If the U.S. continues to use devaluation as a strategy for reducing its international debt obligations I haven't seen proof of this strategy.
The policies outlined in the Forbes article remain in place.
That wasn't proof of your "debt reducing strategy".
I simply cited the Forbes article to get you started. There's plenty of other material about the subject on-line. Over the years, I've written numerous posts here about this -- as have several other Freepers. Search on terms like "US devaluation to reduce international debt reserve currency" -- you'll get hundreds of thousands or tens of millions of hits. Limit the search to the "Freerepublic.com" domain name, and you'll still get a couple of thousand hits. I studied this topic in economics courses decades ago (taught by American profs, using American texts, FWIW). It's not a new revelation, and I'm not making things up.
"That wasn't proof of your "debt reducing strategy"."
Perhaps I should have called it a "partial debt default strategy".