On Trump's deal with Mexico today

From what I understand- Trump basically saying- we know you've spent this money on these new factories in mexico over the last few years, and I hate to see you lose your investment. BUT- I am saying fuck china and I want nothing to do with them any more. So, you can keep your factories in Mexico but you've gotta bring the factories back home from China and put them IN THE UNITED STATES and pay better wages, and then take the parts over the border to the assembly lines in Mexico

anyone else reading it that way?

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>Make my living same way now.

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>Consultant and handyman.

What kind of consultant? I keep thinking about learning ethical hacker so I can do stuff from home but I'm so leery of doing anything from home because it's something that anyone WW can do. Have thought about graphic design or something related to that- but then I run into the same issues.

I also went to school for mechanical engineering technology. I'm a guy who can look at a mechanical problem and come up with a solution on the spot. For example, I have seen plastic parts that commonly break that I could easily come up with a metal/more durable alternative for and sell them online.

But then again I'm also hard of hearing and just don't know where to start with some of this stuff.

>>2759741

>he certainly wants to shut China's backdoor access to the US market.

Yes, i would totally agree on this one. We have to stop Chinese 10m steel from coming in and being resold as 10 yard Canadian steel.

>>2759788

Sounds like fun. Next year I will likely get into aquaponics. I'm also real interested in permaculture and revitalizing the land.

>>2759798

Awesome. I'll weld for myself but I won't weld in a factory because I don't want to take the chance on going blind when I'm already nearly deaf. Mig welders are fun. I just have a stick right now.

>>2759814

tell me about it. xylene can really fuck you up.

>>2759827

Have actually read a couple of his books. Arden Andersen and Niel Kinsey, along with Albrecht are some of my favorite authors. Farmers of Forty Centuries is REALLY informative. Coleman and Jeavons are a couple others that I respect. Many, many books out there and a lot of information to absorb.

I basically have a masters degree in this stuff from studying it on my own for 15+ years I just don't have certification or a system to apply it in r/l to make money.

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>>2759887

kek thank you very much it was something that was annoying me too. Can you tell me why 405px? I assume the standard width of the quick reply box is 350px.

>>2759911

Awesome. That's what I've felt like would be the answer. Finding someone who needs the help, has the money, and doesn't have the time or inclination to figure everything out.

Problem is right now I live in the middle of black dirt country, put a seed in the soil and you have veggies 3 months later guaranteed. However, there is still room for improvement here- I happened to plant potatoes in an area I had thrown in some 20-20-20 the year before and now they're going busters.

I NEED to do a logan labs soil test, just haven't gotten it done yet.

Thank you anon.

>>2760034

Damn, anon, you've got me thinking! Thank you for your crumbs, much appreciated.

>>2760271

Kek…. I haven't done a thesis yet. Maybe I should. Could write a book on what I know.

>>2760387

if the FISA is dropped Thurs or Fri then all bets are off

>>2760389

you seem to have missed the part where the US came under martial law