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==UK free trade v US protectionism - Krainer's 'Big Picture'==

==UK free trade v US protectionism - Krainer's 'Big Picture'==

Krainer provides a theoretical perspective that seeks to explain global conflicts. Krainer believes that the [[British]] have been holding on to their [[Empire]] through the [[financial]] system and the material exploitation of other countries. They have been doing this with limited success in the [[Middle East]] through the [[Zionist]]s, and in [[Ukraine]] through the [[Azov Nazi]]s and [[NATO]]. For more than 250 years the British have promoted [[free trade]] and the rest of [[the West]]ern world went along with this. This is the view of the [[Globalist]]s who [[Trump]], as a champion of the more [[protectionist]] American Political Economy (APE), is battling against. APE allows for an interaction between the [[market]]s and governance whereas free trade has no place for government interference (in theory). Economic systems carry their own [[ideological]] superstructures with them, as [[Marx]] pointed out. In this case, Trump's '[[traditionalism]]' vies with [[Woke]] [[morality]] and the '[[Climate Change]]' [[religion]].

Krainer provides a theoretical perspective that seeks to explain global conflicts in the early 21st century. Krainer believes that the [[British]] have been holding on to their [[Empire]] through the [[financial]] system and the material exploitation of other countries. They have been doing this with limited success in the [[Middle East]] through the [[Zionist]]s, and in [[Ukraine]] through the [[Azov Nazi]]s and [[NATO]]. For more than 250 years the British have promoted [[free trade]] and the rest of [[the West]]ern world went along with this. This is the view of the [[Globalist]]s who [[Trump]], as a champion of the more [[protectionist]] American Political Economy (APE), is battling against. APE allows for an interaction between the [[market]]s and governance whereas free trade has no place for government interference (in theory). Economic systems carry their own [[ideological]] superstructures with them, as [[Marx]] pointed out. In this case, Trump's '[[traditionalism]]' vies with [[Woke]] [[morality]] and the '[[Climate Change]]' [[religion]].