If there is one thing President Donald Trump has made abundantly clear in his second term, it’s that he is not messing around – or giving the swamp a chance to mess him around.
The swamp rattled Trump quite a bit during this first time in office, which is precisely why he began his second term much more prepared relative to his first time.
And as part of that preparation, Trump, much like Biden, also clearly had a flurry of executive orders ready to sign.
The difference, of course, is that Trump’s executive orders come from Trump.
Biden’s executive orders come from, well, that was the million-dollar question for years … but it’s safe to say that Biden’s executive orders likely originated from an anarchist stooge like Soros or some other woke globalist with a vested interest in chaos and conflict.
Chaos and conflict that often arises when the United States fixates on matters overseas, oftentimes at the expense of resolving issues at home.
Trump, however, is taking yet another axe to that approach, as evident in a recently released executive order that vows to protect the nation’s “crown jewels” from nefarious foreign powers … in particular powers that had deep business ties to the Biden family.
Such as China, for instance.
“America’s investment policy is critical to our national and economic security. Welcoming foreign investment and strengthening the United States’ world-leading private and public capital markets will be a key part of America’s Golden Age. The United States has the world’s most attractive assets, in technology and across our economy, and we will make it easier for our overseas allies to support United States jobs, United States innovators, and United States economic growth with their capital,” the order declared.
How refreshing. An executive order that focuses on the health and well-being of all Americans first.
Not to mention an executive order that reaffirms the critical importance of national security, a memo that Biden has long since appeared to miss.
And a major threat to that national security includes the ongoing risk posed by China, a proudly communist nation.
“Investment at all costs is not always in the national interest, however. Certain foreign adversaries, including the People’s Republic of China (PRC), systematically direct and facilitate investment in United States companies and assets to obtain cutting-edge technologies, intellectual property, and leverage in strategic industries. The PRC pursues these strategies in diverse ways, both visible and concealed, and often through partner companies or investment funds in third countries,” the executive order continued.
Quite dangerous indeed.
After all, China is of the few governments in the world to be openly communist in nature, actually. Is it any wonder that both Europe and the United States, both of which have been heavily influenced by China, have both become far more Marxist in their respective universities?
Food for thought.
Economic security is a natural complement to national security as well, which is precisely what the executive order highlights in reference to protecting the nation’s “crown jewels.”
“Economic security is national security. The PRC does not allow United States companies to take over their critical infrastructure, and the United States should not allow the PRC to take over United States critical infrastructure. PRC-affiliated investors are targeting the crown jewels of United States technology, food supplies, farmland, minerals, natural resources, ports, and shipping terminals,” the order noted.
Which is exactly why the order proposes a brilliant solution: Backing out of an apparently ill-conceived treaty that has directly weakened American standing in the world.
“To further reduce incentives for United States persons to invest in our foreign adversaries, we will review whether to suspend or terminate the 1984 United States-The People’s Republic of China Income Tax Convention. That tax treaty, along with the PRC’s admission to the World Trade Organization and the related undertaking by the United States to accord unconditional Most Favored Nation treatment to goods and services of the PRC, led to the deindustrialization of the United States and the technological modernization of the PRC military. We will seek to reverse both those trends. United States investors will invest in the future of America, not the future of the PRC,” the order mused.
Dang. Now that action would really shake up the global economy … and it would be quite interesting to see if the media goes berserk, especially as their outrage at Trump would be perceived as tacit support for communists.
Though the media’s anti-American attitude already is tacit support for many communists, anyway.
Naturally, the executive order features an apt, highly succinct title: “America First Investment Policy.”
It’s really quite amazing that those four simple words can cause so much melodrama for an average liberal these days, considering that many are apparently “triggered” by American flags.
Naturally, the same liberals are completely fine with illegal migrants flying the Honduran and Haitian flags high in the sky.
After all, those flags are effectively announcing masses and masses of the Dems’ desperately needed voters … or “newcomers,” as Biden labeled them.
With any luck, most of those newcomers are continuing to relocate themselves as Trump and Co. continue to restructure the nation, inside and out.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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