ACTION

By: Juan Reynoso, WTP – activist -  wtp17.21@gmail.com

http://anticorruptionact.org/.     STAND FOR AMERICA        http://www.teaparty.org/

"Americas must realize that self-scrutiny is not treason. Self-examination is not disloyalty."

The real enemy of the women and the working people of this country, is the Washington establishment, not Donald Trump.

We the people that voted for Donald Trump, vote for him because we are fed-up with the Washington corrupt establishment, the establishment is and continue being the enemy of the American people, they are the war mongers promoters of Neo-liberalism, globalization free trade and the demise of our constitutional rights and our economic freedom. Any one that defend Hillary Clinton the pathological liar is an ignorant that is blind and brainwash by the corporate news media the propaganda machinery of the Washington corrupt establishment.

Having an enemy is important not only to define our identity but also to provide us with an obstacle against which to measure our system of values, our unity and solidarity in seeking to overcome the obstacle and to demonstrate our own worth. In other words: we need an enemy to know who we are and who we are not; knowing this is indispensable for our self-approval and self-esteem.  So please continue your attacks because when you attack us we know who you are, your ideology and what you stand for; knowing that you are different from us and observe customs that are not our own, give us the opportunity to educate you and hopefully inform you what is the best for our country so we can work together in unity and solidarity to make our country great again. We believe in our God given rights to be the best we can be. And we want to stand for a country that support these principles. We the people must connect and commit to fight for human rights and sought to galvanize governments into actions to promote, protect and guard human rights and their economic freedom. Neo-Liberalism, corporate control and slave wages must end. connect and commit to create good paying jobs for Americans, do not buy any goods made in foreign countries, support President Donald Trump to bring back jobs to America. Let’s make our country great again. Do not ask what your country can do for you; but ask what can you do for our country. Americans need good paying jobs, every time that you buy a foreign made product you are killing an American job and contributing to poverty in our country.

WE ARE THE SOLUTION-BUY MADE IN THE USA BY AMERICANS.    

The economic hit man

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confessions_of_an_Economic_Hit_Man

Neo-Liberalism the enslaver of the working class.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/victory-of-neoliberalism-is-south-americas-progressive-cycle-at-an-end/5511892

By: Juan Reynoso, WTP Activist -  texusa2016@gmail.com
Seek the truth, truth and knowledge diffused among the people are necessary for the reclamation and preservation of our Democracy, rights, freedom and liberties
2016-ECONOMIC REVOLUTION.
Reducing poverty and creating jobs through cooperatives. We the people have the power to stop our economic slavery and reclaim the American dream.
What is a Worker Cooperative?  
https://www.usworker.coop/about/what-is-a-worker-coop
Today, Washington is full of fake politicians controlled by the oligarchs; our economy is horribly, our justice system is corrupt, our jail system has become an industry that pray on the Black and the Hispanic poor, in fact our jails are the cash cow for big business, the mega-corporations that run our jail system. Our education system is expensive, unequal and bad.  We could literally go on forever about how screwed up our government is and the damage that is done to the people. But despite all of that, I still have faith on us the people of these Unite States. We must work together and get our country on the right path. Our founding fathers hate tyranny and love liberty this is why they work together and they forged the greatest document ever created in this country, the Constitution of the United States of America. This document guarantees the Rights and Freedoms of every American and our duty as Americans is to defend it at all cost.
Now our number one priority is to create jobs to stop the demise of our communities in our country, but our government main interest is to protect the interest of the corporate establishment by the promotion of free trades and the out sourcing of American’s jobs , and will never have the will to promote cooperatives as the solution to this mega unemployment problem; it is up to the people to get united and start forming cooperatives to create jobs for Americans and to service the community better than any corporation will ever do. Cooperatives are the solution to this mega problem.  By aligning community and philanthropic resources with initiatives and activities for economic development and jobs creating cooperatives, we can alleviate the issue of poverty,  unemployment and low income in our communities.
Why We Need More Employee-Owned Businesses
http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/economic-intelligence/2012/05/31/why-we-need-more-employee-owned-businesses
Frequently Asked Questions about Worker Cooperatives
https://usworker.coop/frequently-asked-questions-about-worker-cooperatives
How to Build an Employee-Owned Business
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/241522
How Worker Cooperatives Work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbZ8ojEuN5I
Worker Cooperatives and Revolution: History and Possibilities in the United States
http://www.amazon.com/Worker-Cooperatives-Revolution-History-Possibilities/dp/1632634325/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409866442&sr=8-1&keywords=worker+cooperatives+revolution
America's Largest Majority Employee-Owned Companies
https://www.nceo.org/articles/employee-ownership-100

The late Milton Friedman wrote that there are “few measures that we could take would do more to promote the cause of freedom at home and abroad than complete free trade.” But with a pro-free trade measure at hand, some on the right are letting their objections for President Obama's lawlessness on immigration and other issues to cloud their conviction in this core principle of conservative belief.

At issue is Trade Promotion Authority, which guarantees that international trade agreements struck by the president will receive an up-or-down vote in the House and Senate. The expedited process would extend from the last months of Obama's second term into the next, hopefully Republican presidency. Since the GOP controls both chambers of Congress until Obama leaves office, putting trade agreements to a vote hardly seems like a serious danger, especially for some of the more outlandish “threats” that critics have raised.

Would House Republicans – any House Republicans – vote to curtail the 2nd Amendment, for instance? The idea is, frankly, laughable. And yet this precise worry has been raised by Gun Owners of America (generally a terrific organization) as something Obama may try to sneak through once he has secured an up-or-down vote in Congress.

Fears of a liberal dream agreement gliding through Congress while Republicans watch helplessly look even more outlandish when one considers the politics of the actual agreement at issue: the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade deal that Obama is currently negotiating with Japan and other Asian countries.

They say you can tell who a man is by his friends. For the TPP, it's equally instructive to look at its enemies: an axis-of-liberalism of unions and environmentalists. In Congress, arch-liberal Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), backed by the nakedly partisan former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), have lit up Obama for backing the deal, occassionally descending into bitter recriminations. Given that unions have employed truly slash-and-burn tactics to stop the TPP, including warning a Democratic lawmaker they would drop $2 million in the next Democratic primary to take them out if they disobeyed liberal orthodoxy, it's clear the TPP won't be garnering a huge number of Democratic votes when it comes to the House floor. Given that reality, all of the leverage for agreeing to the ultimate deal lies with the Republicans. And if a President Rubio or Walker is negotiating deals in 2017, trade fast-track will help facilitate their deals. It would also be more difficult to pass through Congress then with Democrats likely to be completely unified against it.

Beyond fears about Obama, a more worrying trend in the rhetoric from some critics like Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), generally speaking a conservative champion, is their criticism of trade deals in principle. Sessions has criticized previous free trade agreements, saying they have led to a trade imbalance. The Alabama Republican cites economist Clyde Prestowitz, a former Reagan administration official who has veered sharply left in recent decades, arguing that an increase in imported goods has led to job losses. Here, Friedman is especially instructive. Rather than causing economic harm, the truth about imports is “very different,” he wrote in the late 1990s. “We cannot eat, wear, or enjoy the goods we send abroad. We eat bananas from Central America, wear Italian shoes, drive German automobiles, and enjoy programs we see on our Japanese TV sets. Our gain from foreign trade is what we import. Exports are the price we pay to get imports.”

Every industry has what Friedman called a “cacophony of the 'interested sophistry of merchants and manufacturers' and their employees” working overtime to “protect” their narrow interests against trade deals that benefit vast millions of people, a little bit each. As a conservative, I'm worried about representing the interest of the many – I know that each industry will ably represent itself. Conservatives looking at guaranteeing merely a vote on a trade agreement loathed by the left ought to consider their interests, too.

Here's an email I received from Grassfire Nations. Use Grassfire to fax your individual message to Congress.