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The Pax Americana replaces the World War II nation-state order with an international rules-based order, global free trade, and consumerism.
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Free Trade
The Pax Americana replaces the World War II nation-state order with an international rules-based order, global free trade, and consumerism.
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"...Okay? America is saying, no guys, let's just focus on global free trade. Let's have everyone trade together and if everyone trades together there..."
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"That's what fascism is, the unit of will. We as a people, if we come together, we will be this invincible, inevitable historical force..."
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"...United States, but on a different system, which was the British free trade system. You know, once you dominate the global financial systems and..."
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"...but at the same time this eviscerated ultimately america you know free trade eviscerated american industries and so trump administration's message at davos is..."
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"...about left and right dichotomy versa which is false whereas the free trade versus american system dichotomy is very real but it's obscured so..."
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"...WTO in 1995 all right so it's basically an agreement on free trade, right? Does that make sense? 1973, SWIFT. SWIFT is an agreement..."
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