New tariff trade policy reaping results for US industry

But quite a sizeable amount of that collection is getting poured in Is rail hell and Ukraine and the US just approving $82B Defence Bill for 2026 of $852, they still haven’t delivered any of our subs we’ve paid for either.

Why is the world paying for their endless wars, they’ve bombed 80 countries since WW11 based on “false flags” or regime change.

They’re supplying arms to Israel who have bombed five countries in 2025.

Since 2003 they’ve spent around $12TRILLION in the Middle East lost 7,000 men and injured a further 50,000, don’t forget they also spent 20 years and TRILLIONS in Afghanistan replacing the Taliban with the Taliban.

Will they also be rebuilding the new Gaza Sea side resort with US money, considering ALL the weather events destroying many communities in their own backyard you have to wonder priorities of these elected parasites.

Tariff Pressure Under Trump: A New Economic Colonialism

July 31, 2025

“……..While leaders of major EU exporters like Germany and Italy breathed a sigh of relief, they also expressed concern about the details of the agreement and stressed the need to assess its long-term impact on their economies. As one German commentator noted, the EU’s move effectively validated the U.S.’s coercive tactic of “retreating in order to advance”—first manufacturing a crisis through the threat of massive tariffs, then backing off slightly to make the other side feel “grateful” for a less extreme rate, thereby extracting economic and trade concessions through sheer leverage.

The U.S. president publicly boasted that this was a “strong agreement,” claiming that increased EU purchases would lead to “tremendous cooperation,” and touted it as proof of the success of his tariff threat strategy.

These cases illustrate a consistent U.S. strategy in recent foreign economic and trade negotiations: repeatedly wielding the tariff stick, applying unilateral and extreme pressure, conducting closed-door, one-on-one talks to isolate and wear down trade partners, forcing them to concede one by one. These efforts have resulted in the rewriting of bilateral trade agreements centered on U.S. interests, often embedded with hidden unequal clauses that raise barriers to market access for foreign products and services, while extracting additional concessions beyond tariffs.

Whether in terms of the interests the U.S. seeks or the nature of the terms themselves, such agreements constitute unequal treaties for the other parties involved. They represent a new form of economic colonialism—one that fractures existing multilateral cooperation frameworks, depletes U.S. international credibility, and plants deep risks for the healthy development of the global economic and trade order.

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The world is now reduced to two global superpowers: the U.S. and China. Europe is irrelevant: a former power.

The Market Cap of all of Europe’s exchanges ‘combined’ are worth less than the New York Stock Exchange Index (NYSE) ($28 trillion). Likewise, the NYSE Market Cap is worth less than the S&P 500 Index ($52 trillion), which is valued at zero [or negative] without the Mag-7.

So the economic might of the U.S. rests upon the Big Tech companies of the Mag-7: – the so called U.S. Cloudalist companies.

Those following these developments closely, will further understand, that over the past five years, the annualised returns of the S&P 500 was 14%, whilst the Mag-7 was 27%. But what few realise was that the latter was easily beaten by a superior cyber-power with an AAP of 59%, which was likewise outperformed by a derivative and intelligently leveraged U.S. company at 104%. Moreover, in consequence of the last U.S. election, the growth rate [and associated economic power] of both has accelerated to 85% and 174% respectively. This can only continue.

Due to America’s dominant ownership of these emerging cyber assets, along with its supremely powerful Big Tech, the majority of cyberspace is presently under Washington’s mounting control.

It is because of this, why Europe [like Australia and everywhere else] has a difficult choice to make: – an ultimatum of allegiance to one of two superpowers.

So will Europe pay tribute to the U.S. or Chinese Cloudalist empires? – that is the question. There are simply no other players, so no other options. This is the 21st century political reality.

Like the UK, Australia, Canada, etc, Europe is completely lacking in a single Big Tech company that can compete with the Cloudalist companies of the U.S. and China: – not one!. At the same time, Europe’s financial systems are totally reliant on Wall Street.

Europe’s total lack of cloud-capital, along with its post-Ukraine energy supply breakdown has rendered it bankrupt and geostrategically irrelevant.

So like every other contemporary political power, Brussels is faced with the uncomfortable ultimatum over which Cloudalist superpower it will select as its cyber overlord. It can only pay tribute to one.

Tariffs are little more than a political thumbscrew to assist in Europe’s correct choice of cloud-vassalage.

Whether Europe likes it or not, its already game over, as the U.S. holds all the cards. So despite Brussels feeble attempts at projecting its non-existent political power, Washington already knows the end game: – Europe will be its cloud-vassal.

Brussels can either pay its cloud-tributes in the cloud-dollar or the cloud-yuan, there are simply no other options, that’s Europe’s dilemma.

Reality check : the Imperial royal commonwealth empire is no more. Has not been around for a very long time. It’s over. Trump won.

Satanic Occult Symbols in Washington D.C.

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60 Reasons America is Mystery Babylon (Not Iraq) – Escape All These Things (Luke 21:36)

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America Is Babylon

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“The political agreement of 27 July 2025 is not legally binding. Beyond taking the immediate actions committed, the EU and the US will further negotiate, in line with their relevant internal procedures, to fully implement the political agreement.” — 29 July 2025, EU Representation in Luxembourg