Will Trump Usher in a New World Order?
With the ascent of Donald J. Trump to the presidency in the United States, people - from everyday folks to leading shakers and movers - are expecting changes in how society, politics, and economies function.
While Trump promised change, very few, even among the elites, are apprised of just what changes Trump will make nor of his schedule of Executive Orders (EO) and policy directives. Knowledge of Trump's plans - to "drain the swamp", reduce the federal deficit, create jobs, and deport illegal aliens - and the timing of his actions will allow individuals and businesses to plan ahead and position themselves for a changing global environment.
The speed at which Trump is overturning the tables in the temple of greed, avarice, and corruption known as the U.S. congress and all of the executive departments it is supposed to oversee is mind-boggling. In just the first two weeks of the Trump administration, he and his personnel - with expert assistance from Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) - has managed to rile up employees and union reps at government offices in Washington D.C. to a fever pitch, threatening the shuttering of entire agencies and departments and offering early retirement buyouts to every government worker.
Among the accomplishments in the first week were:
Furthering his America First agenda, President Trump unleashed Elon Musk on the offices of USAid, the agency responsible for sending taxpayer money to far-away places (and into the pockets of congressional grifters) for supposedly humanitarian purposes. The agency spent billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars in South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Far East enriching their friends in high places, disguised as helping poor, malnourished people in backwater countries.
Over the weekend of February 1st and 2nd, Musk had infiltrated their headquarters, gone through reams upon ream of records, consulted with the President on his findings, at which point Trump gave the go-ahead to shut it down.
On Monday morning, February 3rd, all 10,000+ employees of USAid were emailed a message to not come to work and after that their email accounts were deactivated. In one fell swoop, the agency responsible for a untold amounts of global graft, grift, and corruption was completely disassembled and turned over to the State Department under the leadership of Marco Rubio.
Also, on Saturday, February 2, Trump announced the imposition of tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, with Canada and Mexico imports subject to a 25% duty, China, 10%, except for energy imports from Canada, which were excepted down to a mere 10%.
By Monday morning, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, had come to terms with Trump, promising to send 10,000 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border to halt illegal immigration and drug and human trafficking. Accordingly, Trump agreed to delay the imposition of tariffs by a month, pending compliance and review.
For its part, Canada has promised retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods coming into their country, a policy that is likely to result in hastening the removal of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, though reports have circulated that Trump and Trudeau have spoken and are scheduled to speak again soon (tariffs are due to be imposed as of Tuesday, Feb. 4), leaving trade issues hanging in the balance.
As far as international relations are concerned, Trump has made few gestures toward world leaders at this early juncture, but, indications are that under Trump's America First agenda, BRICS nations, particularly Russia, China, and India, will join forces with the United States rather than stand against. Trump, being in favor of a strong military, but effectively anti-war, will likely negotiate agreements with the world's largest and most populous nations, resulting in a Big Four framework for global governance and a Pax Americana that will be beneficial to all.
There's no doubt that a New World Order is emerging, rapidly, though it's likely to be some months and years before all the details come together.
As an early indication, consider Trump a strong proponent of the Monroe Doctrine, which keeps America's focus on protecting its vital interests in the Western Hemisphere while being respectful to the interests of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. There are already strong indications - including Trump's overtures to "buy" Greenland and take back the Pnama Canal - that America will not be engaging in far-flung wars of disruption in palces it has little interest.
The President has been eerily silent about Ukraine, though he's cut off all aid to the country and is allowing President Putin and russian forces to continue their advancement toward the Dnieper River and eventually Kiev itself. Since the war wasn't begun while Trump was in office, but rather the construct of neocons in the U.S., U.K., and Europe, he apparently feels he can only do so much, and that true peace will likely come at Russia's behest. Europe is being hung out to dry, deservedly so. Future actions could be a withdrawl from NATO with the express message to Europe to tend to their own protection as the United States is departing the business of world policeman.
IdleGuy.com will update this page as events develop.
The conversation below, between Tom Luongo, Crypto Rich, and Alex Krainer, offers some useful insights. It's in two parts, but very entertaining for a nearly two-hour presentation.
Of all the many videos that @TFL1728 & @NakedHedgie have done with me, this is probably the best, & the one that #DonaldTrump's team should be aware of.
Part 2https://t.co/Q5Fhry9ha0
This is Part 1.
The globalists & the City of London have not given up on controlling the US. Are #Trump & @elonmusk aware?Š pic.twitter.com/23mzISrqWQ
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Here is Alex Krainer again, this time on Jesse Day's Commodity Corner, explaining how the UK is going to collapse financially. The video was released on January 29, 2025.
Krainer is one of the world's foremost trend followers, and extremely circumspect when making predictions of such importance. He doesn't mince words, but advises that the collapse of the UK will not be immediate, but will evolve over time, indicated by a rising FTSE stock market and the demise of British gilts (bonds) with rising rates, and debasement of the currency, the pound sterling.
Krainer also discusses the possibility of U.S. bonds being cleared in London and the tie-in with the change from LIBOR to SOFR. He also opines on the situation in Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas conflict.