Why the US Government Wants You Bankrupt
With the current currency wars and similar stories broadcast around the globe and the current global currency tensions it is not hard to work out the US economic empire is slowly coming to an end.
Also to add to the mix it is obvious the US government is declaring war on their own currency.
The United States is going to China and saying they want them to commit economic suicide just like Japan did back in the early 90's.
The Chinese are no doubt shocked at seeing what the US government is doing to itself.
Because the US policy is not only to devalue the US dollar but to flood the global economy with money.
This means that other countries are facing an onslaught of American money coming in to buy their land, their buildings, their real estate and their currencies.
Essentially you have America's financial systems acting as an army to raid foreign currencies.
You do not have a deal, unless you have penalties for breaking an agreement.
If you do not have this penalty in place, there really is no agreement in the first place.
All there is, is yet another broken promise.
Unfortunately that is how the US have been conducting diplomacy for the last 50 years.
It is like the US puts itself over and above the agreements.
The actions taken by the US government since 2008 seem to suggest they are going against the grain of sound monetary measures and therefor forces financial constraints on us as citizens, while bailing out those that caused the sub prime mortgage mess in the first place.
The banks and real estate firms.
Also to add to the mix it is obvious the US government is declaring war on their own currency.
The United States is going to China and saying they want them to commit economic suicide just like Japan did back in the early 90's.
The Chinese are no doubt shocked at seeing what the US government is doing to itself.
Because the US policy is not only to devalue the US dollar but to flood the global economy with money.
This means that other countries are facing an onslaught of American money coming in to buy their land, their buildings, their real estate and their currencies.
Essentially you have America's financial systems acting as an army to raid foreign currencies.
You do not have a deal, unless you have penalties for breaking an agreement.
If you do not have this penalty in place, there really is no agreement in the first place.
All there is, is yet another broken promise.
Unfortunately that is how the US have been conducting diplomacy for the last 50 years.
It is like the US puts itself over and above the agreements.
The actions taken by the US government since 2008 seem to suggest they are going against the grain of sound monetary measures and therefor forces financial constraints on us as citizens, while bailing out those that caused the sub prime mortgage mess in the first place.
The banks and real estate firms.
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