"An unruly group of outsider righteous warriors band together to remove the bandits and free the society. Once removed, ex-pats return to once again help the society thrive. The above is a synopsis of the story line from Akira Kurosawa's classic film, Seven Samurai (1954). Its theme of an intrepid team bravely taking on and conquering oppressors resonates universally with all cultures. It has thus been remade in multiple settings,"
"until the relief achieved through the signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the executive orders of President Donald Trump - himself a Beltway outsider, in 2025. In order to maintain profitability, increased regulatory burdens and higher spiraling corporate taxes forced many household name US companies to reduce overhead. This was achieved through relocating a large portion of labor operations overseas, where emerging nations' labor costs were significantly lower."
Seven Samurai portrays a village oppressed by bandits and liberated by a band of outside warriors, after which ex-pats return to rebuild. The film's theme of outsiders confronting oppressors has been adapted across genres, including westerns, animation, and science fiction. US corporations faced confiscatory policies, rising regulatory burdens, and spiraling corporate taxes that incentivized offshoring to lower-cost emerging nations. Relief is attributed to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and executive orders by President Donald Trump in 2025. DOGE audits of USAID and other federal agencies reportedly uncovered pilferage, waste, and bribes, challenging prior globalist narratives.
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