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Its simple really , America owns the IMF and world bank which loans money to nations who are usually in desperate need of that money thanks to their unholy machinations in those countries, the Ukraine is the poster child right now a perfect example, so now to survive the Ukraine is going to have to get money from the US controlled imf or world bank at usury rates of course to make them a slave or vassal state to the US government with little or no chance of ever being able to repay those loans and so the US will demand it's pound of flesh in return, if it already hasn't , by putting "defensive" of course missile systems right on Russia's border . Americas debt is meaningless as long as it controls the monetary system of the world and has the biggest military with little or no challengers but enter China and Russia in the Las ten years or so and that unchallenged hegemony that the US has enjoyed is coming apart both in military capabilities but also in the threat to the dollar as the world's currency. Which is why we see the games being played by the US with both Russia and China, if is a very serious and highly dangerous game a little like Russian roulette or chicken , neither Russia nor China will be pushed around like Iraq was


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Re: The US economy is in big trouble along with the whole world
By: Cactus Flower
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Tue, 09 Dec 14 8:23 PM
Msg. 16506 of 54959

Last I heard the enslavement system was controlled by the debt game. Then it turned out the US is the world's biggest debtor. So it wasn't clear how the US was anything but the slave.

Now the US prints worthless money out of nothing. Why would others sell things for a worthless currency? If there's excess money, this doesn't cause inflation? Interest rates are at historic lows because people don't think dollars are valuable?

None of this seems to make any sense to me. Looks like a theory of the world trying to find a mechanism but somehow botching the economics. You need to have some vague idea of money and debt and interest rates to deliver a worthwhile theory. Otherwise it's just bunk and I don't monitor a space for that. It's best posted elsewhere.


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