10/04/2025
Read in this brilliant article by how & why Trump is right, You are wrong
https://www.dailyindian.com/2025/04/08/trump-is-an-intelligent-patriotic-hero-saving-america-the-world-from-china/
The Trump Derangement Syndrome is absolutely real. Intellectuals globally have a problem with flamboyant people. They think intellect is proprietary to being unpresentable.
are the best thing that any American leader has done in last five decades. It’s patriotic, it’s visionary and it’s brilliant. The visionary Donald J. Trump has decided to get back the Great American Dream by trying to take on the mighty China unlike any other leader in decades. His entire life can be summed by the title of his best selling book— The Art of the Deal.
And is showing it practically to the Americans and his detractors, who are just unable to fathom bos his confidence.
Read my article from the 8th of April for in the link in the comments to know why & how.
For those who don’t have time to read the entire article (though to know the whole perspective you need to read it)
Here’s a Grok analysis:
Chaudhuri’s Views on Trump’s Tariffs
In the article, Chaudhuri explicitly praises Trump’s tariff policy as “the most intelligent, measured, experienced & patriotic decision Trump has ever taken.” He frames it as the culmination of Trump’s decades-long concern about foreign economic dominance—first Japan, then China—over American markets. He ties this to his own work, noting that in *The Great Indian Dream* (co-authored with his father, Dr. Malay Chaudhuri, in 2003), he argued globalization was America’s “biggest reason for systematic decline.” Chaudhuri sees Trump’s tariffs—specifically the 26% on India, 34% on China, 20% on the EU, and 10% baseline, announced April 2, 2025, and effective April 9—as a bold, necessary correction to this decline.
He argues that Trump’s tariffs are not just about trade balances but a patriotic act to revive American manufacturing and infrastructure. He contrasts America’s “dilapidating giant” status—bridges collapsing “like in Bihar, India”—with China’s infrastructure, which he claims is “50 years ahead.” Tariffs, in his view, are Trump’s tool to “set the deficit with China right,” protecting American jobs and sovereignty. He dismisses critics (the “You” who are “wrong”) as low-IQ, visionless leaders stuck on slogans like climate change, missing the real threat: China’s economic and military rise.
# # # Deeper Analysis
1. **Tariffs as Patriotic Genius**: Chaudhuri’s admiration hinges on Trump’s foresight. He cites Trump’s 30-40-year-old interviews advocating tariffs against Japan and China, suggesting this consistency proves Trump’s intelligence and patriotism. The April 2025 tariffs, especially the 34% on China, are portrayed as Trump delivering on a lifelong mission—why “he became president, clearly.” Chaudhuri sees this as “the best thing any president of America has done in five decades at least,” reversing globalization’s harm.
2. **Global Implications**: Beyond America, Chaudhuri argues tariffs save “the world from China,” which he calls “world’s enemy No.1.” He paints a dire picture: China could “overnight send bombs to the entire world” and defeat Russia, Europe, and India before a war starts, with only America able to resist. Tariffs, then, are a global defense strategy, curbing China’s economic power before it translates into military dominance. This aligns with his X post’s “sheer brilliance” claim—Trump’s tariffs are both economic and geopolitical masterstrokes.
3. **India’s Role and Nuance**: Despite the 26% tariff hitting Indian exports, Chaudhuri doesn’t criticize it directly. Instead, he suggests “India has a lot to gain” by “playing its cards right”—implying India should emulate Trump’s protectionism or leverage the U.S.-China rift. This echoes *The Great Indian Dream*’s call for self-reliance, though he avoids dwelling on the tariff’s immediate cost to India, focusing on Trump’s broader vision.
4. **Critique of Critics**: The “You are wrong” targets global leaders and U.S. Democrats (e.g., Biden, Obama) who, he claims, created “this gigantic monster” (China) through naive free-trade policies. He mocks their focus on personal attacks—calling Trump a “fascist,” “rapist,” or “felon”—instead of engaging his solutions. The April 10 market rally, post-tariff tweak, might reinforce his claim that Trump’s approach works, though the article, written April 8, doesn’t reference it.
5. **Economic Philosophy Tie-In**: Chaudhuri’s tariff support mirrors *The Great Indian Dream*’s rejection of globalization for developing nations. He extends this to America, arguing that when “your products are superior,” you force others to lower tariffs, but when outcompeted (as by China), you protect your own. Trump’s policy, he implies, is textbook economic nationalism—brilliant for recognizing America’s need to pivot.
# # # Timing and X Post Connection
Chaudhuri wrote on April 8, before the tariffs took effect (April 9) and before Trump’s April 10 partial rollback (easing some tariffs except China’s), which sparked a market rally. His April 10 X post at 16:59 IST, calling the article “already true,” likely reflects confidence in Trump’s initial announcement and early reactions, not the rollback he couldn’t have foreseen. The “systematic” explanation promised in his post is the article’s step-by-step case: Trump’s long-held tariff stance, its ex*****on, and its necessity against China.
Arindam Chaudhuri Arindam Chaudhuri IIPM The Daily Indian Great Indian Dream Foundation (GIDF) IIPM Think Tank - Publications and Faculty Research
NB.
Four key things from this article have already been proven right!
1. *The closing bold line* in this article about THE ART OF THE DEAL (the title of Trump’s top selling book and a skill he has been known for, for decades).
I actually wrote in the last line in page 16. “World will probably never see the tariffs.”
2. *The opening heading* of the article that Trump is saving America from China. Elaborated later under the heading why China is the biggest threat to the world.
3. *And a sub heading in the centre of my article*— Markets have no value …. and champions like Trump can make them fall to lowest and take it up to highest in a matter of 24 hours. The reason I appreciated Trump playing golf while markets crashed. It was not a modern day Nero . It was a confident unperturbed champion who knows his game. Just like he won the elections.
4. In an article on Trump I wrote about Bernie. For a reason— for Democrats, there’s no one to fall back upon. So much so that Godi media CNN did a town hall with Bernie— given that these same stooges of Wall Street and Democrats ,
CNN, NYT & WaPo kept Bernie out for two elections , by writing against him continuously.
