You always heard that USA has 34 trillion debt. But you know who is giving USA the debt?
Five top countries: 1. Saudi Arabia 2. Kuwait 3. China 4. Japan 5. United Arab Emirates
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates sells oil to USA in US dollar. USA prints US dollar. So it’s technically debt.
But what they get in return? Basically they sends their children to America for education, make tall buildings and lead luxurious life with the oil money.
They also pays America to keep them secure from their enemy. America has troops working for these country.
But who is the biggest enemy of Arab? America themselves and their friend Isreal. Basically Arab pays America to project themselves from America.
China and Japan buys bonds of America. China does this so that America allows them to openly trade in American market and other countries with USD.
Japan buys bonds to protect themselves from 3rd nuke. As we all know America nuked Japan twice. Many people died. They don’t want this anymore. That’s why keeping good relationships with America while America help Japan with military power.
But now Saudi is building their own army, (obviously with training from USA or they won’t let this happen). UAE hiring soldiers from Pakistan and Bangladesh. Iran is taking lead and making good bonding with Saudi Arabia. For the first time Shia and Sunni Muslims are together to get more powerful.
Iran is a country where America has zero control and Iran has enough nuclear power and natural resources.
Also, history tells every empire has a life span of 100 years on average.
It’s clear the world order gonna change. USD will fall. Euro and other currencies will also fall as they are backed by USD.
It’s time to buy Gold, Silver and Bitcoin. Even I cannot grantee shit coins.
We all know, when governments prints money, Bitcoin go up. When dollar loses its value, only Gold, Silver and Bitcoin will be able to survive. Eventually Bitcoin will also fall taking us to Gold and Silver era again.
The best decision you can take now is, buy some Bitcoin, Gold and Silver.
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