Rubio told Munich that deindustrialization was "a conscious policy choice." He's right — the CFR wrote that plan in 1977. Now the globalists are panicking and Trump is reversing it on every front. We have the receipts.
In a previous discussion of William McKinley's presidency, we explored McKinley's achievements in building up the productive economy of the United States, including his policies of tariffs, bi-metalism, trade reciprocity and the expansion of a regulated national banking system.
The assassination of McKinley in 1901 not only led to the reversal of these American System economic policies, but to a destruction of American economic sovereignty itself. With the Federal Reserve, an alien oligarchical financial and banking paradigm was imposed upon the United States, a money-system which concentrated power and wealth in the hands of a few.
Author, historian, political organizer. Published books on American history, Dante, the global drug trade, the Anglo-Dutch Empire and National Banking. Former Editor at Executive Intelligence Review.
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Rubio told Munich that deindustrialization was "a conscious policy choice." He's right — the CFR wrote that plan in 1977. Now the globalists are panicking and Trump is reversing it on every front. We have the receipts.
While Democrats trash the President abroad, Rubio challenges Europe on sovereignty, industrialization, and Western civilization's future—offering partnership or separation.
