A new day has dawned and we’re a step closer to the Grand Design – the 2030 agenda where you’ll own nothing but be happy. Today we’ll take a brief look at the War of Tariffs. (I’ll use the “Grand Design” so that we may be able to distinguish my homebrew theory from the common talking points of the “New World Order” you’ll find around these parts.)

In the last article, we’ve already explored the goals of the Tariffs, that they’re likely a chapter towards the 4th Industrial Revolution and the Grand Design, and that it is likely something Joe Biden has failed to do when he held office. When the 4th Industrial Revolution is about introducing automatic workers in terms of AI and robotics, it would make sense that wealth and market distributions would be desired to remain within American soil.

Today we’ll have a brief look at the inner workings of the Tariffs.

Is inflation the issue here? In normal economic climates, the increase of Tariffs would mean a general increase of prices. But this point of time is anything but normal. First, we need to understand the significance of the 4th Industrial Revolution. I’d say it is similar to the time when Printing Press became available in France. The printing technology first pushed the emergence of Protestants, and subsequently the Reformation Wars, the fall of the Holy Roman Empire, the rise of Nationalism, and then the speed of the press benefitted from printing basically ensured the rise of the French Revolutionaries. The 4th Industrial Revolution will create a paradigm shift of human society where the technological corporations will rise to power. For this singular reason, inflation is only worth making a footnote of.

Secondly, the amounts of the Tariffs are a sharp surge. An increment of around 10% would mean yes inflation would likely happen. An increment of anything as substantial as 50% means it’s already a war, where businesses are forced to close down. This is similar to the Blockades used in history, where a navy would be parked outside the ports to impose a total shut down of maritime commerce of that country. Merchants could either reroute or completely stop their businesses. By any account, a Blockade was always treated as an act of war. Force would be employed to break through the enemy navy to regain control over the ports and trade routes. In modern times, it may not be necessary to send a fleet to blockade a port. The Tariffs of more than 100% ensure complete divorce of any business between the 2 belligerents.

Thirdly, the Tariffs applied globally with various levels, while the countries all react differently. Donald Trump’s reaction to countries who are willing to negotiate is to lift the Tariffs, while countries which have decided to retaliate get an even stiffer treatment. And this test of Philosopher’s Stone has tested which countries are amicable business partners, despite having differences, and which countries are radical adversaries.

What are wars and conflicts? It is the transition from one status of peace into a different desired status of new peace. We have already drawn the conclusion that the new peace will be a much more desirable environment towards a completely reformed economic structure, power structure, with the United States of America controlling the technology of the 2030 final status, as well as the means to produce the technological components to install Smart Cities across the globe.

Summarising the points made, it would seem that the Tariffs have moved the conflicts forwards. Now, it is currently at full speed towards the 2030 Grand Design. The world is currently at war and economic power will shift rapidly. And the trade partners in the coming endeavours have been discovered, while adversaries will be eliminated.

We are in the transition. Our societies will change rapidly. Don’t be surprised.