After some high-level negotiations in Switzerland with representatives from US President Donald Trump, the Chinese have decided to bankrupt the US corporation, according to Asian secret society sources.
The Chinese agreed to negotiate with Trump’s representatives only after he promised to withdraw the massive tariffs he had placed on China. That is because the Chinese refused to talk while under threat. However, the temporary removal of most of the sanctions by Trump does not undo the main fact at issue: The United States Corporation is bankrupt.
The US needs to refinance over 9.2 trillion of debt by December 31. Trump has been trying many things to try to deal with these upcoming bills. The video below discusses how Trump, the Stock market, the Federal Reserve and Tariffs are all connected.
That is why Trump is bragging from his just ended trip to the Middle East: “This is a record tour. There’s never been a tour that will raise — it could be a total of $3.5-4 trillion just in these four or five days,” Trump said.
To understand why Trump seeks money in the Middle East, take a look at this photograph of Dubai, 1985- 2016 only 31 years later…The Toyota office tower is still standing In its original place. What a huge achievement
So far at least Qatari Emir Tamim Al Thani announced he would pay $200 billion 160 Boeing planes deal and strengthening ties. Not quite $4 trillion but…even if this number is true, and it is almost certainly not, it is not enough to end the US bankruptcy.
In a sign it really is over, even Moody’s rating service has now downgraded US sovereign debt.
As Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent commented in an interview on NBC News’ Meet the Press “I think that Moody’s is a lagging indicator.”
My own experience says by the time Moody’s downgrades it is pretty much game over.
In the case of the US, the can has been kicked down the road a hundred ways from Sunday ever since 911. This has involved their invading Iraq to steal their oil, promising a black communist president in exchange for loans, extorting Japan with earthquake weapons, trying to start all out nuclear war multiple times, hitting the world with a pandemic etc. The latest threats are more of the same: pandemics, starvation, earthquakes, war against Iran etc.
The decision made by the dragon family, the leadership of the Anglo Saxon five eyes and others is that enough is enough. It is time to pull the plug once and for all.
To understand why the US needs to go through a hard landing bankruptcy, we can learn lessons from Canadian first nation communities. Those communities that continue their traditional economic activity are generally healthy and prosperous. Those that survive on government hand outs have high levels of alcoholism, drug use, incest and a general breakdown of the social order.
The same can be said of the United States ever since the US dollar went off the gold standard and started taking the fiat money drug. In 1971, the year the US went off the gold standard, an estimated 13% of the US adult population were overweight or obese. Now that number is 74%. Also, somewhere during that time, the US lost the protestant work ethic that made it strong in the first place.
Basically speaking, the US has repeated the history of the Roman empire. Rome built its empire through military and administrative strength. Then the Romans sat back and enjoyed bread and circuses while the conquered nations paid the tribute. The result was decadence similar to what we see now in the US.
As a sign of this, the most popular career choice for the young generation American now entering the workforce is to be a YouTuber or social media influencer. By contrast young Chinese aspire to be engineers at high tech firms.
The manager of a large car parts manufacturer with factories in the US as well as in China says they have trouble finding employees for their factories in the US. Those they do hire do not work hard and quit often, he says. He is not alone in these views:
Inappropriate attire, excessive use of cell phones, poor quality of work, and foul language are just a few of the reasons 65 percent of U.S. hiring managers gave for firing college graduates who had recently started their first job.
Other concerns managers had about the graduates included lateness, failure to turn in assignments on time, unprofessional behavior, and inappropriate dress and language. Seventy percent of companies surveyed noted that some hires had to be placed on performance improvement plans.
This sounds like a metaphor for the United States as a whole. What this means is the US and its people will metaphorically and literally be forced to go from 74% overweight to 13% overweight. When the dust settles, it will probably mean a lot of overweight unemployed YouTubers will find themselves working hard physical shifts in factories. At the end of the day their beer will taste better and they will be healthier.
Knowing he does not hold a strong hand, US President Donald Trump said he would be willing to travel to China to speak with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping about foreign policy and economic issues.
Asian Secret Society sources close to Xi say the Chinese leader sees no point in meeting Trump until the undeclared Western civil war now raging ends.
Instead, China has announced a tightening of control over its strategic mineral resources, a move that comes days after trade talks with the United States that placed the export of critical materials in the spotlight.
In an online statement on May 14, China’s Ministry of Commerce said Beijing would strengthen control over the entire supply chain of strategic minerals, including mining, processing, transportation, and exports.
This is a clear indication the Chinese are playing hardball. Dragon family representatives, the Vatican hierarchy and others will be meeting in Asia this week to discuss exactly how to put the US through bankruptcy proceedings.
This is the initial plan a representative of the five eyes intends to present to the Asians at this and at subsequent meetings:
The United States Corporation will formally declare bankruptcy and
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