The End of the American Century?

[Bugatti Veyron]

National Economic Suicide: The U.S. Trade Deficit With China Just Hit A New Record High

 

 

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/national-economic-suicide-the-u-s-trade-deficit-with-china-sets-a-new-record-high

 

I agree with this article. For years, manufacturing in the United States has declined while manufacturing in China has simply exploded. Today it's rare to find something that's made in America. Everything you find nowadays is made in China.

 

There was a time, not too long ago, when buying something made in the USA was something to be proud of. It meant buying something that was durable, dependable, and made in the greatest country on earth.

 

On the other hand, buying something made in China was laughable because of the very poor quality of Chinese-made products. Actually, I still think a vast number of Chinese-made products are still of very poor quality. Items such as Christmas lights, certain food products, and certain medicines made in China should be avoided. Chinese capitalism is extremely unbridled with very little oversight by the Chinese government. Hence, the proliferation of cheap, dangerous, and poor quality Chinese-made products.

 

Chinese products that are manufactured UNDER LICENSE by companies operating out of the United States, Europe, and other countries are the ones of good quality. Digital cameras, televisions, mobile phones, etc. are just some of these well made products made in China.

 

Thing is, these products are manufactured at a fraction of the cost it would have been if these had been manufactured in the USA. Blame the high cost of labor in the US for this. Many manufacturing companies in the US decided decades ago to transfer their manufacturing operations to China because labor costs there were much lower.

 

It has even been argued that many Americans enjoy all the modern conveniences because these are now affordable. Made possible by lower manufacturing costs in China. If these products were made in the USA, it is argued that many Americans simply wouldn't be able to afford these.

 

Today, labor costs in China are on the rise (because of international demand). Which may necessitate American companies returning their manufacturing operations to the USA.

 

China owes its prosperity to the US and other countries which transferred their manufacturing operations to that country.

 

Now it seems that cycle is about to change. I'm hoping for an exodus of manufacturing companies returning their operations back to the US. If that means less Americans will be able to afford American-manufactured products, then so be it. A little sacrifice on their part will mean putting a rein on the Chinese economy. American companies may offset lower sales partly by transferring some of its manufacturing operations to other countries (aside from China of course) such as the Philippines in order to lower over-all manufacturing cost. In so doing, such a move could also strengthen the economies of these countries which in turn could counterbalance Chinese military might.

 

China's prosperity is now becoming a threat to its neighbors in Asia including the Philippines. If China becomes the next military super power in the world, we can thank the short-minded policies of the US and US companies which are responsible for China's meteoric economic rise.

 

 

 

[phenyl8]

anyone here read Confessions of an Economic Hitman? awesome thought-provoking book. share your thoughts if you've read.

[phenyl8]

awesome article. disgusting how they play around with the fate of nations just like that. no wonder why we haven't gone up from this mess we're in. whatever the outcome of the 2016 elections may be it will still be the same s@%t haha.

[Bugatti Veyron]

awesome article. disgusting how they play around with the fate of nations just like that. no wonder why we haven't gone up from this mess we're in. whatever the outcome of the 2016 elections may be it will still be the same s@%t haha.

Well it's common knowledge that America is covertly involved in what goes on in other countries. Sometimes it trys to subvert a particular government and replace it with a government that will benefit the US cause. Sometimes, it just merely observes what's happening and doesn't interfere (eg. North Korea) because the country itself isn't important to American interests.

 

Countries that are important to American interests include oil-producing nations in the Middle East (eg. Kuwait) and countries that are strategically located (eg. Philippines)

 

It's a known fact that the first Gulf War began in order to liberate Kuwait from Saddam Hussein's occupation of that country. The US couldn't afford to have it's flow of oil disrupted by someone like Saddam. Hence the war.

 

The Americans' need for the Philippines after the WW2 meant extending the lease of Subic and Clark air bases. These bases were so strategically important for the US that it supported any Philippine leader who advocated the extension of the two American military bases. This fact explains how FM lasted as long as he did.

 

After Pinatubo destroyed the bases, the US determined that it was not economically viable to maintain these bases given the cost of the clean-up. That, together with the Philippine Senate's decision to end the lease of the military bases, spelled the end of American presence in the Philippines.

 

Lately, however, the US has determined that it still needs the Philippines because of it's strategic location particularly because of its proximity to China, which poses a threat to both the Philippines and other Asian countries. The US wants to ensure that the balance of power in this region is not compromised by the growing Chinese menace. It is within the interests of the US government to project its influence in the South China/East Philippine Sea.

 

So the bottom line is that the US will do what it has to do in order to ensure that its interests are protected. If we benefit from this, it's only incidental. It would be foolish to think that America wants to project its military presence over here in order to defend the Philippines from Chinese aggression.

 

 

 

 

[Bugatti Veyron]

The time will come, eventually, when the US will no longer consider the Philippine as a strategic location for its military. The growing number of American carrier fleets all around the world will make the need for a strategically located country obsolete. America can deploy its military assets anywhere on earth within 24 hours. It's this capability which may make the Philippines less attractive to the US in terms of strategic location.

[maddromeo]

USA is interested in our natural resources in the South China Sea! Anything that they can exploit as we all know the Fracking Hoax is about to burst then another financial disaster awaits the US & the world economies! The Saudi is dumping oil prices to new record lows to damage the US Shale industry! As everything is interconnected! As long we use the dollar as a world currency then we will all be slaves to the US Federal Reserve Bank! Good thing BRICS countries and others starting to realize this, we already have AIIB to counter ADB and soon the BRICS bank to challenge the IMF/ World Bank!

 

I hope we have a change in government in 2016! One who will stand for our countrymen and not to their own interests! US should not be welcome back in our country so we should say no to EDCA! Took us years to boot them out and here they are again! Ala Terminator keeps coming back! But I doubt our leaders do this, so I hope in the US elections in 2016 they can have a new president who is anti-imperialists! One who is not owned by the banks nor the big corporations! A lot of Americans now are disenfranchised with their current state! I will not be surprised if they do end up in a second Civil War or the US fragmenting into several countries like what happened to the USSR in the 1990's.

 

Definitely people starting to realize the end of the US hegemony and only the neocons in Washington are in denial of this with their too big to fail attitude! AS the US gov. itself is preparing for a massive civil unrest, hence the creation of NorthCom Army and the Dept. of Homeland Security! Yes these were created not to stop terrorist but to uphold the current US Status Quo! Nobody will dare to wage war against the US hence challenge will be from within (Civil War/ Peacefull Revolution)! Russia and China will be in their defense but never to launch an all out strike to the US mainland!

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

For too long a time, American companies have invested its manufacturing facilities in China, creating jobs in that country and contributing to the overall prosperity of the Chinese. On the other hand, the transfer of manufacturing operations to China has contributed to unemployment in America.

 

The article below is good news for the Vietnamese. These are the types of job-creating investments we badly need in the Philippines. Hopefully, one of these technology giants will see fit to put up their manufacturing plants over here.

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/samsung-electronics-near-license-3-023607096.html

 

 

 

[rooster69ph]

Michael O. Billington is an activist in the LaRouche Movement, Asia editor for the Executive Intelligence Review, and author of Reflections of an American Political Prisoner: the Repression and Promise of the LaRouche Movement.

 

Billington graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut in 1967. He then joined the Peace Corps, where he taught Mathematics and Music, first in Guyana, then in Thailand. Upon returning to the U.S. he joined the LaRouche movement in 1972, in the early stages of the movement's history. His wife, Gail, and his brother, Joe, and his sister, Margaret Greenspan, were also members of the movement.[1][2] Billington's book provides an "insider" look at the history of this highly controversial movement.

 

Billington ran on the U.S. Labor Party platform for County Executive of Westchester County, New York in 1977, and for New York's 24th congressional district in 1978.[3]

 

In the latter part of the 1980s, there were numerous criminal trials of LaRouche movement leaders (see LaRouche criminal trials) that were alleged by LaRouche supporters to be political show trials. Billington was tried and convicted twice, first in Federal court, then in Virginia state court. He served two years of a three-year sentence in the first case, and was then re-tried in the state of Virginia and sentenced to 77 years, of which he served 10 before being paroled.

 

Billington was charged with four counts of conspiracy to commit mail fraud in federal court and was convicted along with six associates. The case was appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which let stand the convictions of Billington and his associates. He served two years of a three-year sentence.

 

Billington was charged in Virginia State court with nine felony counts of "conspiracy to be an unregistered securities broker". Prosecutors charged that Billington solicited 131 loans from 85 people that totaled $1.24 million even though he knew the money would not be repaid.[4] Billington asserted his innocence and refused a plea bargain that would have resulted in being sentenced to the time already served in federal prison. LaRouche reportedly told his followers to become martyrs and promised that "honorable deeds shall be legendary in the tales told to future generations."[1] Brian Gettings, his lawyer (who had previously defended LaRouche associate William Wertz in the 1988 Federal trial involving LaRouche, Wertz, Billington, and four others),[5] told the court that he believed Billington to be incompetent to make decisions on his own, but a court-appointed psychiatrist deemed him competent. The judge requested a second evaluation but Billington refused.[1] Billington tried to have his attorney replaced, and Gettings himself asked to be removed, but the judge refused permission.[1][6] According to Barbara Boyd, Billington's attorney had not prepared a defense, assuming that Billington would "cop a plea," and the judge refused to permit Billington to substitute a different attorney, despite the fact that one stood ready.[7]

 

At the state trial, held in Roanoke, the prosecutor said that Billington was "ruthless" in his fundraising from old people who "look upon him in such a close and trusting fashion that they would do whatever he asked." His mother testified that he "can talk you into or out of just about anything."[1] Billington reportedly offered high interest rates and promised lenders that the money would be safer than in a bank.[8] The jury convicted Billington on all nine counts and recommended a sentence to 77 years. The judge accepted the jury's recommendation because he had warned he would do so if Billington insisted on a jury trial and because Billington showed no remorse. He served eight years of the sentence before being paroled.[9]

 

In 1990, his bank accounts, along with those of Laurence Hecht and two LaRouche enterprises, were seized to fulfill a judgment related to $260,000 obtained from an 88-year-old man suffering from dementia under misrepresentations.[10]

[rooster69ph]

As LaRouche concluded in his address to the Nov. 16 radio show quoted above: "I have had a long-standing special attachment to the Philippines, and I am very much concerned for its integrity and sovereignty and well-being today.

 

At ano naman yang special attachment sa Philippines na yan? Bakit???

 

Galing sa isang activist na convicted sa fraud ... Baka pinagloloko lang kayo nito.

[hit05]

Posts here seem dated and redundant. It lacks common sense. The Chinese are the largest US financiers holding the most US Bonds. Thus if war erupts, the US stands to gain by not honoring its obligations to a hostile enemy. Also, the Chinese funding somewhat paid for the recent US military contracts that have upgraded defense and cutting edge offense capability that were covered by US government securities. A Chinese vs USA war is completely tilted against China.

 

There is also the question of Chinese government financial integrity of stuck funds in US Securities. If China got a lot of funds in US Securities, how can they account for Chinese military buildup they made? Where did the funds come from? My conservative guess is that China made a financial hocus pocus - the real reason for its desperate military expansionist strategy which had btw, stepped on the toes of Japan and Russia - among others.

[maxiev]

Posts here seem dated and redundant. It lacks common sense. The Chinese are the largest US financiers holding the most US Bonds. Thus if war erupts, the US stands to gain by not honoring its obligations to a hostile enemy. Also, the Chinese funding somewhat paid for the recent US military contracts that have upgraded defense and cutting edge offense capability that were covered by US government securities. A Chinese vs USA war is completely tilted against China.

 

There is also the question of Chinese government financial integrity of stuck funds in US Securities. If China got a lot of funds in US Securities, how can they account for Chinese military buildup they made? Where did the funds come from? My conservative guess is that China made a financial hocus pocus - the real reason for its desperate military expansionist strategy which had btw, stepped on the toes of Japan and Russia - among others.

China has invested in some pretty expensive infrastructure in the past 10 to 15 years. Bagong yaman mentality. They must have borrowed a lot of money to make that happen. Perhaps it "borrowed" from the US or more accurately, the US paid back some of its debt to China which in turn used that money to construct all that infrastructure and modernize its military

[hit05]

China has invested in some pretty expensive infrastructure in the past 10 to 15 years. Bagong yaman mentality. They must have borrowed a lot of money to make that happen. Perhaps it "borrowed" from the US or more accurately, the US paid back some of its debt to China which in turn used that money to construct all that infrastructure and modernize its military

What you are deducting is China is probably more indebted than the USA today. This is also what I am saying, but unlike the USA which keeps a tab on its financial standing, China don't offer much public disclosures. Thus, Chinese claims to prosperity and mighty capability do not match with its almost suicidal and desperate attempt to expand in territory.

 

It is highly likely that China got a bubble larger than anyone else. Australians echo this sentiment too when it asked China to provide data on its finances.

[maxiev]

What you are deducting is China is probably more indebted than the USA today. This is also what I am saying, but unlike the USA which keeps a tab on its financial standing, China don't offer much public disclosures. Thus, Chinese claims to prosperity and mighty capability do not match with its almost suicidal and desperate attempt to expand in territory.

 

It is highly likely that China got a bubble larger than anyone else. Australians echo this sentiment too when it asked China to provide data on its finances.

And when that Chinese bubble bursts...Kaboom!!

[Ryuji_tanaka]

There seems to be a lot of news recently on Blacks getting killed in the ole US of A.

 

#Crimingwhilewhite is a mind-blowing view into white privilege and the law

http://www.vox.com/2014/12/3/7330333/crimingwhilewhite-explainer

 

#AliveWhileBlack emerges in response to #CrimingWhileWhite, Garner case

http://fusion.net/story/31531/alivewhileblack-emerges-in-response-to-crimingwhilewhite-garner-case/

[maxiev]

There seems to be a lot of news recently on Blacks getting killed in the ole US of A.

 

#Crimingwhilewhite is a mind-blowing view into white privilege and the law

http://www.vox.com/2014/12/3/7330333/crimingwhilewhite-explainer

 

#AliveWhileBlack emerges in response to #CrimingWhileWhite, Garner case

http://fusion.net/story/31531/alivewhileblack-emerges-in-response-to-crimingwhilewhite-garner-case/

Grand juries always seem to be siding with the cops lately. How can the members of the grand jury simply ignore the video showing the cop literally strangling his victim to death? And all over a petty crime of illegally selling cigarettes!!

[maddromeo]

Many people claim of another economic bust in the US! Well we just have to wait and see for ourselves, but the good thing other countries are starting to diversify their economies. Gradually reducing their use of US dollars, doing barter trades and choosing Renminbi as a alternative currency. Central banks around the world are beefing up their gold reserves as well.

In my own personal opinion there wont be a sudden collapse on the US economy or government but a gradual decline on its influence around the world. People are now starting to realize the blunders that the US has committed for the past decade and how vulnerable its economy is (due to debt). We see now the rise of BRICS nations and other NAM countries standing up against US interests. My only wish is that our country realizes this and starts to diversify our economy as well! And not be independent of the US for trade and security! And for God's sake no WWIII! US should realize that their influence is diminishing and no one believes their propaganda/ motives (w/ hidden agendas) anymore.

A True SuperPower country have the economic and military might to be called one!!! But lets hope diplomats/politicians can talk and settle their differences for a win-win solution and not just bomb one another.

[Ryuji_tanaka]

However, the Welfare Reform Act doesn't encourage mendicancy since it is only for the short-term.

Tell that to the Welfare King and Queens.

[Bugatti Veyron]

Here are some interesting information about which states in the US are worst at.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/travel/what-every-state-in-the-u-s-is-worst-at-105417305752.html?hp=1

 

What Every State in the U.S. Is Worst at (Including North Dakota at Tourism)

ThrillistDecember 17, 2014

By Kate Peregrina

One thing that makes the U.S. great: no two states are the same. That diversity leads to distinct strengths and weaknesses, but how can you know what makes North Dakota different from South Dakota, besides a made-up line separating them?

Well, in the interest of showing that every state sucks in some way, we picked out one key area where each is most deficient. This is what every state is the worst at.

Credit: Thrillist/Jennifer Bui

Alabama: Most child smokers

Alabama is one of the few states in the Union that has raised its smoking age to 19, but apparently this measure is improving health about as much as fast food restaurants listing how many calories are in a bacon double cheeseburger. Smokers gonna smoke.

More: 10 Things Foreigners Love About The US

Alaska: Highest chlamydia rate

All that oil money apparently leads to some bad decisions. But really, in the state with the lowest population density that’s also got the coldest average temperature, you can also just blame it on lonely Alaskans looking for another warm body.

Arizona: Worst at going to the dentist

Nearly 60% of people in Arizona say they don’t get regular dental exams. Which, if you’re retired and have dentures, probably makes sense. But still — gross.

Arkansas: Fewest advanced degrees per capita

Only 6.1% of people in Arkansas have an advanced degree or higher. You know your state is doing something wrong when West Virginia is calling “SCOREBOARD” about its academic prowess compared to yours.

Related: What’s America’s Booziest State?

California: Most polluted cities

Everybody already knows the air in Los Angeles feels like it was imported from a Mad Max movie. But, not surprisingly, the air also sucks in Bakersfield, Modesto, Sacramento, and Fresno. As if you needed another reason not to visit Fresno.

Colorado: Greatest cocaine use

The next time you’re in Colorado, and somebody at a party is talking about fresh-cut powder, don’t assume the discussion is about skiing conditions.

Connecticut: Most unequal incomes

Connecticut has a lot going for it, with the highest rate of school enrollment in the country and the highest per capita income. But the top 1% in Connecticut earn 41 times what everyone else earns. The rich get richer, and everybody just keeps trying to figure out what New Haven pizza is.

Delaware: Least regular exercise

According to a Gallup poll, less than half of people from Delaware report exercising regularly — for 30 minutes a day, three times a week. According to Google Maps, it only takes about an hour to drive from the north end of Delaware to the south end, and surely very few Delawareans know how long it takes on foot.

Florida: Most recreational boat accidents

Florida has the highest number of boat accidents and fatalities. Yet studies consistently show that Floridians operate boats at least as well as highly caffeinated orangutans.

Georgia: Least integrity

Politicians in Georgia are the least ethical in the country, with an estimated 658 state workers having accepted gratuities during a two-year period. State legislators were not available for comment without an offer of basketball tickets or honey baked hams.

Hawaii: Highest homelessness rate

The good news is that homelessness has been decreasing in the United States in recent years. The bad news is that Hawaii still has about five times more homeless people than Mississippi, Indiana, and Kansas. At least they get to sleep on a beach?

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

The US has already overtaken Saudi in oil production and this is the major reason why oil prices are going down. Shale-based oil from the US has been eating into the oil market. Because of the falling price of oil in the world market, consumers such as us are enjoying it. Good job, Uncle Sam.

Agreed. According to this article, Putin may even resign because of falling world oil prices.

 

http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/578145/20150106/russia-vladimir-putin-north-korea.org#.VK0NSsIcQqQ

[Ryuji_tanaka]

11 Predictions Of Economic Disaster In 2015 From Top Experts All Over The Globe

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/11-predictions-of-economic-disaster-in-2015-from-top-experts-all-over-the-globe_01052015

 

Federal Reserve Hiring an ‘Emergency Preparedness Specialist’: “Anticipating a Massive Economic Calamity in 2015″?

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/federal-reserve-hiring-an-emergency-preparedness-specialist-anticipating-a-massive-economic-calamity-in-2015_01012015

 

On The Verge Of The Next Economic Crisis, 62 Percent Of Americans Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/verge-next-economic-crisis-62-percent-americans-living-paycheck-paycheck

 

10 Key Events That Preceded The Last Financial Crisis That Are Happening Again RIGHT NOW

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/10-key-events-preceded-last-financial-crisis-happening-right-now

 

not to mention that White vs Black violent incidents are escalating after what happened last year.

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

This is already bordering on the ridiculous. What's happening to plain old common sense in America? It's not like this 70 year old teacher and collector of historical items is a threat to society. On the contrary, it seems the government is becoming a threat to citizens.

 

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/18/flintlock-from-1700s-could-land-elderly-nj-man-in-prison/

 

Flintlock from 1700s could land elderly NJ man in prison

By Maxim Lott

Published February 18, 2015

http://a57.foxnews.com/global.fncstatic.com/static/managed/img/U.S./876/493/vangilder%20copy.jpg?ve=1&tl=1

Van Gilder acquired the centuries-old gun for his antiques collection.

A retired teacher is facing 10 years in prison and the loss of his state pension for possessing a flintlock pistol that may not have been fired since George Washington was alive, his attorney told FoxNews.com on Wednesday.

In a case that underscores the Garden State's strict gun laws, Gordon Van Gilder, a retired English teacher and collector of historical items, has been charged with criminal possession of a handgun and faces up to 10 years in prison. If the 72-year-old is convicted, the charge carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 3.5 years and the pension Van Gilder earned as an educator could be revoked, penalties attorney Evan Nappen called "outrageous."

“It’s crazy," Nappen told FoxNews.com. "The gun was unloaded and strictly possessed as a historical relic. We’re hoping the prosecutor will exercise discretion and dismiss his case.”

Van Gilder readily acknowledged the unloaded gun was in his glove compartment and wrapped in cloth when he was pulled over for a traffic violation in Cumberland County in November 2014, according to Nappen. He had recently bought the gun and was planning to add it to his collection of antiques, which includes other old firearms, the lawyer said.

"Apparently there must be a lot of drive-by flintlock shootings in North Jersey."

- Gordon Van Gilder

“This is a Queen Anne flintlock, which is a very pretty gun," Nappen said. "The barrel looks like a cannon and it has a single shot – you have to actually untwist the barrel to load it – it’s pretty involved to even attempt to load it. But the craftsmanship is from the 1760s, and it’s just magnificent to think that every piece of it was handmade.”

But New Jersey law does not exempt antique firearms, said Nappen, who recently defended a Pennsylvania single mother who was pulled over just across the New Jersey border with a registered gun she carried for protection. In that case, Nappen helped his client avoid a 3-year mandatory minimum sentence only after widespread publicity including extensive coverage by Fox News led the state Attorney General's Office to drop the case.

The Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office, which charged Van Gilder, did not return a call for comment Wednesday.

If Van Gilder is ultimately convicted, Nappen said he hopes Gov. Chris Christie would consider a pardon.

But he said the case could drag on for a long time.

 

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A Queen Anne flintlock is a prized collector's item, but not the weapon of choice for modern criminals, according to firearms experts.

 

“I called the prosecutor to see what we could do on this, and the prosecutor told me that they were waiting for ballistics," Nappen said incredulously. "And I’m thinking, ‘What? Ballistics on a flintlock?'"

Second Amendment advocates say the case illustrates the need to make gun laws more reasonable.

"This proves just how Draconian gun laws are in New Jersey," Alan Gottlieb, of the Second Amendment Foundation, told FoxNews.com. "Laws that are used to prosecute gun owners like this one are why the gun rights movement cannot trust gun prohibition politicians."

Gun control advocacy groups, including the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, Mayors Against Illegal Guns and the Violence Policy Center, did not return requests for comment.

In an interview with NRA News, Van Gilder gave more details about his arrest.

“One of the undersheriffs said, ‘Well, let him go, it’s 250 years old,’" Van Gilder said. "But his boss, who is the sheriff, said, ‘No, we have to arrest him.’ Next morning, I am sleeping and hear pounding on the door, and four of them came and took me away with three or four sheriff’s cars -- I guess they didn’t have anything better to do with taxpayer money.”

“I was fingerprinted and I was chained by my legs to an ice cold bench. Apparently there must be a lot of drive-by flintlock shootings in North Jersey,” he quipped bitterly.

Van Gilder, who is frightened for his future, has set up a legal defense fund. He knows he could be in for a long fight.

“I’m charged with a felony," he said. "That could ruin my life. That could hurt my pension that I spent 34 years acquiring. And I couldn’t vote. It’s not right, it’s not fair. “

[Ryuji_tanaka]

Dollar Dump Begins: Russia Unloads 20% Of Its Total U.S. Holdings In ONE Month

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/dollar-dump-begins-russia-unloads-20-of-its-total-u-s-holdings-in-one-month_02202015

 

WWIII is going to be the American Empire vs BRICS.

[maddromeo]

Dollar Dump Begins: Russia Unloads 20% Of Its Total U.S. Holdings In ONE Month

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/dollar-dump-begins-russia-unloads-20-of-its-total-u-s-holdings-in-one-month_02202015

 

WWIII is going to be the American Empire vs BRICS.

 

Now if all the other countries will follow in dumpuing the dollar! It will break US/West economic hegemony!

Does anyone here knows that our BSP (central bank) holds any gold reserves? or using fiat/ dollar reserves?

[Ryuji_tanaka]

Shock Report: Domestic Black Sites Now Operational: “When You Go In, No One Knows What’s Happened To You”

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/shock-report-domestic-black-sites-now-operational-when-you-go-in-no-one-knows-whats-happened-to-you_02252015

 

Landing Strips, Farms and Hideaways: Secret Escapes of the Elite: “The Rich Are Worried and They Should Be”

http://www.shtfplan.com/aftermath/landing-strips-farms-and-hideaways-secret-escapes-of-the-elite-the-rich-are-worried-and-they-should-be_02202015

 

Reminds me of pre-WWII Germany....

[maddromeo]

Guys follow Alex Jones or visit his site Infowars.com to be updated on the demise of the US Empire and its so called "Elites"