Tariffs, DOGE, Arabs & Gazans News

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The following news comes via the biased New York Times. We took out the biased language. It’s only news.

Tariffs

[The US has become a money laundering haven. Most of the fentanyl is coming through Canada and Mexico. Transnational crime is a problem for all three nations, but it’s worse in Canada and Mexico before it enters the US supply chain. Donald Trump has taken a stance you may or may not agree with but something has to happen.]

Canada

According to two Canadian officials, the United States government has notified the Canadian government that goods exported to the United States will be subject to a 25 percent tariff, with a lower rate of 10% for Canadian oil.

According to two senior Canadian government officials, Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is planning to respond to the tariffs Saturday evening.

Mexico

Nearly a billion dollars of commerce and more than 15,000 trucks roll over the line every day just a quarter mile from one worker’s office, binding the economies of the United States and Mexico together.

One worker said that years of economic integration under a free trade deal has created “interdependencies and relationships that you don’t always understand and measure until something goes wrong.”

[Trump says the US is on the losing end, and he wants it to be fair.]

DOGE Gets Into Payment Systems

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gave representatives of the Department of Government Efficiency full access to the federal payment system late on Friday, according to three people familiar with the change. Elon Musk and the team he is leading now have a powerful tool to monitor and potentially limit government spending.

This is after career civil servant David Lebryk refused to follow President Trump’s executive order. [Lebryk was fired for disobeying an order.]

Arabs Don’t Want Gazans

Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and other Arab nations declined Donald Trump’s request to take Gazans.  [No one wants them. However, Biden and Democrats tried to take them all here. Many did come through the open borders or as refugees.]

The Arab nations claimed that any plan that encouraged the “transfer or uprooting of Palestinians from their land” would threaten stability in the region and “undermine the chances of peace and coexistence among its people.


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I am Back
I am Back
3 months ago

No one wants them; because they are to stay where they are on their land. What if the Arabs get upset and “unite all their numbers” and then decide to relocate Israel to Madagasgar or Something like that? How would you Feel Then?

You people just cannot see straight. I know, Satanic Delusion can do that to you; however, time is short and youre all being driven -with hooks in your hands- to the the Final Battle You just Cannot see it until you step in it, sadly. You need a few extra braincells and some grey matter to see this kind of stuff, really. Sadly, it is painfully obvious that none of you can see it, even with that book GOD gave you, Youre Still Blind! Shame on You , Mankind!

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
3 months ago

Countries that do not respect our borders with them deserve no respect, this is war.

Trump is taking control of financial systems to stop the illegal transfer operations. Any corporation would do the same, if its financial operations were run by crooks.

No country has any reason to take the Gazans just because Israel wants them gone so blew up their towns. Transferring the blame to Egypt and Syria for what Israel did is invalid.

Dr. Van Nostrand
Dr. Van Nostrand
3 months ago

What are all these tariffs going to do with the prices we pay for foreign goods? So much of what is sold in this country comes from foreign sources.

Rod Martin
Rod Martin
3 months ago

Maybe the unions should be brought in check and the process of bring manufacturing begun .

Peter B. Prange,
Peter B. Prange,
3 months ago
Reply to  Rod Martin

If the unions care about their members and their jobs, they will work hard to be good partners to hep MAGA. Having lived a good portion of my life in union towns helped me understand why US manufacturers couldn’t compete.