[Joe_Smith]

Economic gains made by white workers until the 1980's were a reaction to the increase in living standards in the Soviet Union, IE Cold War propagada. During the 50's and 60's many developing nations were following the Soviet model (like Brazil, etc are following the export-heavy Chinese model today), because it was growing at a rate of 10% a year, so America had to invest in an increase of living standards to make a point in the eyes of the world.

The USSR began to stagnate during the Reagan years due to the ridiculous arms race the latter initiated, the money required to counter America's half a trillion dollar a year "defense" spending pretty much bankrupted the Soviets who didn't have New York city banks to finance their debt. Once it looked like the Soviets were on the brink of bankruptcy and collapse, suddenly the Jewish capitalists started moving towards globalization and an illegal immigrant work force. Reagan was giving tax incentives to multi-nationals to outsource labor, weakened workers unions that were a traditional bulwark against immigration, not to mention his massive amnesty during his presidency that conservative critics of Obama seem to forget. Most of the world thought Kruschev won the kitchen debate until well into the 80's.

Thus, the 90's to now have been the era of neo-liberalism. That's what happens when you have a unipolar world. If the Russians today stick to their geopolitical guns, polarize the world, and start increasing the standard of living of their people, the USA will either undo neo-liberal reforms or collapse. You're already seeing some of the perks of an emerging Russian challenge to ZOG with cheaper gas that is being financed by increases in government investment.

Capitalists won't create national prosperity or behave ethically unless someone puts a gun to their head. Their ideal society is Mexico or Bolivia, with an exclusive white minority and Jewish clique overseeing teeming masses of brown slaves-as it means no political or economic threat to their dynasties. That's the way it has always been.