The United States currently stands as the world’s only superpower. It holds power in many areas: politically, economically and militarily, but particularly in its political system.
However, the U.S. has accumulated so much debt to many countries in the world that it would in fact be declared bankrupt if its loans and balance of trade are calculated. It is even stranger that the more the U.S. owes, the more powerful it becomes and more overtly exerts pressure on other countries. Why is this so? The reason is simple: the U.S. never has to repay its debts as long as it continues to print money. Naturally, the U.S. also has a better strategy — while “stupid nations” are happily calculating their interests on loans, the U.S. devalues it is currency to gain from the change in the exchange rates. The last resort that the U.S. has is to declare war or wage a proxy war to resolve its debt crisis, or even to create particular situations that these “stupid nations” would fall for. In view of these possibilities, it can be concluded that “stupid nations” are merely working toward their own demise when they service the U.S.
Although the U.S. owes the world a lot of money, it is not urgent for the country to sell more in order to repay its debts. In fact, apart from a few key allies, the U.S. will not export its high-tech products, modern military arms and goods by important economic sectors, and especially not its non-renewable resources, like those buried deep underground, because those resources are sold to the U.S. almost for free by “stupid nations.” Besides, if any nation decides to provide less to the U.S., the U.S. will pressure them to do otherwise.
To conclude, we must be very clearheaded when dealing with the U.S.’ selfish strategies; it will indeed be disheartening if we continue to act foolishly.
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