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Dec 6, 2016 17:28:40   #
Hemiman Loc: Communist California
 
ghostgotcha wrote:
Should Trump chose Romney for Sec. of State?
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No way Jose

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Dec 6, 2016 18:36:29   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
I would like to end all trade with China until they abandon communism.


Nice thought. Be advised; when goods do not cross borders, armies will. Better to have free trade than open war.

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Dec 6, 2016 19:14:32   #
padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
Nice thought. Be advised; when goods do not cross borders, armies will. Better to have free trade than open war.


Well dang! Why can't we have both?

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Dec 6, 2016 20:23:54   #
markinny
 
ghostgotcha wrote:
Should Trump chose Romney for Sec. of State?
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big negatory!

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Dec 7, 2016 00:32:19   #
CounterRevolutionary
 
2bltap wrote:
CounterRevolutionary - No the Hell No to the Nth degree!!!!!!!! I wouldnt trust that turd to flush himself properly. As far as Hunstman is concerned, I might be getting him mixed up with someone else, but isnt he a serious deuchbag? In any event if Im wrong, getting him mixed up with someone who is a real deuchbag wouldnt be to hard any more now would it.

Semper Fi


Huntsman was the former governor of Utah, a successful businessman and philanthropist. He has worked in Asia for some time, speaks Chinese, and served as Obama's ambassador for a short period. Trump needs people that understand business, trade and politics, people he can trust.

After Mitt Romney advanced mandatory health insurance in Massachusetts, which launched Obamacare, I cannot think of Romney as a conservative, nor even a Republican. He nearly threw the election to Hillary Clinton. Furthermore, his family's missionary work in Mexico makes Romney much too sympathetic towards the North American Union, open borders and amnesty for all.

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Dec 7, 2016 00:56:46   #
CounterRevolutionary
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
Nice thought. Be advised; when goods do not cross borders, armies will. Better to have free trade than open war.


I really disagree with you here. Communism would have collapsed in the Soviet Union by 1965 if it had not been for LBJ and later, Richard Nixon's détente in the USSR and China, and now Iran, propping up these dictatorships for decades to come with nuclear technology. I honestly believe that the outcome of WWII was our space program, its focusing on global cooling, electro magnetic pulses from the sun and fearing the loss of our magnetic field which is making us vulnerable to meteorite showers.

The argument that it is necessary to station missile pads encircling earth about the equator to better shoot at rocks while the sky is falling is the hoax of the century. Why are we encircling our nation with an armed madhouse of banana republics? Man is the enemy, not God.

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Dec 7, 2016 05:33:43   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
padremike wrote:
Actually, I opt for John Bolton. The message would be undeniable!


Good choice. Of the names in the hat, I have to go with Giuliani. You realize that Petraeus, who is also in the running, is a gun control advocate who supports the UN Arms Treaty that the Senate voted down a couple of years ago?

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Dec 7, 2016 07:13:03   #
Holdenbeach4u Loc: Holden Beach , NC
 
Let Trump choice someone else beside Romney , maybe the CEO from Exxon !

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Dec 7, 2016 07:21:11   #
jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho
 
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
No. Former Utah governor and ambassador to China, Jon Huntsman is a better pick for Secretary of State.

I would like to end all trade with China until they abandon communism. But maybe, the Chinese people like the deal they have, private property ownership of their homes, but government servitude on the job.

We could make a peace swap: send all the Democrats clamoring for socialism to China for an equal exchange in Chinese dissidents to live in America.





That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and thousands of manufacturers gone, America is hostage for goods it used to, but no longer makes.
America needs to be energy independent, and manufacturing independent.

Largest oyster producer in the world is in the Pacific Northwest, try buying a van a oysters, smoked oysters that does not come from China, same with tuna, and 3/4 of our foods. Grown/raised in America, shipped to china, processed, canned/packaged, shipped to America, then stores for purchase and consumption.
Ship our logs/lumber, our furniture made in China.
The list of goods in your home, kitchen , pantry, bathroom, garage is likely half or better china.

Trump's corporate tax breaks are in the lessor more jobs, rather bring back manufacturing and expansion, thus creating jobs. Not a short game. More a payback in terms of years. It will take time considering what is involved in a company relocating back to America.

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Dec 7, 2016 08:36:00   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
The process of moving manufacturing out of the USA has been by design, since at least the 70's. The good old PTB have been behind it!
It will take time; but the process MUST be reversed . Trump is the first President to actually bring it to our attention, and claims to do something about it.

I have printed this many times; In hopes it will sink in with others:

"An end run around national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old fashioned frontal attack" –
Richard Gardner; Ambassadorto Italy - quoted (CFR)Foreign Affairs, >>> *** April, 1974

“Actions at the multinational level will be needed, if the process of international relocation of industries is to be accelerated in an organized fashion…….” TC Report #23, >>>*** 1982


BTW; Romney can't be trusted






jack sequim wa wrote:
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and thousands of manufacturers gone, America is hostage for goods it used to, but no longer makes.
America needs to be energy independent, and manufacturing independent.

Largest oyster producer in the world is in the Pacific Northwest, try buying a van a oysters, smoked oysters that does not come from China, same with tuna, and 3/4 of our foods. Grown/raised in America, shipped to china, processed, canned/packaged, shipped to America, then stores for purchase and consumption.
Ship our logs/lumber, our furniture made in China.
The list of goods in your home, kitchen , pantry, bathroom, garage is likely half or better china.

Trump's corporate tax breaks are in the lessor more jobs, rather bring back manufacturing and expansion, thus creating jobs. Not a short game. More a payback in terms of years. It will take time considering what is involved in a company relocating back to America.
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and tho... (show quote)

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Dec 7, 2016 09:56:59   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
eagleye13 wrote:
The process of moving manufacturing out of the USA has been by design, since at least the 70's.


Since 1972, in earnest. Though it was started in the late 1950's:

http://www.alternet.org/economy/how-richard-nixon-destroyed-american-manufacturing

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Dec 7, 2016 10:01:23   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
I agree; but the coup, was accomplished in 1913. The re-installation of the Bankster's Federal Reserve System. A Debt based system, owned by them.

Larry the Legend wrote:
Since 1972, in earnest. Though it was started in the late 1950's:

http://www.alternet.org/economy/how-richard-nixon-destroyed-american-manufacturing

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Dec 7, 2016 17:17:55   #
L8erToots
 
jack sequim wa wrote:
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and thousands of manufacturers gone, America is hostage for goods it used to, but no longer makes.
America needs to be energy independent, and manufacturing independent.

Largest oyster producer in the world is in the Pacific Northwest, try buying a van a oysters, smoked oysters that does not come from China, same with tuna, and 3/4 of our foods. Grown/raised in America, shipped to china, processed, canned/packaged, shipped to America, then stores for purchase and consumption.
Ship our logs/lumber, our furniture made in China.
The list of goods in your home, kitchen , pantry, bathroom, garage is likely half or better china.

Trump's corporate tax breaks are in the lessor more jobs, rather bring back manufacturing and expansion, thus creating jobs. Not a short game. More a payback in terms of years. It will take time considering what is involved in a company relocating back to America.
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and tho... (show quote)
I have to disagree - I've been in eng/mfg for 38 years and the opposite is true - it takes a lot longer and more money to move mfg offshore than it will be to bring it back because all the mfg facilities that were shuttered are still here - all the laid-off employees with years of experience are still here. Over 70,000 shuttered facilities and over 600,000 workers willing, able and just waiting for the chance.

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Dec 7, 2016 18:36:26   #
CounterRevolutionary
 
jack sequim wa wrote:
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and thousands of manufacturers gone, America is hostage for goods it used to, but no longer makes.
America needs to be energy independent, and manufacturing independent.

Largest oyster producer in the world is in the Pacific Northwest, try buying a van a oysters, smoked oysters that does not come from China, same with tuna, and 3/4 of our foods. Grown/raised in America, shipped to china, processed, canned/packaged, shipped to America, then stores for purchase and consumption.
Ship our logs/lumber, our furniture made in China.
The list of goods in your home, kitchen , pantry, bathroom, garage is likely half or better china.

Trump's corporate tax breaks are in the lessor more jobs, rather bring back manufacturing and expansion, thus creating jobs. Not a short game. More a payback in terms of years. It will take time considering what is involved in a company relocating back to America.
That's good in thought but thanks to NAFTA and tho... (show quote)


Jack, I would disagree with you on this.
1) we are not bound to China in trade. China has again nationalized most of its industry and much of ours has already left the East to go to Mexico.
2) The Pacific oyster business is suffering a red tide "demonic acid" from Alaska to Mexico. The entire northern Pacific Ocean is suffering a rising warmth from the ocean floor due to the shifting of the magnetic field. Look up the Danish SWARM constellation of satellites under the European Space Agency for more on the shifting magnetic fields over the surface of the earth.
3) My kitchen appliances made in China are few, since I read the "made in" labels.
4) Trump has competent business people and military men lined up to take charge. The economy will grow rapidly, especially the small businesses.

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Dec 7, 2016 18:47:37   #
CounterRevolutionary
 
eagleye13 wrote:
The process of moving manufacturing out of the USA has been by design, since at least the 70's. The good old PTB have been behind it!
It will take time; but the process MUST be reversed . Trump is the first President to actually bring it to our attention, and claims to do something about it.

I have printed this many times; In hopes it will sink in with others:

"An end run around national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old fashioned frontal attack" –
Richard Gardner; Ambassadorto Italy - quoted (CFR)Foreign Affairs, >>> *** April, 1974

“Actions at the multinational level will be needed, if the process of international relocation of industries is to be accelerated in an organized fashion…….” TC Report #23, >>>*** 1982


BTW; Romney can't be trusted
The process of moving manufacturing out of the USA... (show quote)


"Romney can't be trusted" you write? That's an understatement. Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney was responsible for Obamacare! The guy is a creeping Fabian socialist. First, the government mandates us to purchase safety belts, car seats for the kiddies, car insurance, and next health insurance. If Barbara Bush ever ran for president, she would include broccoli. It has to stop someplace.

Many secretary of state appointees have later run for president. It does not seem prudent for Trump to advance his nemesis to a new challenge to the White House in 2020, no matter how useful Romney's business experience might be in negotiating "deals" with NAFTA nations.

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