Foreign ownership of much of America, a reason for a Christian - America First political party
Many talk about the national debt owned by China, but foreign ownership goes much further... by Mark Vogl
(conservative)
Monday, January 3, 2011
An earlier article talked about the need for a Christian - American political party to replace the Republican Party.
I believe when we look at economic and financial issues, we find our America more in peril than during the Civil War or World War II.
20 million illegal aliens crossing an unguarded border seems astonishing, but foreign influence in the United States is much much larger.
Globalism, the free and unimpeded movement of money, goods, and people across national borders is a mortal threat to the Unlisted Statesof America.
Obama's nationality, and the political ambitions of California's Republican governor are additional symptoms of the real threat to the United States.
Let's look briefly at just the threats or influences that one simple Texan in the back woods of East Texas can identify.
First, of course, is China. With more than 1 billion people and no serious national security threat, China can focus on making itself the 21st Century Mega power...which would include assuming the senior position in economic affairs of the world. As the majority holder of American debt, the PRC is in a perfect position to influence all aspects of American foreign and domestic policy.
Second, because America refuses to develop its own massive energy resources we are dependent on the world market, and in particular the oil reserves own by Islamic nations. And, because American dollars flow out to these Islamic nations, they in turn have the dollars to invest in the US stock market, to purchase US corporations, and to buy Americanproperties.
Third American reliance on trade as a major component of the American economy has myriad affects on domestic America. America loses manufacturing jobs as American manufacturers leave the heavily taxed, heavily regulated US for the developing Third World.
Globalism opens up investment opportunities for wealthy Americans, and for American funds overseas, thus moving them out of the US markets decreasing US job development as an aspectof US industrial expansion.
So howfar does it go? How do we measure it? Who is monitoring it? Is it Harvard and Yale, those two bastions of American nationalism?
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