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10 hours ago, ChaiyaTH said:

That is old news since yesterday with the exception for tarrifs on China. Watch real finance news instead of mainstream news, a whole world opens up lol.

Well provide some proof. Cause I can't find it.

What if you suddenly got brains?

17 minutes ago, RaoulDuke said:

Where was this unity for the elected president in the last four years? Biden got 4 million more votes in 2020 than 🍊🤡 got in 2024. Never mind that the election results last year went completely uncontested, despite your idol openly bragging about how he doesn't need people to vote for him and blatantly implying that Musk tampered with the voting machines. Faux News has you all so thoroughly brainwashed that they can openly flout their corruption and hypocrisy to your face, but you are still unable to recognize it. “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”

 

https://newrepublic.com/post/184269/trump-urging-supporters-not-vote-election

 

https://www.c-span.org/clip/public-affairs-event/user-clip-trump-talking-about-elon-musk-knowing-about-voting-computers/5150057

 

 

Quoting 1984 to Maga riclac does not work. You know because... well you know.

They did not. He's still (semi) alive isn't he? Must have been the pinguins.

Hoping things will go the way Trump wants is a utopic idea. China now blocks rare earth export to the USA. So after you have build all your factories, taught  all your workers how to screw a screw into an I pad. Where do you get your supplies from? 

Rare earth will be eaten up by Europe, Japan, Russia, Australia and South Africa. No problem for China's export.

You realize that your beloved I Phone will go up in price by more than ?? 60 % ??

Headline "Phuket Locals"

There are no locals in Phuket.

Soon Mexico will finish the wall for y'all just to keep you in.

3 minutes ago, Mike_Hunt said:

 

 

Being ruled by unelected bureaucrats is way awesome.  

Dude, in the States judges are elected so wtf are you talking about?

29 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

https://www.fas.usda.gov/data/thailand-american-beef-opportunities-thailand

That is Thai !!! Import tariffs, not US.

6 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

 

Australia - Free trade agreement.

USA - 50% tarriff.

You don't pay tariffs when you import beef duh.

Nero was playing the fiddle. Trump golfs.

This clip shows it in easy terms, doubt an Maga will have a look anyway.

8 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

When a good crosses a border multiple times it's almost always temporary. So when you said it can cross many times or even hundreds. These products are almost exclusively temporary imports.

 

I've done it literally thousands of times with all kinds of different products. Asking you to trust me is silly. However I do have over a decade experience working as a customer broker. 

 

 

Yet you forget that as of April 5 there is not temp. exemption as poster before.

18 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

You didn't mention temporary eh  ?

 

 

What do you think this means ? Try to keep up right.

I don't see the word Temporary. And whatever you think it might imply, it's not.

Just now, blaze master said:

 

Not at all. You need to understand temporary imports first. It's you who mentioned it to begin with.

I never mentioned temporary imports. YOU did. I talk about Boeing, you go to auto parts!

I'm talking tariffs. ALL over the world tariff. Try and keep up.

17 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

This is also not so simple too. Before with nafta...and I'll assume with usmca...for a good to qualify as a nafta origin only a certain percentage of the total product needed to be from say Mexico. 

 

I will guess that part of why trump is doing this is because of the shady tactics China is using in Mexico now to avoid duties

 

Only my opinion but was In the industry for many years.

I'm talking Boeing. Not Mexico/Canada/Usa. Big parts of Boeing come from Italy.

Now might be the time to apologise for your first comment, clearly out of line.

As of April 5, 2025, there is no active temporary tariff exemption specifically for Boeing parts. Recent developments have led to the imposition of new tariffs affecting the aerospace industry:WSJ+1WSJ+1

• End of Duty-Free Status: The U.S. administration has introduced tariffs that terminate the 45-year duty-free status previously enjoyed by aerospace manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus. This change disrupts a longstanding World Trade Organization agreement that allowed tariff-free trade of aircraft and components among member countries.