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  1. SO NOW THE MEANING OF”GAIN OF FUNCTION” IS TO BE CHANGED…IN ORDER TO PROTECT EVIL PEOPLE? BRINGS TO MIND,ONCE READ THAT WEBSTER WROTE THE DICTIONARY BECAUSE HE WAS AFRAID THE MEANINGS OF THE WORDS IN OUR CONSTITUTION WOULD BE CHANGED AND WE WOULD LOSE IT,THUS HE MEANT TO STANDARDIZE IN ORDER TO PROTECT IT…..NOTE HOW OFTEN MEANINGS OF WORDS AND LANGUAGE ITSELF ARE NOW BEING CHANGED BY PEOPLE NOT MEANING US WELL!

    1. Yes, it’s true…they try to pen you into using words limited to their field of acceptable discussion, or to change definitions of words. Basic Marxism. But instead of “gain of function”… “weaponize”, or a descriptive word of your choice. Regardless of what they say.  

  4. Re: The WHO, IHR, One Health, Pandemic Treaty “negotiations”, etc. superfluous to existing US law?

    Katherine Watt is a brilliant legal scholar and analyst. She has no connection to any formerly prestigious grotesquely politicized name law schools. Makes the celebrity media lawyers look foolish and compromised by comparison. Often collaborates with Sasha Latypova.

    Her Substack is Bailiwick News.

    She’s a para-legal by trade. Finds the appropriate references and lets them speak for themselves. Adds interpretation when needed.  A rare talent.

    https://substack.com/home/post/p-144661255

  5. Re: The WHO, IHR, One Health, Pandemic Treaty “negotiations”, etc. superfluous to existing US law?

    Katherine Watt is a brilliant legal scholar and analyst. She has no connection to any formerly prestigious grotesquely politicized name law schools. Makes the celebrity media lawyers look foolish and compromised by comparison. Often collaborates with Sasha Latypova.

    Her Substack is Bailiwick News.

    She’s a para-legal by trade. Finds the appropriate references and lets them speak for themselves. Adds interpretation when needed.  A rare talent.

    https://substack.com/home/post/p-144661255

  6. Biden’s China Tariffs Are the End of an Era for Cheap Chinese Goods – The New York Times (nytimes.com)

    Good article on the end of the consumption driven economic model in the West.

    Mr. Biden’s decision on Tuesday to codify and escalate tariffs imposed by Mr. Trump made clear that the United States has closed out a decades-long era that embraced trade with China and prized the gains of lower-cost products over the loss of geographically concentrated manufacturing jobs.

    “There’s a group of people who think that consumption is the end,” Mr. Lighthizer said. “And my view is production is the end, and safe and happy communities are the end. You should be willing to pay a price for that.”

    1. One comment noted that some of the Chinese production is moving to Mexico and the tariffs will not apply, so it is more show that it would appear. Any merit to that?

      1. I did some importing from China since 2017. When the Trump tariffs on certain goods from/Made in China were announced, I found that many Chinese suppliers opened up shop in Vietnam and other countries to get around both the Made In China stigma and the Trump tariffs. It’s an end-around maneuver and I wouldn’t be surprised to see the Chinese manufacturers set up shop in Mexico and do the same thing. Importers will be THRILLED with the freight charge decrease as well as becoming eligible for free trade across the southern border.

  7. Biden’s China Tariffs Are the End of an Era for Cheap Chinese Goods – The New York Times (nytimes.com)

    Good article on the end of the consumption driven economic model in the West.

    Mr. Biden’s decision on Tuesday to codify and escalate tariffs imposed by Mr. Trump made clear that the United States has closed out a decades-long era that embraced trade with China and prized the gains of lower-cost products over the loss of geographically concentrated manufacturing jobs.

    “There’s a group of people who think that consumption is the end,” Mr. Lighthizer said. “And my view is production is the end, and safe and happy communities are the end. You should be willing to pay a price for that.”

    1. One comment noted that some of the Chinese production is moving to Mexico and the tariffs will not apply, so it is more show that it would appear. Any merit to that?

      1. I did some importing from China since 2017. When the Trump tariffs on certain goods from/Made in China were announced, I found that many Chinese suppliers opened up shop in Vietnam and other countries to get around both the Made In China stigma and the Trump tariffs. It’s an end-around maneuver and I wouldn’t be surprised to see the Chinese manufacturers set up shop in Mexico and do the same thing. Importers will be THRILLED with the freight charge decrease as well as becoming eligible for free trade across the southern border.

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