Please try to understand the bigger picture. The American economy or all other nations is not going to improve.

What happens, all the bankrupt nations will have to borrow money from the world bank. I don't know where the world bank will get all that money from but, the way it goes, the borrowers will not be able to pay their debt so, they must surrender their resources to world bank so that it can recover the debt. In the case of Iceland I guess they lost all their own mineral rights. Other countries have oil, ( UAE may go that way ), water, health and education system and other public services. You can see how devious this system is. Ultimately, governments will make their own citizen the slaves of who ever own the world bank.

The stupidity of it all is non of the f**kers ask where is the world bank going to get its money from. Just like the federal reserve in US.

Quote from: MasterPlaster on December 19, 2009, 07:22:09 PM
You can see how devious this system is. Ultimately, governments will make their own citizen the slaves of who ever own the world bank.

Which also begs the question, does it not(?), do the Chinese own us and our resources?  Rumors were recently in circulation on the Internet that a Chinese army was massing on the Southwestern American border.  They may decide to claim ownership of what's "theirs".

Okay, you may be right.
But if you are, then I see no way the world economies can continue as is with these problems hanging over our heads as they are.  My continued point was: It's going to all end.  Get ready as best you can.  If you can.

--Lee

an economic collapse is inevitable.
primarily because the "leadership",
does not have enough wisdom,
to fix even basic problems.

their inability,
combined with their inability to admit that they make mistakes,
let alone fix their own mistakes,
makes an economic crash,
the only "allowed" outcome.



the current socio-economic condition is poisonous.

it is toxic to our environment,
our quality of life,
and our evolution as a species.



within a few years of the crash,
the quality of life will be several times higher,
than it is now.

because we will have a lot more free time,
a lot more freedom,
a lot more self-actualization,
a lot less stress,
and a future that WE actually choose.

and that is WITHOUT any of the supressed technologies.
WITH the supressed technologies, it will be several times better yet.



we will still have problems.
we will still want for more.

but compared to this fool-spawned nightmare,
the several times estimate, is very accurate.

china is not an economic power house.
china is an economic forest fire.
that is burning itself down to the roots.



the chinese care too much about money.
they don't know how to balance working,
with quality of life.

they have a long history of strife,
drama,
and destroying themselves.

because they take materialism,
and themselves,
too seriously.



the only reason why china is a "unified" country,
is because the chinese military,
is holding the population hostage.

the only reason why their government was able to get as coherent as it is,
is because western rich people organized them.

by tempting enough chinese providence leaders with wealth,
in exchange for endless cheap manufacturing.



without western rich people to bedevil them with promises,
and without an unlimited fiat money system to bribe them,
china will quickly devolve into endless fighting over territory and resources.

which is exactly what china has been,
for all of its history.

one colony of industrious ants,
trying to wipe out a neighboring colony of industrious ants.



china isn't a great conqueror.
it is a disaster zone waiting to happen.

@nitinnun
With respect to Replies # 297 & 298,

Interesting choice of communication.  Unique, really.

I agree with your prose poetry in the stanzas you deliver.   

I've traced my ancestry back to China through a tentative line of male ancestors from Attila the Hun. 

China is as you say.  They have a lot of evolution to negotiate in the future before they can settle down to a more civilized existence.  Their leaders are fairly simple to figure out since they usually act in predictable ways.  The Chinese peasant people aren't so bad.  They think about survival and how money can help them achieve that, but then so are many other people, even Americans.

But, I agree with you in the most part.  Their leaders will suffer like the rest of the warmongers who act like them.  It's just a matter of time.

--Lee