Industrialisation

That's literally the deal that America has been running for the last 50 years.

So you lose the factories and it becomes impossible to re-industrialize.

Now, if you want to rebuild the factories and keep the dollar strong, then the only way American industry can compete against cheap imports is if you wall it off with huge tariffs paid by consumers, which means prices go up on everything.

Inflation goes up and the cost of living eats society alive.

Because gold is what people want when these paper systems break.

Now, the other outcome is maybe this plan works.

Maybe the US actually re-industrializes and trade gets rebalanced and the world transitions in a controlled, managed way to a system where gold is that neutral reserve asset that settles trade, like China asked for in 2009, like Scott Besant is talking about right now.

That would be the preferred path, right? But either way, both roads lead to the same outcome.

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Industrializing.

Yes.

Indeed.

They're going to negotiate relative to their own strategic concerns, certain deals, but they won't be major deals.

They won't stop us from re-industrializing.

They won't stop us from rebuilding the American industrial heartland.

So I don't think it's at all comparable to Reagan.