A Revolution in Common Sense
Trump called for “a revolution of common sense” in his inaugural address, and then signed some two hundred executive orders that spelled out exactly what he meant.
WATCH: “A revolution of common sense” | U.S. President Donald Trump addresses World Economic Forum
Think about this for a minute. What kind of country needs to remind its citizens that there are two genders, male and female? By their very banality, many of these executive orders reminded us just how far America had drifted off the deep end. Americans were drowning in absurdity.
And it’s not just in the insanity of an open border, or men playing in women’s sports, or the sexual mutilation of children, paid for with your taxpayer dollars. It extended to self-destructive economic policies, such as shutting down Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) exports, another product of the brain children who ran the Biden White House.
When has America ever been run by a politician with such deep understanding of how the world works?
Trump’s utter master of Big Economics was on display in his brief appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday. In his fifteen minute speech, he invited the Euros to make their products in America and benefit from one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the world. Or they could continue to manufacture in Europe (or elsewhere) and be subjected to across the board tariffs.
Why? Because the Euros, in particular, have been putting tariffs on US goods since the end of World War II while subsidizing their own industries, and we did nothing about it. The end result was that US products have been priced out European markets. And Trump wants that to end.
My favorite exchange at Davos was when the CEO of Total Energies, a French oil and gas company (and the fourth largest in the world), asked Trump if he planned to “pause” U.S. investments in LNG.
“Some experts fear that if there are too many projects developed in the US in LNG this could have an inflationary impact on the US domestic gas price, and they recommend a pause on these projects,” said Patrick Pouyanné.
I thought the President treated the Frenchman far more gently than he deserved, but eventually he had take him to school.
“I disagree,” he said. More investments mean more gas production, and the more you have of a product, the lower the cost. It’s called Economics 101.
There you have in a nutshell what’s wrong with France. They are stuck in Marxist economics.
Trump also spoke at Davos about ending the “unnecessary war” between Russia and Ukraine. “It’s a carnage,” he said. “Far more people have died than has been reported… When you see the pictures, you will never be the same.”
When asked about his relationship with Putin, Trump said that before the 2020 election, they had been talking about “the denuclearlization of our two countries, and China would have come along.”
The media has missed Trump’s very real aversion to nuclear weapons and to war more generally. The idea that the US and Russia were on the brink of a major new nuclear arms control agreement should have been front page news. But I forget, we no longer have a media in this country, only a pack of Democrat Party attack dogs.
The executive orders halting new regulations, ending DEI, and the federal government hiring freeze will save American corporations and taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. And those are just three of Trump’s initial measures.
Has this been a great week, or what?
I discuss this, as well as Iran’s pedal-to-the-metal uranium enrichment, rumors that President Trump might want to negotiate with Iran, and his decision to pull the security clearances from the 51 disgraced former US intelligence chiefs who authored the fake news letter that the Hunter Biden laptop had “all the hallmarks” of Russian disinformation, in this week’s edition of Prophecy Today Weekend.
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Yours in freedom.
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