too late, Ron.

Ron “End the Fed” Paul would be a great pick. He’d be sure to help Trump dismantle the horrible Jew Federal Reserve system. He’d also probably turn America into some kind of Bioshock-style dystopian anarcho-capitalist experiment, which is another plus.

No-coiners BTFO.

On top of making Bitcoin America’s official currency, I’m sure Max Keiser would be full of original ideas to boost our finances, such as switching our pension plans to a full crypto portfolio.

Americoin when?

He’s a man who knows his way around money.

John McAfee might be the best possible candidate, combining Paul’s anti state fanaticism with Keiser’s passion for crypto currencies. The only real downside is that I can realistically imagine McAfee transitioning America towards a cocaine and hookers-based economy, which is in line with my own national-Miamist ideology, but somewhat clashes with Trumpist doctrine.

No matter what the choice, it can’t possibly be worse than a Goldman Sachs Jew, so this is an occasion to rejoice.

This past week the President announced that they would be implementing tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum. He also posted several tweets on the subject.

We must protect our country and our workers. Our steel industry is in bad shape. IF YOU DON’T HAVE STEEL, YOU DON’T HAVE A COUNTRY!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 2, 2018

When a country Taxes our products coming in at, say, 50%, and we Tax the same product coming into our country at ZERO, not fair or smart. We will soon be starting RECIPROCAL TAXES so that we will charge the same thing as they charge us. $800 Billion Trade Deficit-have no choice!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 2, 2018

The United States has an $800 Billion Dollar Yearly Trade Deficit because of our “very stupid” trade deals and policies. Our jobs and wealth are being given to other countries that have taken advantage of us for years. They laugh at what fools our leaders have been. No more!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 3, 2018

If the E.U. wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on U.S. companies doing business there, we will simply apply a Tax on their Cars which freely pour into the U.S. They make it impossible for our cars (and more) to sell there. Big trade imbalance!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 3, 2018

As expected, reaction in the Jewish media to this announcement has been extremely negative. They’re claiming that taxing foreign goods coming into the United States will lead to a trade war, increased prices and a potential economic collapse. The National Review, a fake conservative propaganda operation littered with Jews and Zionists, issued an incoherent and rambling response expressing their displeasure with the announcement.

Their perspective is a fallacy. The fact of the matter is that the United States has enormous trade deficits with foreign countries. The most notable of which is the trade deficit with China. This ridiculous situation was allowed to occur as a result of “free trade” deals like NAFTA and others. It gave multinational corporations the ability to exploit cheap foreign labor while still having access to sell their products in the United States. The end result has been fewer good paying jobs for Americans because these jobs were exported to places like China and Mexico.

These “free trade” deals weren’t “free” at all. They were unfair trade deals that hurt American workers. The “free trade” designation has been a branding and marketing slogan used to promote these insane agreements that have screwed over Americans for years.

While it’s true that implementing tariffs will cause an increase in the cost of certain products, it’s inconsequential if you have large numbers of people who don’t have good paying jobs to afford those products in the first place. It’s much more important to have a population with gainful employment even if specific products are slightly more expensive as a result.

Relying on foreign countries for raw materials is also a national security concern. For all the people who whine over and over again about national security, they should be welcoming this announcement. The United States is much more secure if it is self sufficient in terms of obtaining raw materials and manufacturing goods.

America became great in the 19th century during a time in which tariffs were imposed on foreign products. This policy allowed the nation’s industry to grow and prosper.

Throughout the 19th century, the United States functioned largely by imposing tariffs on foreign products. It was during this time that the country grew into a significant industrial power. This is something that you do not hear talked about much. The country flourished when we had policies in place that protected the nation’s industry.

So unless you are a Jew who hates America, there is no viable argument against imposing tariffs and establishing a fair and reciprocal trade policy with foreign countries. The United States and the American worker has been taken advantage of for far too long.

Remember when Trump said NAFTA was a disaster? I guess it goes well with the rest of his new policies, then.

I hope you didn’t still have some faint glimmer of hope in your heart that Trump might sneak through one of his remaining promises. Forget about it.

We’re hitting levels of u-turn that shouldn’t even be possible. We’re u-turning so dramatically we risk shifting into another dimension – the u-dimension, where everything is backward and gay.

So what is it this time? Here’s the basic template:

Trump declared X was a disaster.
Trump promised he would undo X.
U-TURN!
Trump now says X is great and has no plan to change it.

Today’s “X” is NAFTA.

Washington Post:

President Trump told the leaders of Canada and Mexico on Wednesday that the United States would not be pulling out of the North American Free Trade Agreement “at this time,” opening the door to future negotiations on the same day that Trump was considering signaling a strong intent to withdraw as a potential way of bringing the parties together at the deal-making table.

I don’t know why I’m putting an image of flip-flops here, but it feels right somehow.

Trump spoke with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau late Wednesday afternoon after reports circulated during the day that the president was contemplating withdrawing from NAFTA.

“Reports.”

Or, you know, his presidential campaign speeches.

“President Trump agreed not to terminate NAFTA at this time and the leaders agreed to proceed swiftly, according to their required internal procedures, to enable the renegotiation of the NAFTA deal to the benefit of all three countries,” the White House said in a statement late Wednesday.

Why would Mexico agree to negotiate in good faith if Trump abandoned his threat to pull from NAFTA?

Obviously, they know he’s not serious, and has no ability to enforce any demand. Or at least, they’ll know – if they read “The Art of the Deal.”

Rule 1 of deals: Announce all your threats were bluffs before starting negotiations.

News that Trump was weighing withdrawing from NAFTA drew sharp criticism from several Republican leaders, including Sen. Jeff Flake (R) and Sen. John McCain (R). McCain tweeted that Trump “shouldn’t abandon this vital trade agreement.”

There exists no word – or combination of words – strong enough to fully express the depth of my hatred for John McCain.

I have one question about McCain: how can a man survive when all of his blood has been replaced with pure liquid perfidy?

Earlier, three people familiar with the matter said Trump is seriously considering signing a document within days that would signal his intent to withdraw the United States from the agreement within six months.

If signed, the letter would begin a formal process that could see the United States exit the 23-year-old trade pact with Canada and Mexico, ratcheting up tensions among neighboring nations.

Yeah, we all remember that era – 3 weeks ago – when Trump was still saying stuff like that. It was a pretty cool time to be alive.

But now everyone has already accepted that the only thing that can pull us out of NAFTA – as well as every other Jew system – isn’t democracy but hardcore warlordism.

So none of this even really matters at this point.

Okay, so, if we do in fact end up with a situation where we get a Jewish foreign policy but a pro-white domestic policy, that would at least be some kind of a win.

If we can end NAFTA and get rid of some of these invasive monkeys, while also not pushing ourselves into an actual world war, then we’re going to be better off than we were before.

RT:

President Donald Trump is ordering the government to bolster protections for US-made goods and reform a visa program for foreign workers. He signed the order after touring a factory in Wisconsin.

Trump announced the new executive order, instructing federal agencies to protect US-manufactured goods from foreign competition and review the H-1B visa program for foreign workers, in a speech at Snap-on Tools in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

“Widespread abuse in our immigration system” allowed companies to replace American workers by foreigners, at lower pay, Trump said, announcing a reform of the H-1B visa program. “This will stop.”

“For too long we’ve watched as our factory have been closed and our jobs have been sent to other, faraway lands,” Trump said, bringing up the number of 70,000 factories since China joined the World Trade Organization.

“In this election, the American people voted to end the theft of American prosperity. They voted to bring back their jobs and bring back the American dream.”

Federal rules on buying US-made products have been “gutted by excessive waivers and reckless exemptions,” Trump added, resulting in jobs lost to “cheap, subsidized and low-quality foreign goods.”

“American projects should be made with American goods,” the president announced. “We are going to investigate every single trade deal that undermines these provisions.”

Trump also vowed to protect Wisconsin’s dairy farmers, promising “fair trade with all our trading partners… and that includes Canada!”

“We are going to get rid of NAFTA once and for all,” Trump announced, hinting at upcoming “big changes” on trade deals, tax reforms, and healthcare overhaul.

So this is good.

This is old Trump rhetoric.

I’ll take what I can get at this point.

This free trade thing has worked for absolutely no one but the Chinese.

I mean, even the third world hasn’t benefited all that much from it. The third world ruling class has, but the people not so much.

It’s a gigantic Jew scam. A house of cards.

All it took was for Trump to wave his hands around a bit, and the whole thing comes tumbling down.

Bloomberg:

Finance chiefs of the world’s largest economies set aside a previous pledge to avoid protectionism and signed up to a fudged statement on trade instead, in response to the Trump administration’s call for a rethink of the global order for commerce.

The Group of 20 nations, meeting in Germany on Saturday, said in a communique that they are “working to strengthen the contribution of trade to our economies.” That’s a much pared-down formulation compared with the group’s statement last year, and also omits a promise to “avoid all forms of protectionism.”

In two days of meetings in Baden-Baden, delegates split under the pressure of the new U.S. rhetoric on the balance of global trade, with most favoring a multilateral, rules-based system as currently embodied in the World Trade Organization. The U.S., represented by Steven Mnuchin in his first appearance at an international forum as Treasury Secretary, argued that trade arrangements need to be made fairer, in line with the administration’s claims the U.S. has had a bad deal from the current setup.

…

“We met at a time when the global economic recovery is progressing,” the official communique stated. “But the pace of growth is still weaker than desirable and downside risks for the global economy remain. We reaffirm our commitment to international economic and financial cooperation.”

While delegates greeted Mnuchin and said that he had been engaged in the process, it wasn’t possible to reconcile the U.S. stance and that of the other members in any substantive way. Officials may continue to seek greater consensus on trade between now and the G-20 leaders summit in Hamburg in July.

The communique also committed to “further strengthening the global financial architecture” and said members support work to finalize the Basel III framework on bank regulations. It dropped a reference to climate change, in the face of resistance from countries including the U.S., China, India and Saudi Arabia.

I “regret that our discussions today didn’t end in a satisfactory manner,” French Finance Minister Michel Sapin said in a statement. “France is fully convinced of the necessity of regulated free trade beneficial to all, and of a resolution to commercial conflicts in a multilateral framework. Taking into account the recent evolution of the position of the U.S. and of the refusal of numerous countries, including France, to any rollback on these questions, the ministers of the G-20 decided to continue to work in a constructive manner with a view to the Hamburg summit so as to reinforce the advantages of international commerce.”

In other words: “we surrender.”

Free trade does not work. We know now that it doesn’t work. Experts in the 90s knew it wouldn’t work, but the Jews pushed it through anyway. Now, there aren’t any questions about it and there is no argument that these people can even make.

The jig is up.

With one stroke of a pen, President Trump pulled the United States out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and brought entitled global capitalist traitors who basically uniformly opposed him down a tick. Few people even know what was in the thousands of pages negotiated in secret, but know that economic incontinence always destroys the working and middle class (not just in America, but even in the poorer countries). The United States cannot compete with Mexican and Chinese labor costs unless it becomes Mexico or China, which is another project Jews and capitalists have been working on but haven’t accomplished yet.

A more subtle note during this event was Trump’s meeting with a number of labor unions who had previously given their support to Hillary Clinton, largely out of habit.

Reuters:

President Donald Trump met Monday at the White House with leaders of construction, carpenters, plumbers and sheet metal unions, the White House said.

According to the White House, participants included North America’s Building Trades Unions President Sean McGarvey, Laborers’ International Union of North America President Terry O’Sullivan, SMART sheet metal workers’ union President Joseph Sellers, United Brotherhood of Carpenters President Doug McCarron and Mark McManus, president of the United Association that represents plumbers, pipefitters, welders and others.

The union meeting also included several local union officials and follows a gathering of 12 chief executives of large companies at the White House to discuss revitalizing the U.S. manufacturing economy.

Earlier this month, Trump held separate meetings with Teamsters President Jim Hoffa and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka in New York.

On Monday, Trump signed an order to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, a deal that was harshly criticized by organized labor. “This is a group I know well,” Trump said at the meeting with union members, noting as a businessman he hired thousands of union workers for construction projects.

Labor unions are often given a hard time by National Review pipeline cuckolds in DC think-tanks, but Trump reaching out to them could be the beginning of a massive rift that will make it impossible for the Democratic Party to win another election for the foreseeable future.

There is no real reason for white working men to support the Democratic party, but thanks to Ronald Reagan’s failed libertarian and open borders policies, American labor was pushed into the hands of the Democrats and have delivered them numerous elections in the Midwest since then. Until the Reagan years, American labor had been at the forefront of anti-immigration lobbying and the fight for the middle class, even in the cases of rare honest Jews like Samuel Gompers and Mexicans like Cesar Chavez.

AYO Ronny – don’t let dat boi in here…!

By winning over organized labor unions that aren’t controlled by Jews or Cultural Marxist fags, Trump is able to attack the Left from the Left and aggressively expand the GOP base. Additionally, blue collar construction workers employed by these unions won’t have to deal with the awkwardness of attending Democratic Party events and being the only heterosexual white male in the room.

Most of these union men actually dislike most of the agenda the Democratic Party has in store for them (like, killing them and replacing them with minimum wage Guatemalans) – and yet, at demonstrations, these were the guys scrawny Jews and blue haired feminists in taped up glasses depended on to do all the fighting. Don’t expect to see them at the next public hipster temper tantrum.

Definitely Not In the Sheetmetal Workers Union

Trump’s national economic revolution, which vows to tap the same working men who built once-amazing metropolis’ like Detroit and Cincinnati to rebuild them again, could be a dramatic success – as long as he makes good on his promise to domesticate the wild animals that have destroyed the aforementioned cities.

On his first day in office, Trump has already done more for the American people and the Republican Party than the last several presidents.

You’d think from listening to “pundits” like (((Charles Krauthammer))) (why is he on every show commenting about everything?) that politics was some mystique-laden and impossible task where everything moves at a snail’s pace.

The mysterious political mystery realm of Charles Krauthammer: Goyim need not apply to try and understand what he’s talking about.

Trump has broken the political system and it is now realigning as I have always predicted it would: populist economic policy combined with nationalism. Trump is only the start, but thanks to his work in redesigning the political landscape and Wrong-Wing orthodoxy, our groups can now hit the ground running.

The TPIP protests in Germany were among the largest protests the country has ever seen (probably the largest). Their leaders ignored them, but President Trump just went ahead and solved that issue this weekend.

So, euroleftistfaggots.

Hundreds of thousands of you were out on the street protesting this trade deal, and your leaders told you to shut up.

Now, an American fascist has freed you from it.

Will we get a “thanks”?

DW:

The EU Commission appears to be giving up hope to reach a trade agreement with the US, saying a relaunch of talks on the TTIP pact is unlikely with a president so fundamentally opposed to free trade.

EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said Friday that it would probably make no sense to expect more talks on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with the Trump administration.

Although Malmstöm admitted that senior officials in the EU executive Commission “don’t really know what will happen,” she said that the free trade agreement between the US and the EU “might not be the biggest priority” of the President-elect.

“There is strong reason to believe that there would be a pause in TTIP,” she told reporters in Brussels.

Malmstöm’s remarks came ahead of a meeting of EU trade ministers, who will also discuss anti-dumping measures to protect EU industry against unfairly cheap imports. It is unlikely, however, that they will officially call TTIP talks to be over.

Originally, the 28-nation bloc hoped to seal TTIP with the Obama administration by the end of the year. But in the course of three years of negotiations, resistance has been mounting on both sides of the Atlantic, preventing a breakthrough in recent months.

Critics fear that deregulating trade across what would be the world’s largest free trade area will benefit large corporations at the expense of consumers and local employees.

Protectionist policies

Hopes for a free trade pact have been waning rapidly after Donald Trump won the US presidential election on Wednesday. Trump has repeatedly argued that international trade deals hurt US workers and the country’s competitiveness.

Trump has promised to get tough with China on the Asian country’s huge trade surplus with the US, and said he would withdraw from the unfinalised 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) as well as renegotiate or scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Mexico and Canada.

This is seriously a great start for our European agenda.

The people are not going to be able to help but to notice that the ultimate right-wing figure just saved a (mostly) left-wing cause.

This will create warm feelings and make the revolutions we are planning for Europe a whole lot easier.

The “evil right wing patriarchist racist Nazi” image the Judenpresse pushes in Europe has been immediately weakened.

I ran across this story on Breitbart yesterday. There was nothing remarkable about it. There have been thousands of identical tales of economic destruction since the ratification of the NAFTA treaty in the early 1990’s.

I know this topic in my bones. My father was a factory man. My grandfather was a factory man. I was a factory man.

Now most all of the factories are gone, and what’s happening to those that remain is barely better than if they left as well.

Breibart:

Caterpillar Hires H-1B Foreign Graduates, Fires 300 American Professionals

Caterpillar is firing 300 American employees in Mossville, Illinois, even though it is continuing to recruit and pay foreign “H-1B” guest-workers to do the white-collar jobs sought by American professionals in the United States.

Caterpillar’s combination of white-collars layoffs and H-1B outsourcing matches the much-criticized decision by Carrier, a company in next-door Indiana, to outsource 1,400 blue-collar factory jobs to Mexico.

There’s the one-two punch to the heart of an entire region. They send the blue collar factory jobs to Mexico, and the White collar jobs are given to H-1B street-shitters. And what is left for us?

For decades they have told us that we would transition into a “service economy,” whatever that’s supposed to mean, but they never explain who will be buying all these services when no one has a decent job.

This isn’t just the killing of jobs. It’s the killing of our souls. When a man can no longer work, can no longer provide, what is left for him?

The nobility of honest work

When a man can no longer create, what is left of him when he’s gone? The factories that dotted the landscape when I was a boy, with their billowing smokestacks and busy assembly lines were the heart and soul of America. For all the downsides, once upon a time a man with a factory job could provide a comfortable life for his family. He could go to sleep at night without worrying that he would drive to work the next day only to find a pink slip with a flowery explanation that basically told him he was “not economically viable.”

When the whistle blew in the evening he could enjoy the sense of pride that came with working hard and seeing the results of his labor. He had the satisfaction of knowing that his labor had gone into products that people needed and that made their lives better. Cars, air conditioners, tractors, you name it.

He knew that he was an important part of a greater whole, that he was part of a team of workers, skilled and unskilled, who were world-renowned for their productivity, efficiency, skill, and adaptability.

And now, at least for the time being, that dream, that way of life, is gone.

But there is hope on the horizon.

Outsider GOP candidate Donald Trump has vigorously denounced the outsourcing by Carrier’s air-conditioning business. His opposition has helped him get a nine-point polling advantage in the state. But Trump’s support for major reforms to the H-1B program to reduce the outsourcing of professional jobs is raising his support among upper-income professional-class voters in many other states.

So here we have the perfect storm of discontent with business-as-usual, from both the blue collar and white collar sectors of society. And the God Emperor is just the man to step into the fray and tell the globalist scum and International Jews, “You will plunder my people no longer!”

Has there ever been an election on which so much depended? Certainly not in any of our lifetimes. And I’m not the only one who says so.

The Caterpillar outsourcing “is all the same thing happening over and over again,’ said John Miano, a lawyer and software expert who has sued the federal government to reduce or stop various outsourcing programs, such as the H-1B visa. “What we see is that companies ask for more [H-1B visas] while they’re laying off the same kind of [American professionals] … this is going to be an election that decides whether this continues,” Miano said.

Despite what leftist hippies will tell you, it doesn’t get any more existential than that. On every front, this election is about our survival and prosperity as a people.

While Trump has promised to reform the controversial H-1B program as part of his plan to ensure that immigration law helps Americans before companies or foreign workers, Hillary Clinton has been a strong supporter of the H-1B program, and her foundation has tried to hire more than 130 foreign professionals in place of young Americans.

That political difference over white-collar outsourcing may become critical in the new few weeks when Trump tries to raise his support among college graduates.

If Trump doesn’t get their support, there’s absolutely no hope for the cubicle class.

We deserve the opportunities our fathers and grandfathers had. Our children deserve the security and comfort that they were able to provide for us.

Surely that’s worth going out to vote.

While I’m no fan of Springsteen, this song and video absolutely nail it. I think of my father getting up and leaving for that factory when I was a kid every time I see it, and I recall how we didn’t even know how great we had it, until it was gone.

I’ll leave you with it.