Trump World Order is defined as a response that shifts America from finance to resources and manufacturing, assumes permanent war, rejects multiculturalism, and replaces Pax Americana with MAGA.
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Manufacturing
The Middle East war is treated as a tool for extending American decline long enough to transform the economy from finance toward resource exportation and manufacturing.
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MAGA is interpreted as national rejuvenation through rebuilding manufacturing and exploiting America's God-given resource abundance for Americans.
The Middle East war is treated as a tool for extending American decline long enough to transform the economy from finance toward resource exportation and manufacturing.
America faces three major constraints in Iran: lack of political will, lack of manufacturing capacity, and unwillingness to sustain casualties.
America's three major problems in the war are lack of political will, weak logistics/manufacturing, and inability to tolerate large battlefield casualties.
He says the price hierarchy assigns resources to Russia/Africa/South America, manufacturing to China, knowledge to Europe, and finance to America.
China's current strategy, in Jiang's answer, is to restructure the game so it is more independent while still operating from its assigned role of resources-to-manufacturing exports.
England turns India into a resource colony by destroying manufacturing, imposing agriculture, forcing purchases of British manufactured goods, and co-opting Indian elites.
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"...from a focus on finance to a focus on resources and manufacturing. Okay?"
"...into permanent war, and so you provide the resources and the manufacturing in order to facilitate this world war. Meanwhile, America has become fortress..."
"America great again by rebuilding America's manufacturing industry, by exploiting the infinite resources that God has given America in order to make sure every..."
"...on finance to one that's based on resource exportation and then manufacturing. Okay? Does that make sense? All right. Any more questions?"
"...and to go fight this war. Second problem is lack of manufacturing capacity. So, in other words, what this means is that if you..."
"...that it does have the political will. It does have the manufacturing capacity but that's more solid. Okay? And it is much more strategic."
"And they're not motivated to actually win this war for you. They're actually motivated to scam you as much as possible. And they could..."
"...this for later. Okay? Second is the idea of logistics and manufacturing. So, America is very good at fighting short wars. Okay? The reason..."
"All right? So, maybe five years from now, it will have manufacturing capacity to fight this war, but right now it doesn't. So, that's..."
"...disadvantages are huge. The lack of political will, the lack of manufacturing, and the lack of... America cannot afford to lose that many soldiers..."
"...hierarchy. So at the very bottom are resources. All that is manufacturing. Then there's knowledge. And then finance, okay? This is the price hierarchy..."
"...what you're doing is you're taking resources, all right? You're, creating, manufacturing exports, okay? And so that's the role of China in this game."
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