Entry Submitted by Vee at 9:49 PM ET on January 9, 2025
Yes we have a time. but not date. If you happen to listen to Dave of x22 report he gave us the news of the event that will make the change we are wanting for. It will be a craicess of an economic change. We already know that the writing is on the wall.. a future event to take place. BUT when and how long from now. The bigger or better question is .. will this event have to take place first… or will we be already there for the implementation-application. Here it is.
President Trump is considering signing a National Economic Emergency Declaration to justify imposing massive tariffs on foreign imports.
– “Nothing is off the table.” – Insider
Under the Economic Emergency Powers Act, the president has broad authority to manage imports.… pic.twitter.com/BflGG9UdMk
— George (@BehizyTweets) January 8, 2025
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If Donald Trump were President and faced a scenario where the stock market declines by 10,000 points and the country is in a deep recession, he could theoretically use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to declare a national emergency. Here’s how this would work:
Criteria for Using IEEPA:
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- The President must declare a national emergency based on an “unusual and extraordinary threat” to the national security, foreign policy, or economy of the United States that has its source in whole or substantial part outside the United States.
- A significant stock market decline and a deep recession could certainly be argued as constituting an economic threat, but the foreign source requirement might be harder to justify unless there’s a clear external cause like a global economic crisis.
Purpose and Authority:
- Declaration of National Emergency: The IEEPA authorizes the President to declare a national emergency in response to any “unusual and extraordinary threat” to the national security, foreign policy, or economy of the United States, which has its source in whole or substantial part outside the country.
- Economic Sanctions: Once an emergency is declared, the President can regulate or prohibit transactions involving foreign countries, nationals, or entities. This includes:
- Freezing assets
- Blocking transactions
- Prohibiting imports and exports
- Regulating foreign exchange transactions, banking transfers, and more.
Implementation:
- The President issues executive orders to implement the provisions of IEEPA. These orders specify the nature of the threat and the sanctions to be applied.
- Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC): Within the U.S. Department of the Treasury, OFAC typically administers and enforces these economic sanctions.
Historical Use:
- President Donald Trump used IEEPA extensively, declaring several national emergencies, including ones aimed at cyber threats, e------n interference, and imposing sanctions on various international actors.
- The act has been invoked for imposing tariffs, like the proposed tariffs on Mexican goods in 2019, though this use was more controversial and less common.
Oversight and Limitations:
- The President must report to Congress about the emergency declaration, and Congress can terminate a national emergency through a joint resolution, though this has rarely happened.
- Legal Challenges: The broad powers granted by IEEPA have led to legal challenges, with courts sometimes examining whether the President’s actions are within the scope of the law or if they infringe on other legal rights.
So there it is.. it’s going to happen. We now have something solid of a time to be looking for, for our turn at bat. I’m sure this is what FDR did after the stock market crashed and the con job of the gold confiscation on We the People.. and maybe the housing market bailout. Ya got to know that that was already planned.. what Dr. Michael Burry is the only one that knew it was coming ?
Vee
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