Can hardly blame them. “Let’s tear America down” has been their motto.
We know where this is going.So glad I purchased gold 10 years ago.
Based on the rates of gold and silver, even Americans are converting their dollars into physical commodities.
Close our borders. Let us become completely self-sufficient...there’s not a darn thing in this country that we need that we can’t produce for ourselves! We feed h alf the world and we give them our TREASURE on a daily basis in the form of aid...down a rat hole or into a dictators pocket in MOST cases! Grrrr!
Granted, our BOGUS ‘standard of living’ might be slightly reduced and we won’t have cheap stuff from overseas, but we’ll have good quality American-Made items that will last a generation!
And I’ll bet you a homemade donut that Americans wouldn’t even REMOTELY notice. *Rolleyes*
Man, when I run this Country, there are gonna be some mighty BIG changes, LOL!
Not by accident either. This is all intentional, and aided and abetted by our own so called leadership in the past 15 years or so...
The plan is to lower our standard of living while raising the standard of other countries, eliminate our sovereignty and borders, and eventually creating a world socialist government, where several hundred or so super wealthy and political insiders basically control the entire planet.
It's all about total control and total power over *everything*.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2289842/posts
French President Nicolas Sarkozy called for a revamp of the global currency system, saying Thursday that the dollar's supremacy is outdated.
“We need to ask the question: shouldn't a world that is politically multi-polar correspond to a multi-monetary world economically?” he said in a news conference during a summit of world leaders in L’Aquila, Italy.
Sarkozy calls for talks on dollar
Business Week | July 9, 2009, 4:56PM ET | Business Week
Posted on 07/10/2009 11:18:27 AM PDT by MyTwoCopperCoins
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2289842/posts
Given that India purchased a further US$38 billion in American Treasuries last year, more than doubling its exposure, doesn’t this sound more like a token attempt at “solidarity” with the other BRICs?
A new economic order without the greenback’s dominance.