Give me and everybody else for that matter a break.
First of all you are regurgitating content that has been discussed over and over on all the media for years now ad nauseam.
Secondly, you got a significant part of it wrong. What hurts America hurts the world. Also it is not America that is in trouble living on loan - it is China. When you owe 1000 you are in trouble, when you owe 1million it is your lender who is in trouble. Go ask Trump, who was millions in debt and he knew he didn't need to worry because it was not his ass on the line but the banks...When he sunk even further - guess what? they gave him more...
China, neither anybody else holding dollars can do much anymore...they are stuck with the paper...The bottom line is the only people who do have a say are the Saudis in what the dollar will be worth.
Thirdly, France moving to nuclear energy is not that wise of a move as you want to make it out. If you had done any real research you would have found that current estimate of global uranium reserves is about another 10-15 years with *current* consumption levels. It will probably be not viable as energy source much sooner due to price... All that investment in infrastructure will be a loss for France. Actually, france could have better invested in cheaper alternatives to nuclear.
Why don't you get off your high horse and stop pretending you are giving new insight.
Anybody, who wants to get the information from the real source I would suggest anything written by Matthew Simmons or Michael Ruppert. Those people think for themselves.
First of all you are regurgitating content that has been discussed over and over on all the media for years now ad nauseam.
Secondly, you got a significant part of it wrong. What hurts America hurts the world. Also it is not America that is in trouble living on loan - it is China. When you owe 1000 you are in trouble, when you owe 1million it is your lender who is in trouble. Go ask Trump, who was millions in debt and he knew he didn't need to worry because it was not his ass on the line but the banks...When he sunk even further - guess what? they gave him more...
China, neither anybody else holding dollars can do much anymore...they are stuck with the paper...The bottom line is the only people who do have a say are the Saudis in what the dollar will be worth.
Thirdly, France moving to nuclear energy is not that wise of a move as you want to make it out. If you had done any real research you would have found that current estimate of global uranium reserves is about another 10-15 years with *current* consumption levels. It will probably be not viable as energy source much sooner due to price... All that investment in infrastructure will be a loss for France. Actually, france could have better invested in cheaper alternatives to nuclear.
Why don't you get off your high horse and stop pretending you are giving new insight.
Anybody, who wants to get the information from the real source I would suggest anything written by Matthew Simmons or Michael Ruppert. Those people think for themselves.
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