The Origins of the Migrant Crisis and the Great Recession (NAFTA, Iraq)

[racismissues]

This isn't some tin-foil conspiracy, but a genuine coincidence I found by backtracking through wikipedia, and it seems that a lot of sources also connect back to Bush's invasion, albeit very few want to connect the invasion further back to 911.

I was thinking about the history of Trump's election and the rise of the far-right in Europe. It made be wonder if anyone could find a connection between 911 and sub-prime mortgages (oil prices maybe?).

1) 911
2) Bush invades Iraq in retaliation
3) The invasion causes oil prices to skyrocket from an already high positon
4) The high oil prices strain the food chain, causing food prices to skyrocket
5) The high food prices cause protests, riots, and anti-establishment movements throughout the world, and start the Arab Spring.
6) The Syrian Civil War begins, and starts to destablize the Levant.
7) Iraq's unstable government collapses under the pressue of war, leading to undesirable war-like conditions to appear. Islamism increases.
8) The United States sponsor a proxy war in the Levant.
9) IS
10) The migrant crisis happens due to Europe's liberal asylum rules and the ridiculous situations in the Middle East and Muslim World.
11) The socialist-right rises in Europe; copy-cat attempts by the Republicans lead to Trump's rise too.
12) ?

I have a feeling that the high oil prices could have helped inflate housing prices in the United States. Anyone have any insight?

[Alonso_Castillo]

If Trump Goes against NAFTA and against WTO, then you can expect a huge return of money from foreing countries to USA, and a huge amount of money of the Rich people outside USA to purchase Dollars in their countires causing a devaluation of their currencies.


Once such things happen The excesive money in the Banks and Stock market will be poured into the Housing MArket, Once again and US citizens will think that houses are affordable and they will attempt to buy theirs and thank Trump for having bringing back houses to US citizens....


... Once the US citizens realice that the cheap money is creating housing bubbles, which they will identify by house prices growing more than salaries, they will only need to wait and see what bank goes bankrupt.


IF Trump stops creating Money out of thin air, which China and México accept to work for, then two phenomenna will appear: inflation of Goods and Services, and deflation of salaries. The perfect Storm. Deflation will make Housing bubble to burst, destroying the retirement savings of many US citizens,




So yes. Trump may really do very high damage if he attempts to correct things without proper skills.


From My part, the only way I see to correct imbalances there in USA is by slightly by slightly open the workforce market in USA to Mexicans, so the Labor in USA gets cheaper and competitive, and the Gap of income between USA and Mexico gets eased. that way Manufacturing companies will not see any benefit moving to México. And in Exchang they will remain in USA.


If the next step of Trump is going ahead with protectionism. There you have UK post Brexit Era. Companies are desinvesting in British pounds, and UK citizens are 20 % poorer that they were before the Brexit Referéndum Process due to the lose of value of their currency,