06/05/2018 / By Ethan Huff
Making America great again. It sounds really nice, and with President Trump at the helm restructuring trade agreements and imposing new tariffs against countries that have been taking advantage of us for decades, it seems to be a very strong possibility, at least. But is it enough to actually revive America’s crumbling economic infrastructure and failing middle class, setting the nation on a fresh trajectory towards prosperity and independence?
According to Survival Online 101, the answer to this question is unfortunately not. Despite the best intentions of the current administration, the future outlook for America remains bleak. That’s because our entire economy and the entities that have long controlled it have essentially set the nation on a crash-course towards destruction that, quite frankly, has breached the point of no return.
So much of what made America great in the first place is now distant history, including our once-thriving industrial and manufacturing base, most of which has been handed over to China. And as the Far East has been progressively building up its economic infrastructure at our expense, the globalists who put us in this position in the first place have continued to scrape away every last remnant of what remains.
Think about it: American industry is in shambles, our education system is a joke, and our roads, bridges, and other necessary infrastructure are on their last dying breath. America’s political system is similarly in dire straits, having morphed from a government by the people and for the people into a fascistic power enclave of elites who direct policy solely for their own personal gain.
And all the while, the very backbone of American society, the middle class, has all but disappeared as a result. President Trump has given plenty of lip service to reviving it, and has admittedly made tangible strides towards actually bringing this to fruition. But it might be too little, too late, as reversing course is neither simple nor immediate – and the fatal blow may have already been delivered prior to the president even being elected.
What Survival Online 101 correctly points out is the fact that high-paying manufacturing jobs, despite President Trump’s best efforts to bring them back to the United States, are exceptionally few and far between. It never used to be this way, of course, but things have changed, and many Americans who were once comfortable middle class citizens have since been reduced to poverty status.
But there are now high-paying jobs in tech and other sectors that replaced these jobs of old, right? Not exactly. While some Americans have been privileged enough to learn the ropes of the changing economy, these jobs haven’t adequately filled the gap left by the disappearance of the old ones. Major corporations have also made sure that as few Americans as possible are given these high-paying jobs, while the rest are occupied by Third World employees who are willing to work for pennies on the dollar – greatly enriching corporate executives at the expense of average Americans.
But why would these globalist elites want to destroy America? It’s all about control, and the unfortunate next phase for Americans in gaining more of it is for the globalist power-brokers to turn the U.S. into a Third World supplier of raw materials for other rising powers like China.
“They have the gold and the manufacturing capability now,” explains Survival Online 101. “All they need is a good supply of raw materials and they can develop their own middle class and the corporations will be in the clover once again.”
Keep in mind that China has almost no debt and plenty of natural resources, not to mention a massive population that’s chomping at the bit for more jobs and more economic growth. Meanwhile, the U.S. is up to its eyeballs in debt – with no end in sight – which spells sure economic destruction. The only question that remains is: When will the house of cards come crumbling down?
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