Trump and Elon officially shut down USAID in July 2025 after the big foreign aid freeze.
Since then, right-wing leaders have swept to victory across the region, at least 7 major wins in quick succession:
Chile: José Antonio Kast (hard-right, biggest rightward shift in decades)
Bolivia: Rodrigo Paz (ended decades of socialist MAS rule)
Ecuador: Daniel Noboa (re-elected on law-and-order)
Colombia: Abelardo de la Espriella (far-right surge into the runoff)
Peru: Right-wing momentum building hard
Honduras & Costa Rica: Conservative/right-populist takeovers
Coincidence? Or did cutting off billions in U.S. taxpayer dollars that were flowing to leftist NGOs, “democracy” programs, and activist networks finally let voters decide for themselves?
The pink tide is collapsing. People are choosing security over chaos, sovereignty over dependency, and results over ideology.
This is what happens when the money tap gets turned off and the people get to speak.
I do not mind the term ‘right-wing’ but generally always read it as conservative — small government, individual freedom, respect for past and for national well-being. In most legacy (compromised) press, ‘right-wing’ or ‘far-right’ are slurs against normal people who are simply conservative and probably oppose immigration-invasion, welfare for invaders, lax law-enforcement, medical mandates, etc. ABN
Let me list some major retailers in determined to bring massive immigration into every small town in America and Canada and Europe.
Target, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe;s, Best Buy Dollarama, Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General ————– all thrive in neighbourhoods full of lower-income immigrants.
Burger King, Wendy’s, Subway, KFC, Pizza Hut, Tim Hortons are all heavily reliant on immigrant labor and drive-thru diverse consumers.
The list goes on: Starbucks, Dunkin’, Popeyes, Taco Bell, Eleven, Circle K, Petro-Canada, Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall, Pharmaprix ———– are all heavily into immigrant labor and consumption.
The list is endless: Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Loblaws, No Frills, Sobeys, Metro, FreshCo, Amazon ———- are all enormous beneficiaries of both immigrant warehouse labor and diverse consumer growth.
IKEA, Canadian Tire, Winners, Marshalls, Uber, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes ——- are almost entirely dependent on recent immigrant labor.
My thesis on the fusion of liberal progressivism and capitalism optimization is irrefutable.
Duchesne typically runs from any theory entailing mass immigration as a political or military strategy to destabilize and destroy the West. He probably does this because he does not want to face up to the central role of Jewish Supremacists and their many mentees, such as BLM, Antifa, NGOs, universities, etc. That said, what he says above is true enough and well-worth recognizing as a major factor in the weakening of the West. Propaganda and mind-control have analogous ‘benign’ features underlying their nefarious tactics — normal instinct, conformity, order, virtue signaling, etc. The complete picture of almost anything always has many sides to it. ABN
In this effort, USA has the ironic advantage of coming from behind in many areas. This both forces and allows us to build with the newest and best. ABN
An interesting article in Japan Times reinforces several insider trade discussions that have been taking place over the past eighteen months. Essentially, all trade deals with Canada are contingent upon their access to the USA market. Lose the USMCA trade deal, and any trade terms between Asian and Canadian counterparts are null and void.
This is not the first time this background from key trade nations has been shared with Canada. Japan told Canada last year that most sector trade, specifically the auto industry, was contingent upon tariff-free access to the U.S. market. If Canada loses the USMCA, the terms of trade change completely.
This reality is now surfacing in comments directly from the Canadian trade teams and business insiders within Canada. They are now admitting without the USMCA their leverage for trade with other countries disappears. This is a considerable admission from within Canada government that has not yet become part of the average Canadian understanding.
If Canada loses their trade agreement with the USA, all other countries will modify their trade agreements with Canada. Think about the leverage within that reality, overlay the Canadian government’s severe anti-Trump mindset, and you quickly realize just how dangerous Mark Carney is for Canada.
In 2015, even before President Trump came down the golden escalator, CTH was outlining a ‘new era and dimension’ in American economics that could be possible if a presidential candidate focused on specific Main Street policy. {Go Deep}
Throughout the next four years we watched carefully how Donald Trump was organizing that Main Street revival {Go Deep} and what specifically was creating the economic growth {Go Deep}.
One of the points emphasized in 2016 about Trump’s unique MAGAnomic policy, was how both Trump and Bernie Sanders agreed on the problem. The difference between them was the solution.
Think of it like economic football.
Both Trump and Sanders identify the rigged game. Bernie Sanders wanted to change the referees so that government controls the game. Donald Trump’s approach was different. Trump wanted to change the rules of the game, not step in and try to play referee to a rigged game where the rules were flawed.
One of the examples of economic “rule changing” is trade tariffs. You don’t need govt to regulate the corporations directly (ie. raise corporate income taxes). Instead, you can change trade policy to make the better corporate decision a return of production back to the USA (a fundamental rules change).
Both approaches involve a different govt policy, but Trump’s approach changes behavior. That’s MAGAnomics.
One of the reasons Trump’s approaches are much more effective, is that his rule changes extend beyond the American corporate game. Trump’s approach changes the behavior of foreign governments and foreign corporations, a win/win/win.
An example is the Japanese government investing in America to offset reciprocity tariffs; while Toyota, a corporation, invests in specific auto manufacturing expansion to avoid baseline tariffs.
You don’t get that kind of result through Bernie’s approach changing the American referee in an all-American game and raising corporate income taxes. And don’t forget, the corporation can just move offshore and avoid income taxes entirely. Apple used to have their company incorporated in Ireland. Trump’s rule changes brought them back.
The Promethean Action PAC is now highlighting the fundamentals of Trump’s MAGAnomics and how the policy is distinctly different from all U.S. economic policy before it.
This short piece provides an excellent explanation of what MAGAnomics means to this administration and how that explains some of what the Promethean group is saying in its videos, which are models of conciseness and appropriate brevity. Reposted this piece in full with the author’s permission. ABN
The video highlights a recent Indian police bust of a fake degree racket that seized over 100,000 counterfeit certificates from universities, with many allegedly used to secure U.S. H-1B visas at costs as low as $1,400.
The post cites a former U.S. consular officer’s 2005-2007 assessment of 80-90% fraud in Indian H-1B applications and notes that 83% of such visas issued during the Biden administration went to junior or entry-level positions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has issued investigative demands to nearly 30 North Texas businesses suspected of H-1B abuses, including operating “ghost offices” to sponsor foreign workers.
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