In the comments to 6 Years Late And 250% Over Budget: Georgia’s Newest Nuclear Plant | ZeroHedge1, at99sy notes: 100% the fault of union contracts.…
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In the comments to Russia: NATO Not Taking Nuclear Threat Seriously | ZeroHedge, Bacon’s Rebellion notes: May 2022 new nuclear bomb B61-12 large-scale production will…
Leave a CommentHail Spode writes about the consequences of fake money, i.e. backstopping of big business by national banks, sometimes described as quantitive easing (but it’s not):…
Leave a CommentApparently an armada has been formed by the United States with the UK, the Netherlands and Germany all joining in to send their carriers and/or…
Leave a CommentSome argue these stories are just the product of silly reporters. There’s certainly enough of those chasing the bandwagon of public opinion. But behind many…
Leave a CommentThere’s been another white phosphorus attack by the United States or allies in Syria, yesterday, on the town of Hajin. This was closely preceded by
Leave a CommentThe economic writing on the wall is writ large now. The USA is no longer solvent. Sure, there is cash flow but the trends are so negative that only a world war and an economic reset (reneging on their debts to China and Saudi Arabia to start and the rest of the world to finish, with perhaps an exception for the UK and Israel) will give them a hope of meeting any obligations.
The decision to go down this path was made when the election of 2000 was rigged in G.W. Bush’s favour and the PNAC (Project for the New American Century) warmongers came into power, such as Dick Cheney and John Bolton. While Bill Clinton is a bad who married an evil woman, he has largely lived on his charm. His United States (not his wife’s) was predicated on expanding trade and making friends. While a lot of Clinton’s *bonhomerie* was empty glad-handing and PR, during his stay in power the deficit radically shrank. The USA had a chance of turning its budget and financial situation around on people *wanting to do business* with the USA and doing so of their own free will.
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Drawing up battle lines for war: Japan wades into the Taiwan-China conflict
Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso has claimed that any war between China and Taiwan would be an attack on Japan. “If a major incident…