Pres. Trump seems hard at work to help the U.S. economy by encouraging foreign investment and bringing jobs back to America. While this seems to go against the alien agenda of engineering a financial collapse, is it really a cynical ploy to encourage the world to put their money to work in America knowing much of it will be lost with the coming downturn?

Here again, you are seeing the truth of things intuitively, that all is not as it seems. While this is being embraced by many supporters with wild enthusiasm and met with silence on the part of the political left, there is even grudging admission that Trump is at least trying to be a good president, not realizing there is a darker agenda in play, always, with actions of governments around the world. This comes and goes with respect to severity and the intensity of consequences from the various things designed to be half measures or to backfire eventually. It seems to be positive measures to shore up the U.S economy and restore a more orderly trade balance worldwide, knowing that if the U.S. economy grows there will be greater purchasing power for goods from around the world. So, at a minimum, balanced trade will be a benignly positive factor for everyone, but that is not the true agenda going on here. The enticement to invest money in the U.S. infrastructure and economy, on the part of foreigners, with the promise of lucrative financial gain on their end, may well turn out to be a false promise with the coming downturn as it will short-circuit many plans for investing the funds domestically and growing jobs that will benefit everyone involved, directly and indirectly. To whatever extent that does not materialize, at least in the near-term, all will suffer and lose out. At a minimum, investing in something that is delayed by years comes with a cost in lost opportunity to do something better elsewhere, if nothing else, so this is a cynical exercise in a self-serving agenda to benefit the interlopers.