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How to Boost U.S. Exports

It's the US corporations that benefit from the 0% US tariffs and it is the US Chamber of Commerce among other lobbyists that promoted this. They have never been interested in exporting US- made products. Their entire interest has been in finding lowest wage, no tax or subsidized locations anywhere on the planet from which to increase profit and then reducing US tariffs from the same countries to zero under the false rhetoric of a "global economy." It has nothing to do with a "global economy" only in destroying uppity US workers. Of course, this foolish short-term thinking is the basis of our current economic calamity. Your article leaves out the critical percentage of the so-called "China trade" made up of US products made under contract or in a special economic zone in China and shipped bacl to the US. It may be as high as 60% of all "China trade" is simply US products made there.

China Taking Destiny into Its Own Hands

A country like the US that delights in tearing down each other as much as we do cannot stand. A country that says "No" more than "Yes" to new ideas and out-of-the-box thinking cannot stand in the modern world. We are a 19th Century China in the 21st Century. An insular country that does not speak other languages or attempts to understand anything outside its borders cannot stand even as it trumpets a false kind "globalization" that it has twisted to fit its own insularity.

Talk of New Reserve Currency Will Probably Lead Nowhere

There is an inherent compatibility between authoritarian post-Communist China and the American corporate state, a ying-yang perfect marriage with the American people caught in the middle, clueless and totally destroyed, their livelihoods wiped out and their country a hollowed-out shell.

Obama's 'Aggressive Attitude' Towards China Is Nothing New

Tariffs should be imposed on US companies that design and market their products here but have them Made in China. That's about 40% of the so-called trade with China and a large part of the wealth transfer between the two conuntries over the past 20 years. This has been done according to the Goldman Sachs recipe concocted in the 1980s.