Rod D. Martin and Stefania Cox discuss why Mexico is replacing China as a manufacturing hub, how that helps the United States, and why China's economy has just one more decade before the abyss.
Mexico becoming the place to go for cheap labor rather than China is great news. NAFTA effects on the United States and Mexico were disastrous. But now the giant sucking sound Ross Perot spoke of during the 1992 Presidential Debate has reversed course and is longer targeting America. It is now targeting China. Wages have skyrocketed in Mexico, Mexico is an attractive destination for immigration, they are closely linked with the American market, their fertility rate is pretty close to ours, and the wage gap between the United States and Mexico has closed for the most part. Both countries can also easily with the proper measures, raise their birth rate to 2.1 within the next decade. For China, they are too far gone. It will be at least 50 years before they can reverse the demographic disaster they imposed on themselves with the genocidal one-child policy. They also can’t assimilate immigrants well. The U.S. and Mexico can. The United States and Mexico are going to prosper together. Cheap labor jobs will move out of China to Mexico and that in turn will stimulate economic growth and create jobs here in the United States. The United States’ future looks pretty bright despite what the doom and gloom mainstream media will tell you.
Vietnam and India will also benefit greatly from manufacturing jobs moving out of China. India will probably surpass China as the world’s most populous country and become a world superpower before this century is out. India has quietly aligned itself with the West. I see them being a powerful ally for the United States and the West moving forward. Things have certainly changed from the better in North America since the 1990s. China’s economy will go into a serious recession in ten years and it will be disastrous. That’s why the Chinese are moving so fast to take as much as they can while they can. But President Trump has headed them off at the pass. He expelled them from Venezuela, shut them out of Greenland and the Chagos Islands, got Panama to leave the Belt Road Initiative, is weakening their ally Iran, and is shutting down their shadow oil trade. He’s taking it to them in a way no U.S. President ever has! Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden all coddled China. But Trump is hammering them and it’s glorious to see! Xi Jinping fears Donald Trump because he knows what a formidable adversary he is.
Mexico becoming the place to go for cheap labor rather than China is great news. NAFTA effects on the United States and Mexico were disastrous. But now the giant sucking sound Ross Perot spoke of during the 1992 Presidential Debate has reversed course and is longer targeting America. It is now targeting China. Wages have skyrocketed in Mexico, Mexico is an attractive destination for immigration, they are closely linked with the American market, their fertility rate is pretty close to ours, and the wage gap between the United States and Mexico has closed for the most part. Both countries can also easily with the proper measures, raise their birth rate to 2.1 within the next decade. For China, they are too far gone. It will be at least 50 years before they can reverse the demographic disaster they imposed on themselves with the genocidal one-child policy. They also can’t assimilate immigrants well. The U.S. and Mexico can. The United States and Mexico are going to prosper together. Cheap labor jobs will move out of China to Mexico and that in turn will stimulate economic growth and create jobs here in the United States. The United States’ future looks pretty bright despite what the doom and gloom mainstream media will tell you.
Vietnam and India will also benefit greatly from manufacturing jobs moving out of China. India will probably surpass China as the world’s most populous country and become a world superpower before this century is out. India has quietly aligned itself with the West. I see them being a powerful ally for the United States and the West moving forward. Things have certainly changed from the better in North America since the 1990s. China’s economy will go into a serious recession in ten years and it will be disastrous. That’s why the Chinese are moving so fast to take as much as they can while they can. But President Trump has headed them off at the pass. He expelled them from Venezuela, shut them out of Greenland and the Chagos Islands, got Panama to leave the Belt Road Initiative, is weakening their ally Iran, and is shutting down their shadow oil trade. He’s taking it to them in a way no U.S. President ever has! Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden all coddled China. But Trump is hammering them and it’s glorious to see! Xi Jinping fears Donald Trump because he knows what a formidable adversary he is.
To learn more about Mexico check out these titles:
• Mexico: A 500-Year History by Paul Gillingham
• Conquest: Cortes, Montezuma, and the Fall of Old Mexico by Hugh Thomas
• So Far from God: The U.S. War with Mexico, 1846-1848 by John S.D. Eisenhower
• Hapsburgs on the Rio Grande: The Rise and Fall of the Second Mexican Empire by Raymond Jonas
• The General & The Jaguar: Pershing’s Hunt for Pancho Villa: A True Story of Revolution & Revenge by Eileen Welsome
• Asian Slaves in Colonial Mexico: From Chinos to Indians by Tatiana Seijas
• Porfirio Diaz by Paul Garner
• 201st Squadron: The Aztec Eagles: The History of the Mexican Pilots Who Served in World War II by Gustavo Vazquez Lozano
• So Far from Allah, So Close to Mexico: Middle Eastern Immigrants in Modern Mexico by Theresa Alfaro-Velcamp
• Zapata and the Mexican Revolution by John Womack, Jr.
• Villa and Zapata: A History of the Mexican Revolution by Frank McLynn
• La Cristiada: The Mexican People’s War for Religious Freedom by Jean Meyer
• Maximilian and Carlotta: Europe’s Last Empire in Mexico by M.M. McAllen
• The Irish Soldiers of Mexico by Michael Hogan