 Anything to do with United States business and politics, the economy, rivalries with china, terrorism, war, the bush administration, clinton, reagan, dick cheney, the cold war, richard nixon, deep throat, war profits, oil profits, the oil industry, the automotive industry, the airline/airplane industry, recession, depression. The United States is currently in a war-induced recession and owes money to the Chinese government. Meanwhile, the Chinese economy is booming and we're busy twiddling our fingers and worried about some stupid war in the middle-east when we really should be more concerned about LOSING the trade war against China. And we ARE losing. The United States government is currently over $7 trillion dollars in debt, and much of that debt is actually loaned to us from, you guessed it, China. American business and politics is uniquely glued together due to our capitalist society. The problem is that China is now bigger capitalists than we are. Our car companies are moving to China for cheaper labour and soon the airline industries will follow suit. The only way for us to stay competitive is better education systems, except universities these days are too expensive... so what is to become of the United States when this recession turns into a depression? | |
