Confirmed: We're Literally On the Brink of Catastrophic Collapse
This is what Tim Geitherner said:
Secretary Geithner Sends Debt Limit Letter to Congress
$1 trillion by March because they'll probably get their way. Read the
opposing view in that article - not raising the debt ceiling is just as
good as an option.
The govt needs to pass a law that the debt to the Federal Reserve
is illegal and should be written off completely.
The debt to China - they need to impose an import tax on Chinese goods
and instead of collecting the money, the Chinese should reduce our
debt obligation to them by that taxed amount.
This is a pretty serious situation.
China is dumping their US debt in good chunks but not enough to
cause a panic because that would cause others to dump theirs driving
the US dollar value down making whatever they hold worthless.
I'm just hoping that the US dollar doesn't experience hyperinflation
because we'll all be in trouble beyond imagination.
What are the solutions? I think just getting self sustainable as fast as
possible stocking up on food, water and other necessities, etc...
What else?
This is what Tim Geitherner said:
Secretary Geithner Sends Debt Limit Letter to Congress
I am writing in response to your request for an estimate by the Treasury Department of when the statutory debt limit will be reached, and for a description of the consequences of default by the United States.
Never in our history has Congress failed to increase the debt limit when necessary. Failure to raise the limit would precipitate a default by the United States. Default would effectively impose a significant and long-lasting tax on all Americans and all American businesses and could lead to the loss of millions of American jobs. Even a very short-term or limited default would have catastrophic economic consequences that would last for decades. Failure to increase the limit would be deeply irresponsible. For these reasons, I am requesting that Congress act to increase the limit early this year, well before the threat of default becomes imminent.
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Treasury would prefer not to have to engage again in any of these extraordinary measures [suspension of the issuance of certain types of government debt and government investment vehicles]. If we are forced to do so again, these measures could delay the date by which the limit is reached by several weeks. Once these steps have been taken, no remaining legal and prudent measures would be available to create additional headroom under the debt limit, and the United States would begin to default on its obligations.
So we have a gun to our heads again. They're going to loot anotherNever in our history has Congress failed to increase the debt limit when necessary. Failure to raise the limit would precipitate a default by the United States. Default would effectively impose a significant and long-lasting tax on all Americans and all American businesses and could lead to the loss of millions of American jobs. Even a very short-term or limited default would have catastrophic economic consequences that would last for decades. Failure to increase the limit would be deeply irresponsible. For these reasons, I am requesting that Congress act to increase the limit early this year, well before the threat of default becomes imminent.
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Treasury would prefer not to have to engage again in any of these extraordinary measures [suspension of the issuance of certain types of government debt and government investment vehicles]. If we are forced to do so again, these measures could delay the date by which the limit is reached by several weeks. Once these steps have been taken, no remaining legal and prudent measures would be available to create additional headroom under the debt limit, and the United States would begin to default on its obligations.
$1 trillion by March because they'll probably get their way. Read the
opposing view in that article - not raising the debt ceiling is just as
good as an option.
The govt needs to pass a law that the debt to the Federal Reserve
is illegal and should be written off completely.
The debt to China - they need to impose an import tax on Chinese goods
and instead of collecting the money, the Chinese should reduce our
debt obligation to them by that taxed amount.
This is a pretty serious situation.
China is dumping their US debt in good chunks but not enough to
cause a panic because that would cause others to dump theirs driving
the US dollar value down making whatever they hold worthless.
I'm just hoping that the US dollar doesn't experience hyperinflation
because we'll all be in trouble beyond imagination.
What are the solutions? I think just getting self sustainable as fast as
possible stocking up on food, water and other necessities, etc...
What else?
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