Trump's tariffs are not about trade; they are about resetting debt ⚙️
In the past few days, the "Trump tariff war" has been all over the news,
Some say it's against China, others say it's a pre-election show,
But those who truly understand the situation know—this is America's debt reset war.
U.S. national debt has soared to 37.85 trillion dollars, and if it’s not addressed, it will lead to systemic crises.
Trump's move is not to hit others, but to save himself.
① Increasing tariffs = National treasury recovery
Reduce imports, increase fiscal revenue, keep dollars at home,
This is a way to "replenish" the U.S. treasury.
② Weak dollar = Shrinking debt
A weaker dollar boosts exports and raises inflation,
The actual burden of debt is naturally diluted.
③ Inflation = Invisible debt repayment
Rising prices seem painful, but they actually make creditors foot the bill,
This is an old trick the U.S. has been using for decades.
④ Setting fires = Forcing the Federal Reserve to act
Markets are chaotic, liquidity tightens, and the Federal Reserve will inevitably lower interest rates and inject money,
Trump uses "chaos" to restart the next cycle.
In summary:
Trump's tariffs are not trade barriers, but debt reset tools.
This "forest fire" seems chaotic, but in reality, it is a premeditated reboot.
Truly smart people are not afraid of chaos; they use it to their advantage.
