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I just think you manipulate the numbers a bit too much and when you start the "I have information that is not available to the rest of you so trust what I say" crap is when I get irritated. But any way have a good day, don't have time to argue anymore today, maybe tomorrow.
(pss, 27 March 2012 14:38)
I’m not asking anyone to believe in what I tell them. I am only giving you my opinion and the information I have at hand. Look, I’m not going to lose too much sleep if people do not believe what I post, but I feel that at least I got it out there. I have close relatives in and around Chicago and San Francisco and in Devon, London and Liverpool, UK so I certainly would not wish ill upon them, but even they are now starting to be concerned about what is going on in their respective countries.
Extreme levels of debt is a real and festering problem on both sides of the continent. The US is printing more money to try and stimulate their economy, but even their people are not optimistic. If you recall the first GFC came to a head in 2008; it looked as if it happened overnight, but it was a problem 12 months before and the US Government kept a lid on any information from leaking out. Most points to crises in the US by 2016 if drastic action is not taken now to curb government expenditure, some go as far as saying the US will have a Greek-style problem by then.
The US is slowly contracting as it closes down military bases. For example, Diego Garica will be closed in just over 4 years time and Washington is looking at the Cocos Islands (Australian territory) to relocate there. Why because it will be a 1/20 size of Diego Garcia and by 2020 it will leave that region all together.
Money is what made the US great and money is killing it and no hope of relief in sight.
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