By Anna Von Reitz
I have often explained the difference between
"trade" --as in "international trade" and "commerce"---- trade being private and
unincorporated businesses and people swapping goods and services, and commerce
being business conducted between fully incorporated business entities.
If you read the Territorial Constitution you will
note that among the nineteen "powers" exercised by the Federal Government
---which are also responsibilities and duties owed by the Federal Government --
they are allowed to set our Trade Policies.
They are not allowed to regulate our Trade, but
they can cut deals with other countries related to our trade and thereby seek to
influence and control our economic relationships with other nations.
There is currently a big flap and spurious talk of
Trump causing a "Trade War" with China and talk that this hurts American workers
by increasing the cost of Chinese goods.
What these critics don't say is that China has
enjoyed an outrageously beneficial position with respect to the Trade Policies
set up "for" us by the vermin who have been planning to move their operations to
China since 1922.
