Add libraries to the list of things Americans need to take back.
https://www.wnd.com/2023/03/board-votes-librarian-storytime-kirk-cameron-missy-robertson/
Anon is also contemplating Trump's misspelling of "borders" as "boarders". Why do so many of the entities against "We the People" have rogue "boards"? Thinking PV, schools, libraries, etc.
Anon has learned some interesting things about China and manufacturing. When Chinese businessmen who apparently worked tirelessly gather information about making a product they invariably(?) engender competition within their own country, eventually leading to massive overproduction with tons of goods sold for ridiculously (unsustainable?) low prices. This is why foreign merchants can pick up goods to sell in their home countries and still make massive amounts of money for their US based middle managers and such. Eventually this situation will collapse anon believes. Who loses more? Probably overpaid US managers.
Home grown industries should be supported locally so this type of big boom and inevitable big bust situation cannot reassert itself.
Anon would love to see American ingenuity snd innovation be renewed. Anon is also getting more realistic. China can turn out many multiple more engineers and scientists than the US and has been able to for decades. By now anon doubts China needs US institutions but probably likes having tons of their scientists already working in US academia and industry in groups that are largely composed of Chinese only. With the US "vaccine pogrom" the intellectual capacity of US students has been (deliberately?) damaged. However, the CCP is likely a big problem for ordinary Chinese.
What people around the world need is their freedom. This is (hopefully not "was") the potential of America.
At this point it would seem profitable (in multiple ways other than money) for all people desirous of freedom to resist tyranny wherever it manifests. Why does the WSJ not report on Chinese in the US protesting the CCP?
Anon would like to consider all freedom loving people potential allies.