Ben Norton on US trade tariffs – don’t miss it

All the West's attempts to retain hegemony will only hasten its demise.

YT comment : "Free market for others; protectionism for us. That's the imperialist mantra."

The West has always kicked away the development ladder to preserve its hegemony, while China offers ladders to other nations for a win-win world.

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