March 14th, 2018

Most US citizens now understand the CLINTON ERA 1990s trade policies and tariffs killed US manufacturing and with it US 99% of labor union members. The same happened to our public sector unions as MOVING FORWARD Clinton neo-liberalism privatized all that is public. We showed an election race in PA where the Democratic candidate was sold by national media as different from the two parties captured by Clinton neo-liberals and Bush neo-cons; but what that Pa DEMOCRATIC candidate was -----a blend of both representing the merging of CLINTON/BUSH into ONE WORLD ONE POLITICAL PARTY just as in China.

CONOR LAMB IS THAT BLEND OF CLINTON/BUSH ---BACKING TRUMP'S STEEL TARIFF POLICY THAT WILL AGAIN KILL STEEL MINING AND STEEL MANUFACTURING IN US. CONOR LAMB WON WITH THE BACKING OF 5% FREEMASON LABOR PLAYERS.

The 1994 GATT revision was of course tied to NAFTA. We have to look at goals of NAFTA/GATT regarding trade tariffs to understand that TODAY'S tariff policies are now REVERSED because what were US corporations in Clinton 1990s=====are now global multi-national corporations no longer American.

U.S. farmers have much to lose if NAFTA deal collapses

ReutersJanuary 28, 2018By P.J. Huffstutter and David Ljunggren


CHICAGO/MONTREAL, Jan 28 (Reuters) - A collapse of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to scrap, could create the most profound disruption for U.S. farmers who produce grains, meats and dairy products sold to Canada and Mexico.


Blake Erwin, a third-generation American who raises cattle, corn and soybeans in Dixon, Nebraska, said on Saturday that he is not closely monitoring the negotiations, but that he hopes the outcome will support U.S. farmers who are struggling to make a living due to low commodities prices, rising healthcare costs and high property taxes.


"A trade agreement has to be fair for the United States, but we also want to keep those exports going for the farmer," said Erwin, 34. "We don't want to mess up any good things we got going."
Erwin spoke to Reuters over the weekend as U.S., Canadian and Mexican negotiators met in Montreal for the sixth of seven planned rounds of talks to revamp the 1994 pact.


U.S. farmers and exporters are fighting to preserve their exports at a time when Canada is finding customers in new markets. They also face strained relations between the United States and Mexico, a major buyer of U.S. corn, wheat, beef, pork and dairy products.

"The U.S. is behaving so badly it's going to create opportunities for Canadian agriculture," Iowa State University economist Dermot Hayes said last week during a visit to Winnipeg.


Trade flows have already begun to shift.

The United States remains the dominant grain supplier to Mexico. Yet Mexico imported 583,000 metric tonnes of corn from Brazil in 2017, a 980 percent jump from the previous year, according to Mexican government trade data.


Mexican imports of U.S. soybean meal, used to feed chickens and livestock, fell 29 percent in the first 11 months of 2017, compared with the same period the previous year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.


'MORE IMPORTANT THAN PRICE'


Trump's animosity toward Mexico and complaints over trade imbalances have pushed longtime buyers to work with new suppliers and expand existing relationships in South America, the European Union and other regions, trade experts said.


"You get partners who build a bond and get real comfortable working together. We're starting to see that bond becoming more important than price for where countries are buying grains," said Karl Setzer, risk management team leader for MaxYield Cooperative.


Case in point: A rare 30,000-tonne shipment of Brazilian corn steamed its way in November to grain terminals in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, operated by agribusiness heavyweights Cargill Inc and Archer Daniels Midland Co.
Despite a steep decline in U.S. corn prices, with stocks sitting at a historic high, the buyer paid a premium for the Brazilian grain - as much as $2 more per tonne, according to trade sources.


A Cargill spokeswoman said the company had no immediate comment. ADM did not respond to requests for comment.
Canada last week agreed to join the new version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, part of a broad effort to court new trade partners.
"The tough NAFTA negotiations have convinced Canada that we have to have a number of trading partners, not just one," said Ron Bonnett, a beef farmer and president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.
The revised TPP, known as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, will reduce tariffs on Canadian pork, beef and wheat to Japan and other markets, in some cases eliminating duties altogether.


Darci Vetter, former U.S. chief agriculture negotiator, said if the talks dragged on past March they might not end until next year, making it more challenging to sell American farm products.


"Other trade agreements will be implemented, buyers of U.S. products in Mexico and Canada won't be sure that we are a good long-term bet, and so we're likely to see our clients react accordingly," she told a panel on NAFTA in Montreal on Friday. (Reporting by P.J. Huffstutter in Chicago and David Ljunggren in Montreal; Writing and additional reporting by Rod Nickel in Winnipeg, Manitoba; Additional reporting by Lucas Jackson in Dixon, Nebraska; Editing by Jim Finkle and Daniel Wallis)

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While we were told in 1990s NAFTA killed US jobs---and it did, today we are being told killing NAFTA will kill US jobs. NAFTA used foreign trade among South and Central America, Mexico, US, and Canada to kill US manufacturing and especially our US small farming to create GLOBAL BIG AG AND BIG MEAT. The jobs said to be destroyed today by ending NAFTA are those agriculture and meat processing plants which expanded after NAFTA and are largely staff by our LATINO immigrant workers. We care about all citizens' jobs----what happens to our 99% of global labor pool workers WILL HAPPEN to our 99% US workers.

GLOBAL BIG AG AND BIG MEAT are no longer US food corporations---they are now GLOBAL MULTI-NATIONAL corporations owned by global 1%. US is now a food IMPORTER because of this and our food inflation is soaring because of this.

TRUMP IS KILLING NAFTA BECAUSE TRANS PACIFIC TRADE PACT REPLACES NAFTA. TRUMP IS ONLY RESTRUCTURING NAFTA TO FIT TRANS PACIFIC TRADE PACT EVEN AS MEDIA TELLS US TRUMP PULLED OUT OF TPP. TPP IS MOVING FORWARD WITH TRUMP.

Again, TABLOID NEWS CNN giving propaganda ----not REAL US journalism.  What will happen to our 99% LATINO immigrants losing these jobs? They will be forced to immigrate out of US or be enfolded into global sweat shop factories coming with US CITIES DEEMED FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES.

Killing NAFTA would cost 300,000 American jobs, analysis says

by Patrick Gillespie   @CNNMoney January 16, 2018: 2:03 PM ET


If President Trump tears up NAFTA, you'll notice the impact.It would cost the United States 300,000 jobs, cut economic growth, hurt stocks and cause prices for consumer goods to rise, according to an analysis.


Oxford Economics, a global consulting firm associated with the English university, published the report a week before the sixth round of talks on NAFTA, the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.


The 300,000 jobs would represent a setback of about two months of job growth at the economy's current pace. About 14 million American jobs depend on trade with Mexico and Canada, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.


If Trump decides to pull out, he has to give six months' notice. Oxford assumes the job losses won't come until 2019.

Negotiators from all sides meet next week in Canada to resume NAFTA talks. The first five rounds have yielded no major progress on divisive issues such as how and where cars are manufactured.

Leaders from Canada and Mexico say some Trump administration proposals are dealbreakers.

The Trump trade team argues that Canada and Mexico are unwilling to compromise.
Trump has made it clear that if the United States can't get the deal it wants, he will withdraw from the agreement, which has been law since 1994.


In such a scenario, U.S. economic growth would be slower in 2019 -- 1.5%, compared with 2% if NAFTA is left in place, according to Oxford. The Federal Reserve estimates growth this year will be 2.5%.
Business investment growth would also slow because of concerns about protectionist trade measures from the White House, the analysis says.


And Oxford economist Oren Klachkin forecasts that investors would put their money into less risky assets like bonds and ditch stocks, causing the S&P 500 to be 5% lower than it otherwise would be.

To be sure, Canada and Mexico would feel the pain, too.
Oxford estimates that the Mexican peso would drop 8%, which would put it at an all-time low, and the Canadian dollar would decline 2.5%.
The Mexican and Canadian economies rely much more on trade, and could lose a larger share of jobs and investment compared with the United States.



Without a free trade deal, Canada and Mexico would raise their tariffs on American products more than the United States would charge for Mexican or Canadian goods entering America.


Every country has something called "most favored nation" tariffs, established by the World Trade Organization. Developing countries like Mexico are allowed to have higher tariffs than developed countries like the United States to remain competitive.

Oxford's scenario does not assume that Trump would slap a 35% tariff on Mexican exports, as he threatened during his campaign.
Higher tariffs across the region would cause imports and exports to decline and prices to rise for consumers.


Oxford estimates that the U.S. economy would recover from the NAFTA-related hit by 2020 as businesses adjust to the new reality.
But Mexican leaders warn there would be far-reaching consequences in immigration. They think ending NAFTA would push more Mexicans to seek work illegally in the United States.

It would also be a major rupture in U.S.-Mexican diplomatic relations. It was American leaders who lobbied their Mexican counterparts in the 1990s to sign the agreement in the first place and lower its trade barriers.


The White House did not respond to CNNMoney's request for comment.
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It was a right wing Republican Congress with Bill Clinton in 1990s that pushed 1994 GATT/NAFTA------the right wing economics to make the rich extremely rich is always RIGHT WING----THEN FAR-RIGHT WING.  Now we hear today's FAKE ALT RIGHT ALT LEFT Republicans pretending they are protecting MADE IN AMERICA.  The goal of TRUMP'S/GLOBAL BANKING 1% TARIFF policies today----is making sure NO new US sovereign small and regional manufacturing businesses can be created.  The global 1% own our US DOMESTIC iron ore mines and will not sell.  Making foreign iron ore too expensive to IMPORT eliminates the ability for any US 99% OF WE THE PEOPLE to build our own US manufacturing.  


THAT IS THE GOAL OF TRUMP'S TARIFF POLICIES.


'WASHINGTON — Paul D. Ryan, the Republican House speaker, criticized President Trump’s proposed steel and aluminum tariffs on Monday, saying they could lead to a damaging trade war'.


Politics


Ryan Criticizes Tariff Plan as Trump Issues Nafta Threat

By ANA SWANSONMARCH 5, 2018  New York Times

WASHINGTON — Paul D. Ryan, the Republican House speaker, criticized President Trump’s proposed steel and aluminum tariffs on Monday, saying they could lead to a damaging trade war.


“We are extremely worried about the consequences of a trade war and are urging the White House to not advance with this plan,” a spokeswoman for Mr. Ryan said in a statement. “The new tax reform law has boosted the economy and we certainly don’t want to jeopardize those gains.”

The statement was a dramatic departure for Mr. Ryan, a top leader in Mr. Trump’s own party, who worked in lockstep with the president to pass a $1.5 trillion tax cut last year. While other Republican lawmakers have come out against the president’s trade action, this was Mr. Ryan’s first public comment since Mr. Trump announced last week that he would impose tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.


Mr. Trump has shown no sign that he plans to retreat from the trade action. On Monday, he used the tariffs to threaten two of the United States’ closest trading partners, saying in a tweet that the tariffs would only “come off” of Canada and Mexico if a new and “fair” multilateral trade pact was signed.

The statement continued Mr. Trump’s running Twitter defense of the tariffs, which he has positioned as necessary to help the United States protect itself against foreign competitors. But his administration continues to sow confusion over the breadth, scope and legality of the tariffs on steel and aluminum that Mr. Trump announced last Thursday. The White House has said those tariffs would apply to imports from all countries with no exemptions.



Mr. Trump’s tweet came as the United States, Mexico and Canada are wrapping up the seventh round of talks over the North American Free Trade Agreement in Mexico City. Negotiators have continued to clash over provisions in the pact, including rules for auto manufacturing, and the United States has continued to insist on changes that its trading partners say are nonstarters.


“We have large trade deficits with Mexico and Canada,” the president tweeted Monday. “NAFTA, which is under renegotiation right now, has been a bad deal for U.S.A.”


We have large trade deficits with Mexico and Canada. NAFTA, which is under renegotiation right now, has been a bad deal for U.S.A. Massive relocation of companies & jobs. Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum will only come off if new & fair NAFTA agreement is signed. Also, Canada must..

Opening up exceptions for countries like Canada and Mexico for other factors like Nafta could also invite more challenges at the World Trade Organization, said Jennifer Hillman, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center. That body requires that members treat all other members equally when it comes to trade. “Unequivocally, I think there will be cases filed at the WTO, and there is plenty of ground to challenge this,” Ms. Hillman said.


On Sunday, two of the president’s top trade advisers defended the tariff plan but left room for the president to change his mind. Peter Navarro, the head of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, said the tariff announcement could come this week or the following week at the latest. Wilbur Ross, the secretary of commerce, acknowledged that the president could change his mind, while adding that he had no reason to do so.


The president’s announcement was cheered by steel and aluminum companies but rattled stock markets, allies and industries that purchase metal to make their products, who could see their prices rise as a result. The European Union, Canada and other countries have already threated retaliation on American products and cases against the United States at the W.T.O. Mr. Trump has threatened additional retaliation in response, saying in a tweet over the weekend that the United States would make it harder for the European Union to sell cars here if it erects trade barriers on American imports.

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TPP is NAFTA on steroids because while NAFTA centered on Western hemisphere AMERICAS -----TPP expands these same very bad trade and tariff policies to include Asia, Arabia, and Africa having far worse results for 99% of WE THE PEOPLE and our 99% LATINO immigrant workers.

National media has our POPULIST LEADERS being those supporting TRUMP'S global banking 1% tariff policies----just as national media sold Bill Clinton as a left populist leader in 1990s and sadly, those same 5% black, white, and brown FAKE labor and justice leaders help global banking 1% sell this FAKE NEWS.

TRUMP'S CHANGES TO NAFTA SIMPLY CONFORM TO TRANS PACIFIC TRADE PACT WITH TODAY'S US CORPORATIONS DEAD----ONLY GLOBAL 1% CORPORATIONS WILL MOVE FORWARD IN US CITIES DEEMED FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES.

'The first mechanism is via retaliatory tariffs from other countries on key American export industries. Who will fall victim of retaliatory tariffs and higher-cost commodities'?

Not global corporations----it will be any US small and regional corporation trying to grow market share.


Remember, these few decades of far-right wing CLINTON/BUSH/OBAMA has left our NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO AND TV controlled by far-right propaganda----not REAL LEFT social progressive information aimed at helping the 99% of WE THE PEOPLE. MOYER was always that 5% to the 1% media player.

Trade Expert: Why TPP — “NAFTA on Steroids” — Must Be Stopped
January 9, 2014
by Joshua Holland Bill Moyer

Gary Hefner, local union chapter 182 president, is seen Saturday, Feb. 22, 1997, standing in front of signs he put up after General Electric closed its plant in Hickory, NC, and moved it to Mexico. (Photo by Nell Redmond/AP)
The post-NAFTA era has been marked by growing inequality, declining job security and new leverage for corporations to attack government regulations enacted in the public interest.

But it wasn’t supposed to be that way. Back in 1986, when the leaders of the US, Canada and Mexico began talks on a regional trade deal that eight years later would culminate in the signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), they sold the pact to the public as an economic win-win for all parties involved.

On signing the treaty in 1994, then-President Bill Clinton said, “NAFTA means jobs. American jobs, and good-paying American jobs. If I didn’t believe that, I wouldn’t support this agreement.” He promised that NAFTA would result in “an export boom to Mexico,” and claimed that such trade deals “transcend ideology” because support for them “is so uniform that it unites people in both parties.”


Twenty years later, we can test how those claims panned out in the real world. And Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch did just that, releasing a comprehensive study of NAFTA’s impacts.


Last week, Global Trade Watch Director Lori Wallach spoke to Moyers & Company about NAFTA at age 20, and what it portends for other trade treaties like the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Below is a transcript of the conversation, edited for clarity.


Joshua Holland: Last Wednesday was the 20th anniversary of NAFTA going into effect. Has it at least led to an increase in the trade of goods and services between the US, Canada and Mexico?


Lori Wallach: That is the only measure where you can show that the promises of NAFTA’s proponents were met. The flow of goods has increased. Unfortunately, that flow has been a huge surge of imports into the United States, from Mexico, and, interestingly, from Canada, so that we’ve seen the displacement of one million jobs on net because of the huge increase — a 450 percent increase — in our trade deficit in the 20 years since NAFTA went into effect.


Holland: They said that it would be a net job winner. At the time, the conventional wisdom was that there would be some job displacement but the vast majority of us would be winners in this.


What about Canada and Mexico?

I know Mexico’s agricultural labor market was devastated by NAFTA, as subsidized corn and other products flooded into the country, and it certainly spurred a huge wave of immigration from the south, as all those agricultural workers lost their jobs. But in terms of employment in other sectors, did it end up a net winner or loser for them?


Wallach: Mexico is probably the saddest story of NAFTA’s effect because, 20 years into the agreement, the level of employment in manufacturing there is actually down relative to its pre-NAFTA economy.


Part of that is the result of NAFTA having wiped out a lot of the small and medium size production: food processing and small textile and apparel plants, and other plants that were supplying the independent mom and pop stores which were devastated by the invasion of the Wal-Marts and other big US chains. There’s a whole movement called El Barzón of folks who had been the owners of those factories or of those small retail stores, who had been for NAFTA in the beginning but are now very strong NAFTA opponents.


Also, if you look at Mexico, the level of poverty has stayed the same, but income inequality has increased, and industrial wages are actually down in real terms.

One statistic that really shows the failure of the free trade model is that the price paid to Mexico’s farmers for their corn dropped 80 percent within the first three years of NAFTA, as a huge flood of subsidized US corn started flowing in. But the price Mexicans pay for tortillas — a staple food — has increased almost 300 percent. Under free trade theory, some folks lose — those corn farmers lose — but everyone is supposed to get richer because prices go down. That is the theory of free trade — the consumer benefits, and the producer who loses should be compensated — and the tortilla shows how that promise has been proven false.


There are many reasons for this. NAFTA wasn’t just about trade. It set up all these rules that, for instance, allowed Archer Daniels to buy up not only the processing plants for corn, but also to buy a stake in one of the biggest tortilla makers, Bimbo, which is sort of the Wonder Bread of Mexico. And as a result, you have Archer Daniels and other companies selling to themselves, and marking up the profit margin each time. So with this “competition” that free trade is supposed to create, with all these corporate rights to acquire and basically monopolize sectors, the consumer is the loser.


Holland: Let’s return to the United States. We were told before NAFTA — and we hear this with every single trade deal — that this is all about opening overseas markets for our exports. But we’ve seen the opposite of that in the NAFTA context — as you mentioned, our trade deficit has exploded.


Is it because our trading partners don’t like our products, or is this evidence that US multinationals move their production overseas to save on labor costs and regulations but then just re-import the products for sale right here at home?


Wallach: That is what’s happening. Shortly after NAFTA, we did a very detailed dig to find all the promises of US producers who made very specific claims before the treaty was signed that ‘if NAFTA passes, we will add X number of jobs.’ So we went and looked at the federal government’s Trade Adjustment Assistance database and we found that company after company -- big US manufacturers like Chrysler, GE, Caterpillar — that promised to create specific numbers of US jobs instead were offshoring thousands and thousands of US jobs to Mexico, and then they were bringing the product back into the country and selling it. It was still their US brand name, but made with much lower wages in Mexico.


The trade data are very telling. The year before NAFTA, the United States had a small trade deficit with Canada — about $20 billion — and a slight surplus of $2 billion with Mexico. Now, 20 years later, we have almost a $200 billion dollar trade deficit with those countries. So the surplus with Mexico turned into a huge, huge deficit, as all those companies relocated there to produce goods with lower wages.


And this Trade Adjustment Assistance database is really fascinating. There are 845,000 specific US workers who are certified under just this one narrow program as having lost their jobs since NAFTA to trade with Mexico and Canada. And you’d be surprised at the kinds of companies you see. In the beginning it was a huge wipeout of the auto sector, textiles and apparel, and appliances. But now it’s computers, it’s clean manufacturing of computer chips, high-end electronics, aircraft – these are high-end, high-tech, well-trained, well-paid jobs. The so-called jobs of the future are all being offshored.


Even if you didn’t lose a job, what we’ve found with this study, and, more importantly, what economists, including those who supported NAFTA originally, found is that shifting a million well-paying jobs out has an effect economy-wide on wage levels and on income inequality.


The statistic that is most important is what happens when those folks whose jobs were lost are reemployed. According to the Department of Labor, they lost more than 20 percent of their previous wages. So when we say that wages in real terms are flat—we’re at 1979 levels of median income, but we’re obviously not at 1979 prices — it is in large part the result of the downward pressure of this kind of trade on all of our wages.


What was really different with NAFTA is that it had a whole chapter that included investor protections — special rights and privileges for companies that relocate production.


Before NAFTA they wouldn’t go. They were afraid that they might get expropriated. They were afraid that they might end up with some new policy that they’d have to adjust to. And they were afraid of having to rely on the Mexican courts. But under NAFTA’s investor rules, the famous Chapter 11, there is “a minimum standard of guaranteed treatment” for any investor who moves to another country. It guaranteed compensation for regulatory changes and costs, and it created a system of tribunals, with corporate lawyers as the so-called judges. So they can easily dodge domestic courts.


It was an incentive to relocate that production, make it for those low wages, then slap on the US brand and sell it back here. That’s the NAFTA trade deficit.
Holland: Those investor-state tribunals are what many critics say is the most anti-democratic aspect of these trade deals. Can you tell us a little bit about their record in these first two decades of NAFTA?


Wallach: Over the 20 years of NAFTA, $400 million dollars have been paid out in these investor-state lawsuits. In these cases, corporations have directly sued governments, dragging them in front of extrajudicial tribunals presided over by corporate lawyers who are empowered to order any amount of damages. There is no outside appeal


There’s a whole string of cases around water rights, around timber rights. And in the most recent one, ExxonMobil is going to end up with tens of millions of dollars in a case against Canada because Canada required that for any company—US, Mexican, Canadian, a firm from Mars—any company that got an offshore oil or gas exploration permit was required to pay a fee for research on renewable energy in the future as part of the licensing process. It seems reasonable, but [under NAFTA’s Chapter 11] it’s considered a forbidden performance requirement on a foreign investor, and ExxonMobil is going to get tens of millions of dollars from the Canadian government even though Canadian companies who are doing the exact same work have to pay this fee.


And then there is the chilling effect, because on average it costs $8 million to 10 million to fight a Chapter 11 suit, and even if the country wins, it has to pay those costs. It’s just a second bite at the apple for corporations — a chance of getting out of regulations and trying to bully governments — because in a country like Canada or the US, where the courts work fine, there is no other reason to have these extrajudicial tribunals.



And if all of this sounds bad, the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the TPP, which is under negotiation right now — is an attempt to expand NAFTA, and all of this damage — from the investor state system to the job offshoring — to 11 more countries. It is NAFTA on steroids.

The good news is that 20 years of NAFTA’s damage has made Congress very suspicious, and other countries have become very suspicious of these kinds of agreements.


The bad news is that the Obama Administration is hell bent on signing it, this year, in the first couple of months of this year, and is asking for fast track trade authority — the outrageous procedure that is the only reason that NAFTA got greased through Congress. It’s a procedure that takes away all of Congress’s normal operations and basically zooms a bad trade agreement through Congress with very little oversight and makes it almost impossible for the public to hold their members of Congress accountable.


Holland: Lori, what questions should people ask about the TPP that weren’t asked about  NAFTA?
Wallach: Number one question to your member of Congress should be, have you read the actual full text of the agreement? Do you know about the investment rules that promote job offshoring? Do you know about the rules that require us to import food that doesn’t meet our safety standards? Do you know about the ban on buy American and buy local? If you don’t know, if you haven’t read those chapters—the investment chapter, the food chapter, the procurement chapter — then you cannot vote yes to approve this.



Question number two: do you know this becomes binding US law limiting what Congress, states and local city councils can do as far as making domestic policy on all of these nontrade issues, and that not a word of this agreement can be changed unless all 12 countries agree?

OH, REALLY?????  BINDING LAW? WE DO NOT THINK SO PUBLIC CITIZEN.



Do you understand that you are limiting the future of our democracy, indefinitely, on everything from internet freedom and our energy and climate policy to the prospect of having green jobs and an equitable economy? Do you understand that’s what you’re doing, i.e., throwing away your job as a Congressperson?


And then the third question is: what single piece of evidence do you have that this trade agreement is actually going to create jobs here versus lose more US jobs and push down our wages? We now have free trade agreements with 17 countries. Show me a single one of those agreements in which we have gained jobs on net. Show me evidence from a single one of those agreements that the partner countries have reduced their poverty. Show me any of the past promises that are being repeated now by the same interests — the same corporate think tanks, the same companies — to push TPP which has come true.

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Just about every national media outlet let's us know TRUMP's tariff policies tied to steel are bad for US economy. We all knew Clinton era tariffs and policies were BAD FOR US ECONOMY. What we are hearing from national media that is NOT REAL NEWS is this: there will be no TRADE WAR. The goals of TRANS PACIFIC TRADE PACT is to set trade, tariff, and tax laws to STANDARDIZE global trade policies. China will not be in a trade war with US ---it is partnered with US in all aspects of building and operating FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES especially in US as FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONE.

'Trump’s “smart” trade action, then, might spark a trade war, hurt the auto industry, bleed jobs from the Rust Belt, and anger American allies around the world. A small number of companies and workers stand to benefit, but a far larger number are now at risk'.

This is why we have shouted these few decades of CLINTON/BUSH/OBAMA those 5% players would be losers. As this article states below


THEY'LL LIKELY DO NEITHER----PROTECT AMERICAN JOBS OR BOLSTER NATIONAL SECURITY.

We showed how no US corporation will be involved in MOVING FORWARD infrastructure building so there will NOT be a small number of US workers benefiting. As we said with the article stating CLIFF STEEL would be hiring steel workers at $100,000 -----IT AIN'T HAPPENING


'A small number of companies and workers stand to benefit, but a far larger number are now at risk'.


Trump's ‘Smart’ Tariffs Don't Make Economic Sense


The president says they'll protect American jobs and bolster national security. They'll likely do neither.

Steel pipes for the Keystone Pipeline, which President Trump mentioned in speeches about U.S. steel last year. Sue Ogrocki / AP

• Annie Lowrey
• Mar 1, 2018

President Donald Trump’s long-anticipated tariffs are finally here: 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on imported aluminum, with a formal announcement on the measures to be made next week.



The White House has argued that the tariffs would punish China for unfair trade practices and help American blue-collar workers afflicted by decades of manufacturing job losses and wage stagnation. “We must not let our country, companies and workers be taken advantage of any longer. We want free, fair and SMART TRADE!,” President Trump wrote on Twitter on Thursday. But business leaders and economists from across the ideological spectrum question how much good Trump’s tariffs would do--and whether they might even backfire, raising costs for American consumers, hurting American exporters, straining American economic relationships around the world, and ultimately slowing down growth.


That is not to say that the tariffs do not have a constituency among certain manufacturers, or that they are not meant to address real and painful changes in the American economy. Steel production has fallen to 82 million metric tons a year from nearly 100 million a decade ago, with three out of four domestic aluminum smelters shuttering over the past few decades. That has meant thousands and thousands of job losses. At the same time, foreign producers have ramped up production, pushing down prices and leading to increased American imports.


The issue, the Trump administration has argued, is not just one of jobs, wages, imports, and exports. It is also one of defense strategy: The U.S.’s reliance on imports leaves critical industries vulnerable to potential embargoes and trade actions by its enemies.


But trade experts see a number of problems with the White House’s argument for instituting tariffs on security grounds. Trump himself has repeatedly mentioned China’s trade practices as justification for the tariffs, for one. And the vast majority of  the U.S.’s imports come from strong allies: Canada, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, Japan, and Brazil all export more steel to the United States than China does. “There is no question that steel and aluminum, materials used in the production of weapons and military systems, are vital for America’s military superiority,” a group of conservative think-tank scholars argued in response to then-potential tariffs in late February. “But it is not realistic to expect that foreign producers would withhold supplies in the case of a national security emergency.”


The flimsiness of Trump’s justification raises the risk of retaliation by the United States’ trading partners, many of whom have lobbied against the tariffs since the earliest days of the Trump presidency and are expressing their frustration with the tariffs now. Trade experts expect tit-for-tat actions, meaning lower sales for American businesses abroad. “If the United States goes down this path for steel and aluminum, there is little to prevent other countries from arguing that they too are justified to use similar exceptions to halt U.S. exports of completely different products,” argues Chad P. Bown of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a Washington-based think tank broadly supportive of free trade. “Because this leads to a downward spiral and erodes meaningful obligations under international trade rules, justifying import restrictions based on national security is really the ‘nuclear option.’”


To that end, China has indicated that is ready to take action. “China urges the U.S. to use trade protection tools with restraint and comply with multilateral trade rules so as to make positive contribution to the international economic and trade order,” its Ministry of Commerce warned last month, adding, “China will definitely take necessary measures to safeguard its legitimate rights.”


The specter of a trade war undercuts Trump’s economic argument. The president has promised that steel and aluminum tariffs will bolster domestic industries and boost American payrolls, with some labor leaders and business executives in agreement. “U.S. steel and aluminum industries have been heavily injured by massive growth of excess capacity and overproduction in China and other countries,” argues Robert E. Scott of the Economic Policy Institute, a left-of-center think tank.


REMEMBER, ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE-----NOT LEFT LEANING.  GLOBAL BANKING NEO-LIBERAL --THIS IS WHY THEY ARE NOT TELLING US ABOUT US STEEL OR THE FACT THEY WERE NOT HURT BY CHINA---THEY PARTNERED WITH CHINA.

“More than 13,000 U.S. jobs have been lost in aluminum since 2000—and 14,000 steel jobs disappeared in [the] last two years alone.” But America’s steel and aluminum industries simply do not employ that many workers. Restoring all those jobs would be but a blip in a monthly payroll report.


More broadly, the tariffs will raise costs for a vast sweep of businesses, given that steel and aluminum are major inputs in auto manufacturing, oil and gas extraction, and construction, as well as in the production of everything from beer cans to golf clubs. Manufacturers “will be paying higher prices for our stainless steel going forward, ironically making us less competitive against foreign-finished goods,” said Greg Owens, the president of the flatware maker Sherrill Manufacturing, in a press release. He wants the White House to take measures to ensure that foreign goods would not be cheaper as a result of the tariffs, “a critical next step that if left unaddressed will turn this first positive step into a catastrophe for American manufacturing.”


Plus, the tariffs will invite retaliatory actions that could hit a huge number of American exporters. “Every time you do this, you get a retaliation, and agriculture is the number one target. I think this is terribly counterproductive,” Senator Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican, told reporters on Thursday. There are numbers to back this economic case up: A study of a similar trade actions taken by the George W. Bush administration found that they cost the economy an estimated 200,000 jobs, including roughly 11,000 in Ohio, 10,000 in Michigan, 10,000 in Illinois, and 8,000 in Pennsylvania.


Trump’s “smart” trade action, then, might spark a trade war, hurt the auto industry, bleed jobs from the Rust Belt, and anger American allies around the world. A small number of companies and workers stand to benefit, but a far larger number are now at risk.
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99% US WE THE PEOPLE are being told that foreign corporations and contractors need to operate our US PORTS-----need to operate our US oil and gas drilling and refineries-----need to build our bridges ----need to manufacture products BECAUSE these few decades of overseas FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES have had only Asian global factories doing all these things. Here in US we are outsourcing not only to Asian, Arabic, or Latin American global corporations to do our infrastructure and manufacturing ----we are seeing as well European global corporations in US Foreign Economic Zones----building wind mills, tunnels, solar arrays---because THEY do it better than US businesses. Our US 99% are simply not SKILLED ENOUGH.
Below we see from where almost all MADE IN CHINA MADE IN AMERICA infrastructure building will get that STEEL----of course that includes manufacturing---it includes processing and shipping and receiving at US PORTS operated by Chinese corporations. It includes of course that global 99% labor pool in factories and laying pipeline.
REMEMBER, MOVING FORWARD BRINGS A FEW BILLION GLOBAL LABOR POOL TO US THESE FEW DECADES TO BUILD AND OPERATE GLOBAL CORPORATE CAMPUSES---THAT WILL DEGRADE AFTER SEVERAL DECADES.

TRUMP'S tariffs simply have a goal of making it too expensive for a US citizens wanting to start a small or regional manufacturing business to afford raw material.

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Material: Stainless Steel
Surface Treatment: Polished
Usage: Pipeline Transport, Boiler Pipe, Hydraulic/Automobile Pipe, Oil/Gas Drilling, Food/Beverage/Dairy Products, Machinery Industry, Chemical Industry, Mining, Construction & Decoration, Special Purpose, Stainless Steel
Section Shape: Round
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Shaoxing Lanshi Stainless Steel Pipe Co., Ltd.
Zhejiang, China ISO9001:2008, ASME certificate, PED certificate
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Stainless Steel Pipe
Stainless Steel Pipe
ERW Tp430 Stainless Steel Square and Rectangular Pipe in Pickling Surface
FOB Price: US $ 2500-2800 / Ton
Min. Order: 10 Tons
Type: Welded
Technique: Hot Rolled/Cold Draw/ERW
Material: Stainless Steel
Surface Treatment: Polished
Usage: Pipeline Transport, Hydraulic/Automobile Pipe, Food/Beverage/Dairy Products
Section Shape: Round
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Tianjin Zhongyantiancheng Steel Trading Co., Ltd.
Tianjin, China ISO 9001, ISO 14001
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ERW Tp430 Stainless Steel Square and Rectangular Pipe in Pickling Surface
ERW Tp430 Stainless Steel Square and Rectangular Pipe in Pickling Surface
ERW Tp430 Stainless Steel Square and Rectangular Pipe in Pickling Surface
ERW Tp430 Stainless Steel Square and Rectangular Pipe in Pickling Surface
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
FOB Price: US $ 1880-3680 / Ton
Min. Order: 1 Ton
Type: Seamless/Welded
Standard: ASTM, AISI, GB, JIS, DIN, EN
Grade: 400 Series
Certification: ISO, RoHS, IBR, AISI, ASTM, GB, EN, DIN, JIS
Shape: Round
Technique: Cold Rolled
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Jiangsu Shenghengte Stainless Steel Co., Ltd.
Jiangsu, China ISO 9001, ISO 9000, ISO 14001, ISO 14000
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Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Welded Type Stainless Steel Pipe with ISO Certification
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
FOB Price: US $ 70-75 / Piece
Min. Order: 5 Pieces
Type: Exhaust Pipe
Body Material: Carbon Fiber
Discharge Standard: Euro IV
Certification: ISO9001
Noise Source: The Noise of Engine
The Noise of Engine: Aerodynamic Noise
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Qingdao Neat Auto Parts Co., Ltd.
Shandong, China
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Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
Stainless Steel Carbon Fiber Dual Outlets Tip Carbon Fiber Exhaust Muffler Tail Pipe
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
FOB Price: US $ 1500-3000 / Ton
Min. Order: 1 Ton
Type: Seamless
Technique: Cold Drawn
Material: Stainless Steel
Surface Treatment: Polished
Usage: Pipeline Transport, Food/Beverage/Dairy Products, Machinery Industry, Chemical Industry, Construction & Decoration
Section Shape: Square
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Foshan Guangmei Stainless Steel Co., Ltd.
Guangdong, China
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China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
China Manufacture Stainless Steel Pipe 201.304
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Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Coil/Sheet (Sm034)
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UL FM ERW Round Galvanized Fluid Fire Sprinkler Steel Tube
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