America’s burden in trying to protect herself from the attacking nations is a tremendous one that she will not be able to carry

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cwar4The nations are moving against the dollar. They know that without this instrument of power, American imperialism & military might is laid bare. Knowing this they are running for the exits.

She is trying to maintain this dollar domination by waging wars of aggression, commencing economic warfare, and threatening other nations. It won’t hold though. They are no longer cowering in fear of American threats, force, and power.

cwar2 Like they say on the streets, nations like Russia and China are taking it like a “G”! Sooner rather than later the US mode of power, her dollar, is going to fall down completely throwing the empire into utter disrepair.

cwar3As God’s Last Messenger said in words….”America’s burden in trying to protect herself from the attacking nations of the world is tremendous, one that she will not be able to carry. Therefore, she must succumb to the powerful forces that are coming against her. The fall of a nation makes way for another. As the earth continues, all nations and their civilizations are limited upon it, except the original nation, which takes on renewals and changes.

cwar5Though in appearance America seems steadfast, she is moving towards an ultimate end. One great problem to be solved in the Fall of America is the liberation of the so-called American Negro (the lost and found people of the original Black nation of the earth). They have been here for four centuries, mistreated and brought into a state of corruption and shame. They now are being helped, although they are as blind mentally as someone is physically.

In all the preparations of the Divine Supreme Being and the nation of righteousness to remove the enemy of God and the righteous from the earth, the poor so called American Negro cannot see it.”–pg.18(tfoa)

World is in currency war between US, China, Russia, Japan: Economist

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An American economist has said that the world is in a currency war between the United States, China, Russia, and Japan, questioning the countries’ economic growth.

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“The world is unfortunately in a currency war between the US, Japan, China, and Russia, keeping the interest rates very low and increasing the supplies of money and credit beyond normal, sustainable limits,” said Mark Thornton, senior fellow with the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Alabama and a research fellow with the Independent Institute in California.

Thornton made the comments following a report by the International Monetary Fund that China has overtaken the US as the world’s largest economy.

The IMF estimates that the size of the US economy is $17.4 trillion, while the Chinese economy comes in at $17.6 trillion, Business Insider reports.

However, these figures are adjusted for the relative costs of living in both countries, known as “purchasing power parity.” Without the purchasing-power adjustment, America’s GDP will total about $17.4 trillion, compared with China’s $10.4 trillion, the IMF predicts.

Thornton said that economic growth in the United States during the past decade was mostly based on the government’s borrowing and spending which led to the massive national debt and subsequent deficits.

“In the US, the GDP growth has been driven largely through a process of large government deficits and the burgeoning national debt,” he said.

“An unprecedented radical monetary policy of keeping interest rates very low” also contributed to an unsustainable economic growth, Thornton told Press TV on Wednesday.

The American economist said China’s growth policies are also questionable and will not be sustainable in the future.

“They (China) have a lot of planned investment in infrastructure, housing, office space and the building of giant skyscrapers and they have a lot of inventory of all those products and under utilization of infrastructure investment,” he noted.

China remains the biggest foreign holder of US government debt, holding an estimated $1.27 trillion in US Treasury bonds.

The United States accuses China of lowering the price of its exports by manipulating its currency.

“Growth is a good thing, but in the case of China and the US, we have to question whether it’s natural, sustainable,” Thornton said.

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