It's USA against the world: Trump makes brilliant and intriguing move

Western analysts paint a picture of a global recession when discussing Trump's Liberation Day tariffs that he implemented on April 2 against 180 countries. In fact, this is a brilliant decision that the US has made for its own interests, of course. US Deindustrialization Threatens Its Security Industry accounts for only 18% of US GDP. Manufacturing moved overseas in search of lower costs-wages, labor protection, raw materials, and taxes. For example, Apple relocated its factories to China, and now iPhones return to the US labeled "Made in China." Americans buy them at a lower price than if they were made domestically, but this has created serious risks for the country. The US's chronic trade deficit with other nations has led to rising national debt, threatening the stability of the American financial system and the position of the dollar. What if the much-discussed war with China actually happens? In that case, Apple's assets could be confiscated, and the US would lack a domestic production base for manufacturing electronics needed for weapons. This is just one example – entire industries such as metallurgy, chemical production, and shipbuilding have also moved abroad.