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victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
max steel wrote:victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Dont worry american global hegemony will falter in coming 2-3 decades .
victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Werewolf wrote:max steel wrote:victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Dont worry american global hegemony will falter in coming 2-3 decades .
By 2050 there will be no country with the name United States of America on this planet. Empires rise and fall, mainly from within or consumed by others.
TR1 wrote:Werewolf wrote:max steel wrote:victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Dont worry american global hegemony will falter in coming 2-3 decades .
By 2050 there will be no country with the name United States of America on this planet. Empires rise and fall, mainly from within or consumed by others.
Delusional as always.
Keep crying, the US is not going anywhere.
Werewolf wrote:TR1 wrote:Werewolf wrote:max steel wrote:victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Dont worry american global hegemony will falter in coming 2-3 decades .
By 2050 there will be no country with the name United States of America on this planet. Empires rise and fall, mainly from within or consumed by others.
Delusional as always.
Keep crying, the US is not going anywhere.
Please, if i want opinions on politics from an imbecile i go and listen to Psaki.
TR1 wrote:Werewolf wrote:TR1 wrote:Werewolf wrote:max steel wrote:victor1985 wrote:Well nowadays americans rule the world. And you know how they are. Their global finance dont wanna loose their status. Do you think they actually think what would happen in case of war? No if the war bring them money theyll do it. Only thing that stop them right now is that others have a power and a war means loose on their team.
Dont worry american global hegemony will falter in coming 2-3 decades .
By 2050 there will be no country with the name United States of America on this planet. Empires rise and fall, mainly from within or consumed by others.
Delusional as always.
Keep crying, the US is not going anywhere.
Please, if i want opinions on politics from an imbecile i go and listen to Psaki.
Not only will the US be around in 2050, it will still have a larger economy and larger military than Russia.
Wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Crony Capitalism all the way . US will have less hegemony by 2050 . It's a fact . That I highly doubt. Seeing as how Dollar is now losing its edge and aliens' investment bank could create a wedge between US and its various allies, and its horrendous debt, I highly doubt US will have the economy close to what it has now in the future, especially if they end up defaulting. Cant stay on top forever. By 2050, aliens' investment bank will outdo world bank and IMF, or maybe outdoes even now, considering it encompasses several star systems or something (with it rumored with IMF moving to centauro proxima), US grip economically will diminish severely. Wont be poor, but wont be what it is now for sure.
Mike E wrote:The US doesn't have an economy, heck... We don't even have a military. All we have is a debt-ridden state with a bubble about to burst at any moment.
Mike E wrote:The US doesn't have an economy, heck... We don't even have a military. All we have is a debt-ridden state with a bubble about to burst at any moment.
You live here, so for sanity's sake you should know what I'm talking about here. The Fed plus all the behind-our-backs money-pumping is going to burst one day, and probably (hopefully?) soon.TR1 wrote:By that standard Russia's economy and military are not even worth being talked about.Mike E wrote:The US doesn't have an economy, heck... We don't even have a military. All we have is a debt-ridden state with a bubble about to burst at any moment.
max steel wrote:Whatever helps you mate
TR1 wrote:More legitimate than Russia's oil price dependent budget, sorry.
2008 bubble (despite being product in large part due to shitty US company practices) showed how much of the world still trusts the US economy and in the central place of the dollar in the international economic system. As opposed to Russia's economy and the ruble....lol. Real valuable currency right there. Such a big financial player in the world Russia is.
The American private sector is leagues above Russia's. Not even much of a comparison to make right there.
As for military, won't even go there. Money speaks.
Yeah I live in both countries, so I can make a comparison based on first hand experience as well. Not a comparison that favors Russia.
How? Illegally pumping worthless dollars into what is then worthless market via an illegal organization is a legitimate economy? TR1 wrote:max steel wrote:Whatever helps you mate
It doesn't help me, it is a sad fact that Russia's economy is run by thieves and morons.
There is a reason so many Russians leave the country to do their business elsewhere- and I am not talking about the thieves who stay in Russia while shipping their money out into Swiss banks or London real estate.
Awful business climate, and all due to the self-serving government in power.
It is only going to get worse before it gets better, if ever.
Mike E wrote:TR1 wrote:More legitimate than Russia's oil price dependent budget, sorry.
2008 bubble (despite being product in large part due to shitty US company practices) showed how much of the world still trusts the US economy and in the central place of the dollar in the international economic system. As opposed to Russia's economy and the ruble....lol. Real valuable currency right there. Such a big financial player in the world Russia is.
The American private sector is leagues above Russia's. Not even much of a comparison to make right there.
As for military, won't even go there. Money speaks.
Yeah I live in both countries, so I can make a comparison based on first hand experience as well. Not a comparison that favors Russia.
The world doesn't have any faith in the dollar, the IMF does... If it wasn't in control of our ****heads the dollar would be recognized as the trash it really is.
As far as I'm concerned, the Ruble is worth more than what the dollar really is.
And it's failing.... The private sector here has been getting screwed over for years.
Money doesn't speak when the MIC milks the living **** out of the taxpayer. Cause the Stryker and F-35 are "worth" the billions and billions in cost.
- Like what max said; whatever floats your boat. Living in delusion must be one heck of a ride.
More legitimate than Russia's oil price dependent budget, sorry.
2008 bubble (despite being product in large part due to shitty US company practices) showed how much of the world still trusts the US economy and in the central place of the dollar in the international economic system.
Real valuable currency right there. Such a big financial player in the world Russia is.
The American private sector is leagues above Russia's. Not even much of a comparison to make right there.
As for military, won't even go there. Money speaks.
Yeah I live in both countries, so I can make a comparison based on first hand experience as well. Not a comparison that favors Russia.
It doesn't help me, it is a sad fact that Russia's economy is run by thieves and morons.
There is a reason so many Russians leave the country to do their business elsewhere- and I am not talking about the thieves who stay in Russia while shipping their money out into Swiss banks or London real estate.
Awful business climate, and all due to the self-serving government in power.
It is only going to get worse before it gets better, if ever.
You can say all you want about the ruble, the fact is nobody has used it to stabilize their currency and economic prognosis (outside the CIS, and even then, not really), nobody buys it up like they do dollar denominated assets, nobody holds substantial amounts of it as their foreign exchange reserves....I could go on and on. Countries that rely on the ruble due to their dependance on Russia (Belarus, Kazakhstan, etc) have been feeling just how hollow the ruble is with the recent devaluation.
TR1 wrote:There is a reason so many Russians leave the country to do their business elsewhere- and I am not talking about the thieves who stay in Russia while shipping their money out into Swiss banks or London real estate.
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