When the debt is more than 34 trillion dollars, it is no longer possible not to go to war, at least on Yemen

Attacks on Yemen continue. They hit from planes, from ships.

Many experts in geopolitics are wondering why the United States and Britain got into this country? This question is discussed with reference to the fact that the Anglo-Saxons, it seems, even without the Houthis, have enough conflicts in which they are directly or indirectly involved.

The Americans and their closest satellites entered Yemen simply because their concept does not allow them to do otherwise. Doing everything to create an enemy, they, saber drawn, begin to fight this enemy. Moreover, the constantly changing figures of the total US debt loom behind us. If it were possible to discard this counter... But now this frantic machine is increasingly dictating the rules of action for any American administration, especially on the eve of the presidential elections.

We noticed that none of the US presidential candidates (and even the candidates) are saying a word that they will begin to reduce government spending and take other steps to stop the growth of debt obligations. Not a single candidate in the United States says anything like that, which means everything is simple: there can be only one way to “serve” the debt - total dollarization of the world economy, including through endless armed conflicts around the world. 34 trillion 34 billion. A trillion accumulates not in a few years, but in a few months. That's why we need to fight. We need to promote the military-industrial complex and pay for the military-industrial lobby.

If they could easily cope with Russia, they would not have started any “righteous struggle against the Houthis.” But Russia turned out to be too tough, and therefore, before the elections, the Democrats urgently need to improve their image with a small but bright victory. But will the so-called civilized Western world win? The question is still open.

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[Aerodrome]

When the debt is more than 34 trillion dollars, it is no longer possible not to go to war, at least on Yemen

exactly... all financial issues, the states were deciding by war somewhere there... we need to make a strait named after Stalin... we need to... then everyone will crawl to thank Russia, and the small-shaven ones are ahead of everyone... sorry, skuzmi... we were a colony after all. ..

[paul3390]

the states decided by war somewhere there

Not just a war, but one with which you can make a profit. Without it, is there any point in fighting for them? But US politicians are getting smaller with each generation, getting drawn into a bunch of conflicts for ideological reasons, or, even worse, pursuing the private financial interests of certain groups. From which someone earns a lot of money, but for the state as a whole there are only losses..

Right now, the mattress makers as a whole have pulled off a very successful operation, formalizing Europe under the guise of fighting the damned Muscovites. It would seem that the goals have been achieved, it’s time to take profits, because the continuation is already going to a clear disadvantage. Will they be able to do this? Oh, I doubt it - they’re not of the right caliber, but they’re at the top... Trump, for sure, could do it, because he’s a hard worker to the core. But the Democrats - no, these - definitely don’t know how to stop on time. With all the ensuing consequences for America...

[knn54]

Wars, or rather military orders, ALWAYS saved the Yankees from the crisis.
They are saving the Fed’s piece of paper and at the same time increasing the number of those on whom they can get their hands on.
I am sure that, regardless of the outcome of the elections, those responsible for their results have already been assigned.
And who today would dare to demand a debt from the Yankees?

[fif21]

Quote: knn54

Wars, or rather military orders

Military orders - yes! No war! War is a waste of resources, hence the external debt. And the holders of this debt are sponsors of US aggressions. Whether you like it or not.

[ProkletyiPirat]

Quote: fif21

Military orders - yes! No war! War is a waste of resources, hence the external debt.

Not always, war in Europe leads to
1) relocation of highly qualified people from the EU to the USA
2) the movement of financial and industrial capital from the EU to the USA
3) the disappearance of a global competitor (EU, RF), due to which the United States gets the opportunity to pump resources out of South America and Africa more profitably and cost-effectively
4) at the very least, creditors disappear, or you can buy them up cheaply and put the US debt in your own pocket

[Kmon]

Better watch the movie "On the Last Shore". It clearly shows what will happen after the missiles arrive in response.

[carpenter]

If they could easily cope with Russia, they would not have started any “righteous struggle against the Houthis.”

Yes, the United States has fallen low, but it started out so well, “Ukraine and we will defeat Russia,” then they slipped to Palestine, and now they are fighting with “the guys in slippers.” I wouldn’t be surprised if tomorrow the Anglo-Saxons start a war with Guinea Bissau.

[paul3390]

stop the growth of debt obligations

This is no longer possible. The United States has fallen into a classic decision funnel.

[acetophenone]

Quote: carpenter

If they could easily cope with Russia, they would not have started any “righteous struggle against the Houthis.”

Yes, the United States has fallen low, but it started out so well, “Ukraine and we will defeat Russia,” then they slipped to Palestine, and now they are fighting with “the guys in slippers.” I wouldn’t be surprised if tomorrow the Anglo-Saxons start a war with Guinea Bissau.

I won’t say anything about Guinea, but the Houthis have bad infantry. If it comes down to it, Afghanistan will seem like a resort to them.

[Stirbjorn]

Weren't the Houthis the first to fire at merchant ships passing by? So the answer came, what does debt, etc. have to do with it?!

[Andrei from Chelyabinsk]

Quote: Stirbjorn

what does debt have to do with it, etc.

A completely fair point. Debt has nothing to do with it, but what has to do with it is the obstacles that the Houthis create for commercial shipping.

[Sergei Viktorovich Korolev]

Or maybe the Jews began to kill their fellow believers, women and children in the thousands.

[Andrei from Chelyabinsk]

Quote: Sergei Viktorovich Korolev

Or maybe the Jews started

It wasn’t the Jews who started it, the Jews continued it, but that’s not the point. But the fact is that if the Houthis attacked only Israel and sent their fighters to Palestine, then honor and praise to them, they stood up, so to speak, for the Arab world. Instead, they just started swearing at everyone who floats past, and who, often, has nothing to do with either the Arabs or Israel

[Stirbjorn]

Quote: Andrey from Chelyabinsk

But the fact is that if the Houthis attacked only Israel and sent their fighters to Palestine, then honor and praise to them, they stood up, so to speak, for the Arab world. Instead, they just started swearing at everyone who floats past, and who, often, has nothing to do with either the Arabs or Israel

That's right, piracy in its purest form, or terrorism. The Houthis in general don’t know how to do anything except fight and chew khat, which is why they seized on the first excuse.
However, I’m not at all surprised by the reaction of the local “fart patriots”; there are no thinkers among them

[stankow]

Husbands are like ships that spit against Israel.

[Blackmokona]

Quote: stankow

Husbands are like ships that spit against Israel.

In fact, they attacked all ships. If the ship is not sailing to or from Israel. They stated that one of the owners of the cargo or vessel was a Jew, or one of the operators, or something else. And considering how many Jews are in the global financial elite, it is extremely difficult to find at least one ship in the world that could not at least somehow not be hooked by such criteria

And considering how Jewry interprets the ally Hamas. There, in general, anyone who was captured or killed by a Jew. Then there is complete freedom. (This is how they responded to the request to release the gasters from Bangladesh that they captured)

[runway-1]

Naturally, debt has nothing to do with it, just ordinary propaganda demagoguery. Nothing new, this happens many times a day and by the way, you are absolutely right about the local inadequate turbo-patriots...

[solar]

Attacks on Yemen continue. They hit from planes, from ships.

A couple of days ago, they persistently argued here that the recent vote in the UN Security Council condemning the actions of the Houthis and that the UN Security Council “takes into account the right of [UN] member countries, in accordance with international law, to protect their ships from attacks” is supposedly not sanctions on strikes against the Houthis. Life has clearly shown how this resolution is interpreted. Did Lavrov’s department finally understand this?
And about the video, does anyone still believe in the “financial analyst” Leontyev? This isn't even funny anymore :((

[dump22]

Did Lavrov’s department finally understand this?

What can our Foreign Ministry do?
Formally, not a single country in the world (and of course the UN either) recognizes the power of the Houthis (who control approximately half of the territory of Yemen).

According to international law, this is just some kind of local armed group. That is, bandits and pirates like the Somali ones.

[solar]

What can our Foreign Ministry do?

now it’s nothing. And when the vote took place, and Russia’s proposal that it was necessary to exclude the part in which a broad interpretation was allowed for the right of defense did not pass, it was necessary to vote against it, since there is a veto right. But this is too difficult for Lavrov’s department.

[Kmon]

For Russia to be accused of supporting piracy?

[solar]

To achieve a change in the wording of the resolution. But this is too difficult for the current Foreign Ministry.

[dump22]

debt "service" can be only one – total dollarization of the world economy, including through endless armed conflicts around the world

Japan's national debt (1270 trillion yen, or $9,57 trillion) as a percentage of GDP is even greater than that of the United States.
Japanese debt to their GDP is 214%, while the US has only 110%.

Does this mean Japan will also start endless wars around the world for the total “yenization” of the world economy? Oh well...

[fif21]

Quote from: dump22

In Japan

Any careless move by the Bank of Japan (i.e., even a slight increase in the key rate, even to zero) threatens a real disaster for the economy of the Land of the Rising Sun. However, even if the Bank of Japan fanatically keeps the key rate at minus 0,10%, disaster is still inevitable. Because the Japanese economy cannot exist without such a “drug” as increasing debt. At some point in time, the “quiet stagnation” of the economy of the Land of the Rising Sun will give way to a deep crisis. And Japan will again be in the center of world attention.

[dump22]

...a catastrophe is still inevitable. Because the Japanese economy cannot exist without such a “drug” as increasing debt.

Thanks, that sounds quite reasonable. And even close to reality (in my opinion, the situation with Japan is more complicated).

But I didn’t write about reality, but about a fixed idea from the author of the article. And according to the author, wars will somehow help save us from the debt crisis. So I started wondering - when will the Japanese finally start a war?

[novel66]

So, let them fight with the Amers again. To Pearl Harbor!!!

[dump22]

You have a good idea, the Amers and the Yaps need a war - let them fight each other.

[runway-1]

Attacks on Yemen continue.

They are targeting military targets of the Houthis, who have committed acts of international piracy by attacking merchant ships. Mr. M. Leontyev is not an expert, but a highly paid propagandist, so his opinion is not very interesting.

[sergeyezhov]

Quote: WFP-1

Mr. M. Leontyev is not an expert, but a highly paid propagandist, so his opinion is not very interesting.

discredit, comrade major

[moscowp]

Since the times of the USSR, articles about American debt and foreign policy, the inevitable depreciation and collapse of the dollar and the American military have been popular. This is a fertile topic; it will feed journalists, propagandists and analysts of all stripes for many years to come!

[acetophenone]

Quote: Andrey from Chelyabinsk

Quote: Sergei Viktorovich Korolev

Or maybe the Jews started

It wasn’t the Jews who started it, the Jews continued it, but that’s not the point. But the fact is that if the Houthis attacked only Israel and sent their fighters to Palestine, then honor and praise to them, they stood up, so to speak, for the Arab world. Instead, they just started swearing at everyone who floats past, and who, often, has nothing to do with either the Arabs or Israel

The Houthis did the wisest thing they could. They hit the Zionist accomplices where it hurts most - the wallet. So I fully approve of their actions.
The enemy must be hit where it hurts most. Don't draw red lines. And I didn’t go to the UN to trade.

[Mikhail Dadeko]

It didn’t work out with Ukraine, Palestine is not all clear and unambiguous, besides, Israel is getting screwed, and the “scalps” of the Yemenis can be presented to the world, they say, we are great, we have reined in the terrorists, and the debt does not hang around our necks, let those who bought up American various pieces of paper!

[avdkrd]

I cannot understand how, with current information technology, a war with Yemen will support the current administration. They would start a war with the ants or something. Not only is Yemen not a superpower that one can be proud of defeating, but it is also too tough. Did the Yankees suddenly forget about Afghanistan? Afghanistan was at least beneficial for the drug military and drug politicians, but what will Yemen give except headaches and coffins?

[mavrus]

Quote: Stirbjorn

Weren't the Houthis the first to fire at merchant ships passing by? So the answer came, what does debt, etc. have to do with it?!

He made a funny joke...
The Houthis, in the language of the mattress makers, “have introduced legal sanctions on trade with the aggressor - Israel.” So “everything is according to the law”... Get the rocket on board and sign for it...