The usa is the main engine of the world economically and militarily and diplomatically and the rest of the world rises and falls with the usa, good or bad.
Is it? I've already seen this statement before and honestly I'm getting more convinced about it.
I'm not intending to promote socialism or comunism which is even worse but the current game we are playing in has a lot of flaws.
We need a change but nothing seems to come up.
What is the problem? The central banks? The currency system? The private banks? The rich? The poor?
Why should the USA be an economic slave to the world? Maybe the world economy would do much better without leeching off the USA. Maybe USA would be better for Americans if we didn't slave away supporting the global world masters...
Break your chains and free yourself.
An anti-usury power must conquer the world & put an end to this once & for all. The only viable candidate thus is an Islamic empire.
Well, huge trade deficits clearly show that some countries are somehow importing much more products than they are exporting. Some countries barely have production, yet are somehow richer in life standards than countries with very high production.
- You will become one of the poorest nations on Earth the moment any of those systems collapse, such as the USD, as all else will shortly follow. Better not put too much faith in the US, put your wealth elsewhere, towards the East. This is financial advice.
The best remedy of all is to develop scarce and desirable skills.
I think the problem rests on the complex financial schemes that some bankers make up in order to get better returns. This is actually the root of all the financial crisis we've had so far, everything was about bubbles that these bankers provoked at the expense of the people.
There is a really good do on the GFC of 2008 titled “Inside Job.” It makes one think that things could not have gone worse if it were our goal to cause a financial crisis. The Great Depression led to the Glass Steagall Act which prohibited the commingling of commercial banking with investment banking. It seemed to work. Then the Gramm Leach Bliley Act of 1999 (I think) largely undid that policy. I believe this was a pivotal cause of the GFC. The Dodd Frank Act was then enacted to make banks more conservative in their reserves, but I still think it is not as effective a preventative measure as was Glass Steagall.
This proves only China can be trusted.
Several reviews have dismissed the doc as one big ad for investing in gold. Sure, you can invest in gold. I do. On a risk adjusted basis, it has actually been one of my best investments. But here’s the thing: what gives gold its value? You can’t eat it, drink it, or use it to keep you warm in the winter. You can’t even use it to buy groceries! If you were selling your car, and a guy offered to pay you in gold bars, would you even know how many gold bars your car is worth, and why? Even gold isn’t a uh… “silver bullet.”
You were going well until you proposed an Islamic power as candidate for regulating the world. That was funny.
Anyway, I also think the problem is corruption. We have been ruled by fkn greedy people that don't care about the world. Good people should rule the world but they are not willing to get into politics because it's too dirty and dangerous.
These people can come from any religion and even be atheists because you can find good people everywhere.
The contactees (people in contact with aliens) say this is going to end soon because the aliens will kill them all (seperate the wheat from the chaff). Hope this is true because it's impossible to go forward with these mf.
I can't envision a pyramid scheme that takes centuries to collapse, nor one that tangibly enriches the average participant as opposed to a small minority of them.
gold behaves as any commodity so its price is based on the law of supply and demand
The video is referring to the moment Nixon abandoned the gold standard.
