Writing off USA debts means suicide for the USA. The
bulk of the USA debts are held domestically by their banks, retirement
fund establishments, big businesses on Wall Street and other USA
investors. What will that do to retirees, as one example, is enough for
the USA to think about.
The rest of the debts are held by
countries like Japan, UK, China and a host of others. Even just writing
off those debts is as good (or bad) as committing suicide for the USA,
as future attempts to lure those countries to invest in USA securities
is going to be just attracting their 'middle fingers' in response.
Unless such countries are Anglo-Saxon Whites with different agendas.
Suffice
to say, the problem for the USA is more on their domestic investors
holding USA debts. Writing those debts off means they get nothing back.
What doing that is going to happen inside the USA itself is not going to
be peaceful, as overnight, many are going to be wiped out totally.
When
we look at them just seizing Russian assets is really turning out to be
not a palatable move, as Russia has all the leverage to retaliate.
During the COVID19 demonization of China, there were voices in the USA
talking about seizing China's Treasury holdings. Why didn't they dare to
do it? The reason is simple. Doing that is going to create a dumping
tsunami, which the USA is unable to fathom. And who would dare to invest
further with that move? Anonymous
12/07/2024
America has no problems. US debt is not a problem. Really?
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It is an existential problem when the US$ losses its hegemonic status. The USA will collapse like a house of cards. Trump is clearly terrified of the de-dollarization move by BRICS. All the wealth of the super-rich will evaporate, and the USA had to fight tooth and nail to keep the US$ hegemonic status unscathed. That is a tall order.
Though de-dollarization is slow, but steady, despite Trump's tariff threat, the writing is on the wall.
USA has no debt problem. Only other countries have debt problems. Really?
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