The Trump tariffs

[magoo]

Trump's main focus is China. And there has to be a reason why he is going after Hollywood.

To understand how much influence and control China has in Hollywood films, check out an investigative journalist's hour long documentary called "Hollywood Takeover: China’s Control in the Film Industry".

Tariffs won´t adress that. What your talking about is foreign investment in Hollywood made by western enemies. Those are made inside Hollywood. Not outside Hollywood. Only putting capital controls to foreign investment would change it. Which should happen. There´s a lot of soft power in regulatory agencies which can be used. Making a list of countries which directly or indirectly couldn´t invest in Hollywood companies.

But jewish influence and the complete hollowing of christian influence is the main reason of Hollywood downfall. Jews are greedy fucks who only care about money and destroying christians. And it shows in movies.

Trump order is useless and counter effective. Combined to Alcatraz is nonsense. I laughed when I saw alcatraz. Still laugh when I think of it. Just the costs must be astronomical. But you got to admire the man for having balls. Even though it´s completely misguided. A guided Trump could really turn things around and make real damage to globalists. Unfortunately either he is too old. Dumb. Or lacks any quality staff.

 

[budoslavic]

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Is politics downstream from culture? Or what's culture downstream from...?
Is China's CCP engaged in a beneficial economic relationship with Hollywood? Or are they basically engaged in warfare - i.e, gray zone warfare - by using Hollywood to subvert America's culture?

 

[Caduceus]

 

[Johnnyvee]

Seems that a lot of US retailers are storing goods in bonded warehouses, where they can be stored for up to 5 years custom free. From there they can either be imported officially or be shipped out of the country duty free. So they're speculating that the tariffs will be lifted within that time frame then! There might an investment opportunity here? There's a rush to book space in these warehouses, that have limited capacity. Companies like Forward Air Corporation (FWRD) own a lot of these warehouses near major trading hubs/ports. Not giving investment advice here, but maybe worth looking into?