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Originally posted by Saab
The US is in real trouble economically. I trade the forex market know about world economies and study these issue as its basically my second job. The US is in an enormous amount of debt, they are borrowing money each month to pay of their debt. Soon they wont be able to do that as the supply money in the US will be diminished. No other country wants to lend the US as they cannot afford to pay off any debt at the moment. Syria has one of the largest underground oil fields in the world which has been barely touched. The US are infiltrating this war from supplying weapons to terrorists against Assad why ? Because they want any excuse to invade Syria , control Syria and take their resources to eliminate their debt. They are framing all this Chemical weapon attack on the Syrian government when it was the rebels who stole those chemical weapons a year ago.
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There is so much misinformation in this post.
The idea that "no other country wants to lend" to the U.S. is completely bunkers. U.S. treasuries are still regarded as a safe bet. Our debt-to-GDP ratio is on par with most of the leading economic powers(Germany, UK, e.g.).
Secondly, Although the WORLD(not just America) needs oil to run, Syria's oil can not "eliminate" America's debt. This has tons to do with oil(M.E. foreign policy, as a whole, is based around oil), but nothing to do with debt. And let's not act as if Assad is a democratically elected victim here.
He is a power hungry monster that would rather see his people die than to let go of power.
