Is the Global Tide Turning Against China?

I’m certainly not Lighthizer, Mnuchin or Wilburine, but it seems pretty simple to me. Start moving all the manufacturing out of China, to other countries and watch them starve.

For the last THIRTY YEARS, everyone in the entire GLOBE has been building them up.

Everyone. Both political parties in the USA, but also our media, our schools, everyone.

It has taken THIRTY YEARS until someone, finally got a clue.

Now we have created a monster.

EVERYONE has been on board with building them up.

Both parties. Everyone.

Now Donald Trump, is the very first guy, anywhere, to say STOP.

Thank you Donald, but WHAT IN THE WORLD took so long, for so many, everywhere, to finally start to WAKE UP?

Sorry to shout. :)

Chris grew a beard?!?

Lou Dobbs, former CNN and now Fox Business commentator, has also been warning Americans about China and open borders immigration for more than a decade.

EVERYONE has been on board with building them up.

Globalist: "Duh, I didn't know selling my country out for a quick buck would eventually get me killed or enslaved."

More like 50 years.

Yep - ever since Nixon’s “historic visit”, the world decided China wasn’t what she was and will always be...until she gets “Trumperized”....

In recent years, intel reports and popular and military specialist publications in China revealed an intention for a military and political showdown with the US by the middle of the next decade, with the aim of making China the world's dominant power. Toward that end, China has bolstered its military and adopted an increasingly aggressive, even hostile attitude toward the US.

Fortunately, under Trump, the US has begun to rebuild its military and challenge China. Best of all, and most unusual for an American president, Trump understands business and economics and knows how to negotiate. Behind his tariffs and trade demands on China is a deeper strategy that seeks to avert China's plans for world domination at the expense of the United States and her natural alliance of democratic nations.

If Trump's strategy continues to work, China will soon find her economy fundamentally weakened due to the relocation of a large slice of her industrial base and a military buildup by suspicious and menaced neighbors with a long memory of China's thuggish imperial ways. America is increasingly popular these days with Vietnam, which is developing better trade, military, and diplomatic ties with the US as a hedge against China.

Trump's visit to Japan is part of his China strategy. Well phrased public remarks, attendance at and presentation of a trophy at a Sumo tournament, the beauty and charm of the First Lady, and Trump's meeting with the new Emperor have won over the Japanese public. In private talks, Trump seems to have assured nervous Japanese leaders of US support despite seeming softness toward North Korea. The US and Japan may soon make a trade deal that puts additional pressure on China.

Even Trump's approach toward North Korea is part of his China strategy. As fat boy Kim dawdles and jerks the US around about denuclearization, his regime is weakening by the month due to sanctions and the more rapid penetration of outside information. Public and elite discontent may well prompt a coup, assassination, or uncontrollable mass protests -- which are the ways that communist regimes usually end.

If so, look for a flood of North Korean migrants to unnerve and burden China. Absent a diplomatic bargain, the ensuing Korean unification will establish a grave menace on China's border: a free, prosperous, democratic country aligned with the US.

In recent years, intel reports and popular and military specialist publications in China revealed an intention for a military and political showdown with the US by the middle of the next decade, with the aim of making China the world's dominant power. Toward that end, China has bolstered its military and adopted an increasingly aggressive, even hostile attitude toward the US.

Fortunately, under Trump, the US has begun to rebuild its military and challenge China. Best of all, and most unusual for an American president, Trump understands business and economics and knows how to negotiate. Behind his tariffs and trade demands on China is a deeper strategy that seeks to avert China's plans for world domination at the expense of the United States and her natural alliance of democratic nations.

If Trump's strategy continues to work, China will soon find her economy fundamentally weakened due to the relocation of a large slice of her industrial base and a military buildup by suspicious and menaced neighbors with a long memory of China's thuggish imperial ways. America is increasingly popular these days with Vietnam, which is developing better trade, military, and diplomatic ties with the US as a hedge against China.

Trump's visit to Japan is part of his China strategy. Well phrased public remarks, attendance at and presentation of a trophy at a Sumo tournament, the beauty and charm of the First Lady, and Trump's meeting with the new Emperor have won over the Japanese public. In private talks, Trump seems to have assured nervous Japanese leaders of US support despite seeming softness toward North Korea. The US and Japan may soon make a trade deal that puts additional pressure on China.

Even Trump's approach toward North Korea is part of his China strategy. As fat boy Kim dawdles and jerks the US around about denuclearization, his regime is weakening by the month due to sanctions and the more rapid penetration of outside information. Public and elite discontent may well prompt a coup, assassination, or uncontrollable mass protests -- which are the ways that communist regimes usually end.

If so, look for a flood of North Korean migrants to unnerve and burden China. Absent a diplomatic bargain, the ensuing Korean unification will establish a grave menace on China's border: a free, prosperous, democratic country aligned with the US.