The 21 examples prove the pattern exists across 20 years. These case studies prove it’s still happening — documented as it unfolds. Predictions made. Events tracked. Patterns validated.
New Year’s Eve Timber Tariff Delay December 31, 2025
While you counted down to midnight, they made their move.
December 31, 2025, 11:33 AM: President Trump signed a proclamation delaying billion-dollar timber tariffs — less than 24 hours before implementation.
Perfect Dutch Clause timing. Maximum distraction window. Minimal coverage.
The Facts
VERIFIED TIMELINE:
- March 1, 2025: Section 232 investigation announced
- September 29, 2025: Tariff increase scheduled for January 1, 2026
- December 31, 2025 (11:33 AM): Delay proclamation signed
- January 1, 2027: New implementation date
WHAT WAS DELAYED:
- Upholstered furniture tariffs: 25% → 30% (delayed)
- Kitchen cabinets/vanities: 25% → 50% (delayed)
- Impact: Billions in trade, named beneficiaries with verified market data
THE DUTCH CLAUSE IN ACTION:
✓ Federal holiday timing (Dec 31 → Jan 1)
✓ Multi-stage rollout creating complexity
✓ Creates future coordination window (Jan 1, 2027)
✓ Announced during maximum distraction period
This is the 6th validated prediction from the December 2025 holiday window.
The pattern holds.
More real-time validations coming.
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