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Fireside Chat: One Goal for 2019- Trump Declares GM’s Business Model an Act of Treason
In the midst of the constant churning the media employs to distract us, a most salient fact about the future of the United States got buried this December. GM decided to lay off 14,000 workers, closing significant productive capacity, … Continue reading
Many Counterindications to Trump’s Rosy Picture at Davos
The “booming America open for business” presentation President Donald Trump gave at the Davos World Economic Forum was being belied, at the time, by a number of indicators. The Commerce Department reported Jan. 25 that fourth-quarter U.S. GDP rose at … Continue reading
Infrastructure Investment Breaks Back into Trump’s Agenda
Immediate funding for protective and productive infrastructure projects, in multiple U.S. states and in Puerto Rico, has forced its way back onto President Donald Trump’s plans as he prepares for an 11-day trip to Asia which includes a crucial summit … Continue reading
It Need Not Be a Summer of Hell
Rush hour on the L. (Tasayu Tasnaphun / flickr) (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) DOWNLOAD PDF The chaos and panic that the collapse of New York City’s infrastructure is producing—the onrushing “Summer of Hell” that New Yorkers have been promised, and … Continue reading
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Tagged American Credit System, American patriots, British Financial Empire, City of London, crimes of Wall St, derivatives gambling, Glass Steagall, great infrastructure projects, infrastructure development, LaRouche's Four Laws, Manhattan Project, New York City, President Trump, real economy, real republic
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Restoring American Manufacturing and the General Welfare Depends on Restoring the American System
Made in America Product Showcase | July 17, 2017 (Official White House Photo by Evan Walker) Developments in the U.S. today give further evidence that the intentions of President Donald Trump to rebuild the American economy and reverse the … Continue reading
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Tagged American patriots, American System Economics, British Financial Empire, City of London, crimes of Wall St, FDR legacy, General Welfare, Glass Steagall, Hamiltonian Credit System, health care, health insurance, LaRouche's Four Laws, President Trump, TBTF banks, US Constitution
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Food for Peace and Thought, Credit for Development
Presidents Trump and Macron speaking at a joint press conference in Paris, France. July 13, 2017 (whitehouse.gov) DOWNLOAD PDF During his two-day state visit to France, President Donald Trump has continued to build working relationships with President Xi Jinping … Continue reading
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Tagged American System Economics, British Financial Empire, City of London, crimes of Wall St, Glass Steagall, great infrastructure projects, Hamiltonian Credit System, human progress, LaRouche's Four Laws, Manhattan Project, New York City, peace through development, President Trump
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Give Americans Some Credit
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchen being sworn in at the Oval Office. (photo V.P. Mike Pence’s Twitter) DOWNLOAD PDF Given leadership, Americans are rejecting the British-initiated attempt to “coup” President Trump, force him out of office by impeachment, resignation, … Continue reading
