How to turn the tide of Americanization

This is how to turn the tide Against Americanization.

1. Europe needs to step up to the plate and say, we're competitors, not the best of friends, and you cannot sell your products here, just step up and say it, and also tell Americans that they're not welcome in Europe.

The leading European Economies should give Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Israel.. a cheaper alternative to American goods, and ask them to join Europe.


2.Try to get Japan to rejoin Britain.

3. The Ibero-American states should declare closer ties to Spain, than to the USA..


If Europe can achieve those three things... they can stop the tide of Americanization.





Why stop the tide of Americanization ?


For one thing, Products with American labels are rarely made in the USA, and you don't know fully what you're getting.

The American model is simply not the model that the rest of world truly wants, The rest of the world wants their country to be for their people.

Like any import here in America has hurt the American economy, likewise American goods hurt other countries.

There is only one way that imports do not hurt your domestic market, and that is to not have a domestic market for goods and have only imported goods to buy with the money you earned from selling services.

America is culturally isolated, above and beyond unique, to the point of being isolated, often with not as good of ideas...

Like the NFL, the NRA, the GOP, Pure Capitalism and no services... a bad school system, high crime, ghetto culture, and a culture of being adapted to living in poverty...

And the Democrats which are considered liberals who don't know who they are or where they come from, and don't care.. who join minority cultures out of not understanding their place in the world.


And that is not a good model for smaller states that is the rest of the world.

The rest of the world also cannot afford about 60 % of the weapons market from the USA... and most don't want it either.

The USA isn't producing what is useful to other countries and their structures.

The USA is also risky business... the USA is losing companies that can sell products to the world, whereas Europe isn't.


So over all, America isn't a good buy.