What I believe in is a firm economic foundation. Something a country, a nation, can build the next level on. There are traditional Economic fundamentals that need adhering to for this to occur. Looking to our current crisis we can see what we did 30 years ago is impacting today. This means we need to be mindful of what we do today because it will be impacting on our economies in 30 years time. The first example is of borrowing from our children.We are sitting in one of history's worst economic crises and few people have not been affected with most people heavily affected. Economic cycles occur and are part and parcel of economies, but these chronic recessions are from system failures, deviating from the fundamentals.The US of A is the world's leading economy. What it does affects the rest of the world who continually keep an eye on it's situation if they want to get ahead. Needless to say much of the world can and have independently gone to pot on their own.



Friday, September 10, 2010

When the party is over, who will bail out the American Socialists?

When the party is over, who will bail out the American Socialists?




In the late ‘70s, when the money was all gone. The Labour Govt had to go begging to IMF for a loan to stabilize their country. As has Greece recently had to do. And what happens when Uncle Sam has spent himself into chaos and needs to hit someone for a few bucks?!



Look Back at the Socialist Ignomious Shame of History’s Largest Empire:

Production ceded to better and more diligent competitors in Germany, Japan and Taiwan. Everything from schooling to health was virtually free, all in addition to the huge dole bill. The unions who put the UK socialists into power were asking double digit pay increases. When their govt required pay restraints to curb inflation of 26% they continually went on strike in an annual worsening cycle of implosion.

The rich were paying 75% on their last tax slice of income.

The industry was paying hyper inflation wages in lieu of re-capitalisation. Many large industries failed under the strain and were nationalised.

Well it led to a Conservative backlash when Maggie Thatcher came in and managed to set things right. But this was not until after the previous govt had gone to the IMF begging for a few billion to stabilize their inflation and crisis (Callaghan’s What Crisis?).

Who can America borrow a few trillion from when it all goes south?

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