TomF75

The End of the U.S. As We Know It: Tracking the Dollar Downward

Just what every Canadian has always wanted...A share of the massive US Federal Deficit!! NOT!!!

We spent it, we're stuck with it!!


On Feb 02 11:23 AM MichaelJ007 wrote:

> Paco, I agree with many of your comments. Inflation WILL occur, hyper-inflation
> is very possible. I am in complete agreement that the US, like the
> fallen nations/currencies before, is in complete denial of it's ability
> to sustain itself. However, I think that if and when the US economy
> collapses the shift will be towards that of unity instead of division.
> As in the North American Union or something to that extent. We will
> need more citizens to share and repay our debt burden as well as
> more means of production and consumption so that the Gov can continue
> to grow(spend) and consume(tax). The Federal Government is NOT stepping
> off the throne anytime soon and an alliance of some sort is much
> more beneficial and therefore likely than an overthrow or dissolution.

The End of the U.S. As We Know It: Tracking the Dollar Downward

Apparently the author is unaware that the govts of NY and Cali are more bankrupt than the USA itself. Additionally NY has the highest level of OUT migration in the nation. California ALSO has a huge OUT migration, the only that keeps it population going up is the massive immigration from Mexico.


On Feb 01 04:17 PM donzelion wrote:

> "Now, remind me again why these economic blocs [Texas, NY, and California]
> would want to remain in a bankrupt union whose currency has failed?"
>
>
> I guess since without the union, New York would be a province of
> Canada and California/Texas would be part of North Mexico, it's sort
> of a moot point. I suspect there's quite a few folks left who realize
> that there are ties and bonds that go deeper than even what looters
> and lobbyists can pillage.