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Are we seeing the rise of a new Anglo-Sphere civilization state?

Well, some theorists are arguing absolutely. As you may know, President Donald Trump has just announced that the United States and the United Kingdom have reached a, quote,

full and comprehensive trade agreement,

marking the first major deal since the administration's recent wave of global tariffs.

Trump has described the accord as, quote, thorough and all-inclusive, emphasizing that it would

strengthen U.S. UK ties for years to come and serve as a model for

other pending trade agreements. Now, while detailed terms have yet to be released,

negotiations reportedly focus on reducing U.S. tariffs on British cars and steel, and on the U.K.

lowering barriers for American agricultural products and potentially

reforming its digital services tax, which affects U.S. tech companies. So the U.S. will

reduce or exempt the U.K. from the 25% tariffs previously imposed on key British exports,

especially automobile, steel, aluminum.

For cars, this could involve either a tariff cut or a quota system, allowing a set number of UK-made vehicles to enter the United States at lower even zero tariffs. The general 10% U.S. tariff on most imports, that's going to remain in

place. This is an important part of Trump's overall economic plan, which basically charges an

entrance fee to all nations to access our consumer market, the largest in the world. And in the process, he's

raising hundreds of billions of dollars of revenue just on that 10% tariff fee alone, you know,

across the board. The UK is expected to lower its own tariffs on American car imports,

possibly reducing them from 10% to about 2.5% as requested

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