YOU MAKE YOUR OWN DECISION ABOUT PRES. OBAMA. I THINK HES A SELLOUT LIKE THE OTHERS THAT DOES WHAT HES TOLD TO DO FROM THE ELITES AND THE FEDERAL WORLD BANKS AND ALL THE THINGS THAT SEEM GOOD TO US IS JUST SPRINKLE ON US TO MAKE US THINK OTHER WISE AS THE GOVERNMENT PREPARE US FOR THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND WHEN THIS HAPPENS BE BE PREPARED TO DIE! #FACTS! Please Dont Take This Post Lightly Read Carefully and Understand What is about to Happen and Yes This Has to do With The New World Order!.... Battered by crises and maligned by critics, globalization is regaining momentum. And this is good news for America’s global leadership.Negotiations for an ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal involving a dozen countries from Asia and the Americas are quietly nearing the finishing line. Another historic agreement, the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the United States and the European Union, also shows signs of becoming a reality.Not long ago, the idea that two landmark U.S.-centered trade deals could be the pillars of President Obama’s foreign policy legacy would have seemed laughable. As a presidential candidate in 2008, Obama was a trade skeptic, painting deals like NAFTA as job-killers, which played well with unions weary of import surges from China.Once in office, however, Obama warmed to trade expansion as presidents tend to do, given the dependence of the American economy and jobs on exports and global supply chains. In 2010, Obama issued a call to double U.S. exports, with trade deals forming part of the package–only now they were described as “partnerships” that would open new markets to American businesses big and small, rather than “free trade agreements” associated, even if falsely, in the public’s mind with offshoring and job losses. While big business spearheads the trade lobby, “Main Street” small businesses stand to gain from greater access to foreign markets and the harmonizing of product standards and regulations across borders.As an economist who has for years worked to advance free trade in both the public and private sector, I could not be more elated by the prospect that these major deals now look achievable. For more than a decade, ambitious global efforts to liberalize cross-border trade and investment had stalled.With any one of the WTO’s 160 member nations able to scuttle any global agreement, countries have turned to regional trade agreements or country-to-country pacts as alternatives. #NewCurrency #TheDollarWillCrash #InvestInGold
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