Comments on: Are We On The Verge Of An Economic War With Russia And China?

By: Thoth

Thoth — Tue, 01 May 2012 16:02:25 +0000

Unbridled nationalism, as distinguished from a sane and legitimate patriotism, must give way to a wider loyalty, to the love of humanity as a whole.

By: Chad Streifel

Chad Streifel — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:40:57 +0000

This will not only be an economic war… Get ready for WW3. How else can you see a resolve? I want your educated opinion on what will fix this issue. Trust me, if it does come down to a war, I for one will not be a soldier (puppet). If you believe fighting for your country is heroic then take that gun of yours and do us all a favor. No, I don’t mean fight the good fight, I mean shoot yourself in the head. Anyways, proof of this economic war is shown on May 4th.

By: Ruth Rachel Anderson-Avraham

Ruth Rachel Anderson-Avraham — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:57:09 +0000

“On the verge”…? We are already there -

By: scott

scott — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:47:28 +0000

Well this is no suprise as we have become an abominable Nation. It is our sins that have brought us to this point. Look at Abortion, Same Sex Marriage and taking God out of everything. It is no wonder that this once Great God Fearing Nation Founded on Christian Principles is now becoming the Tail Rather than the Head.
However, be not deceived by the Russian and Chinese threats because it is the Resurrected Holy Roman Empire that we should really be fearful of. The Europeans hold more of our debt than the Chinese. The Russian anxiety is merely a detractor to the real threat to the US. The tensions between Russia and the US could be another push for the EU to come together sooner in order to mediate between the two.
We will soon see the coming war with Iran start. This will also bring about the rise of the new Roman Emperor. These things are spoken of by Daniel the Prophet and are very clearly coming to pass right before our eyes. These events will close this age of men and usher in the Kingdom of God here on Earth. For more information on these and many other subjects please see: http://www.ashininglight.info/

By: james m. convey

james m. convey — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 22:12:49 +0000

“…….Frankly having the benefit of hindsight, as well as watching Paulsen stutter and stumble through his discussion with Charlie Rose the other night, I for one am not buying his book, which would be adding insult to my own injury at the hands of this charlatan! I would therefore caution anyone, not to pay much attention to his assessments of the international brinksmanship that is and always has been Global politics and economics. In other words: “he doesn’t know what the blazes he is talking about!!” His ilk would see us revert back to cold war political policies and “superpower” thinking, which we clearly can no longer afford, rather than develop strategies to cope with the normal challenges of healthy competition from without !

Have we become so small and frightened, that even competition in commerce can scare us into some renewed neocon evil darkness? Where is the spirit of entrepreneurial and technological genius that grew the U.S.A into the most respected economic and political regime on the planet? It is when we allow these buffoons (AKA) Paulsen, (who showed no sense of mea culpa whatsoever, for his part in the recent financial fiascos), to become our spokesmen and leaders that we falter and become as frightened little sheep! This is a cowardly approach to life and it’s challenges. The real truth is that we need to learn from this experience and not to repeat the mistakes of the past. Paulsen it seems, would have us believe that his approach and that of his old neocon masters in Washington, is still the only way to view the world. Maybe we should invade Russia next or hey, what the heck, lets go for the gusto and start a war with China!! What ever happened to simply competing. Doing things better than the other guy etc! We know we already have the biggest stick on the playground, how about we now prove we can also remain the biggest economy…………….!

By: Tony W

Tony W — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:18:53 +0000

My question is why should these countries — China and Russia — see the U.S. as anything other than a rival at least, an enemy at worse. Remember, it is Washington that has pushed its military alliance NATO to the borders of Russia, opened numerous military bases on that country’s underbelly, some used by the CIA as black sites to torture terror suspects, sent warships into the Black Sea, Baltic Sea. Washington along with their lackeys in Brussels seek to encircle Russia, and China, hence the weapons to Taiwan. For those countries, the currency vulnerability is one to exercise as long as it doesn’t blow back in their face. No one will ‘drop’ the dollar. What they will do is ditch it slowly, so it’s almost not noticed, like the boiling of a frog in a pot. The temperature is gradually raised and the frog doesn’t no what is happening.

By: NewAmericaNow

NewAmericaNow — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 18:39:26 +0000

This is exactly why Thomas Jefferson was so adament about the control of money being in our hands and was dead set against central banks in any form. Once you lose control of your money you lose control of your destiny. Someone close to me said that it is interesting how we bought Manhattan for some worthless bobbles and we are now selling our nation for those same bobbles now in the form of cheap chinese goods. Thanks for always posting interesting thought provoking articles.

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:58:26 +0000

It’s ironic. That is what it is.

The US was planning to do something similar to the UK because of the Suez Crisis. As the UK had a lot of debt in US hands, plus the US held Sterling Bonds, it was used against the British, who couldn’t let the Sterling devalue, to end the crisis back in 1957.

The date which marks the end of the Suez Crisis can also be used to mark the death of the British Empire.

So the US having to play the part of the British in their very own Suez Crisis, 53 years later, is upsetting as they have not learnt from history.

By: Tony

Tony — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:18:28 +0000

I hope so, cant we just get this thing over with already?

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By: Nemo Denovo

Nemo Denovo — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:37:17 +0000

As always GREAT points listed as to why we need to more diligent then ever in our efforts to monitor what is happening in our GeoPolitical sphere. It is up to US [the People] to save ourselves from the coming financial Armageddon bearing down on the average American, this can only be accomplished through our observations and best guess [for a lack of a better term]as to how things are going to play out. It is quite unfortunate that the majority of people will be caught off guard as to the total extent of the severity of this crisis until it far too late to do anything about it. Again Thanks for your hard work and efforts, and I would hope that you would give your permission for me to repost your articles, with credit and links back to your site. Have A Great day.

Nemo