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Meanwhile Stellantis continues to move jobs the third world countries and Trump is the only one that can save US jobs.

zzyzzx says

Meanwhile Stellantis continues to move jobs the third world countries and Trump is the only one that can save US jobs.

What jobs are they moving and where?

Canada and Mexico don't count.

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says

What jobs are they moving and where?

Canada and Mexico don't count.

Canada and Mexico do count, because it's less UAW jobs.
And they are firing US engineers and hiring people in places like Morocco.

Biden Actor et alia destroyed 60,000 union jobs (gas pipeline Canada) for the Rockefellers with the stroke of a pen almost as soon as he entered office, and NADA happened.

Unions are organized crime, so it must be professional courtesy to the Globalists and Deep State.

zzyzzx says

Canada and Mexico do count, because it's less UAW jobs.
And they are firing US engineers and hiring people in places like Morocco.

1) Canada & Mexico doesn't count because UAW idiots voted for the Democrats (Bill Clinton) who gave them NAFTA and went along with USMCA, too.

2) Designer/engineers aren't in the UAW, unless I am mistaken.

Trump will, at best, save North American jobs. After deglobalization the world economy will be composed of separate trading blocs, with little international trade between the blocks. North America will be one of them and probably the most successful in terms of energy, investment capital, consumption market, raw materials, food supply, manufacturing and stability (compared to everyone else, anyway)

Well, North America+ as Japan, Australia, New Zealand and some Latin American nations (Columbia, because soon Mexico will need its own Mexico), will want in. UK should want in but it's elites are fucktarded so....save up some popcorn for that show.

The flow of capital between these blocs will probably be constrained as well. So Ford, Toyota, Stellantis, etc. as they are today may as well be broken up. Sure, firms like Stellantis can onshore manufacturing where they sell to like the Japs and Koreans have done. But what's the point if their ability to repatriate profits across economic blocs is limited or even banned?

In the extreme, the only way we'll get near 100% manufacturing back in the US will be in the form of hyperlocalized, on-demand 90%+ automated minifacs, supplied by automated transport networks with raw materials supplied by automated recycling and mines. No UAW jobs, really. But in that scenario, there will be decentralized mini-blocs within the US anyway. So, nor'America' like we think of.

UAW is fucked, Trump or no Trump.