Crisis and imperial onslaught
John Saxe-Fernández, The Day, Thursday January 27, 2011. Saved
proportion, disturbing similarities observed today with the dynamic economic-policy between 1929 and 1939: since the bubble burst in 2007 U.S. housing frenzied swings are financial, stock, production, high unemployment and underemployment rates Chronic; also insufficient for the payment of sovereign debt exchange and conflict between the United States, China and Europe, which some see as the prelude to war trade and foreign exchange. In 2010 the United States persisted in bank closings, foreclosures, evictions bulk and symptoms of marked economic decline and hegemony in the short, medium and long term, reflected in coupling and uncoupling also monetary, commercial and geopolitical.
For Martin Feldstein of Harvard, the stimulus of federal spending in 2011 will be diluted by the deterioration of state and local finances, while the drop in home values \u200b\u200breduce household spending. This is confirmed by the Case-Miller index of S & P today (26-I-2011). The mega bailout for Wall Street weaken the real economy and result in an offensive against the class popular media and, in a vicious circle present in the warning given by Ben Bernanke, head of the Federal Reserve (Fed), the Senate budget committee on the need to control the deficit: to do so, he said, the economic and financial statements would be severe. According to Paul C. Roberts, former Reagan Secretary of the Treasury, it means the Fed can not continue indefinitely by printing banknotes to finance wars and bailouts for the mega rich, but yielded to Obama and tax cuts for higher income, and Congress approved the never assigned mostly military in history.
The dynamics that led to World War II shows that use the letter military to confront economic weakness is very risky. Albert Speer, Hitler's armaments minister, in his testimony before the Nuremberg court certainly recognized the need for oil and other resources were central motif in Hitler's decision to invade its neighbors, today the U.S. war and occupation increases in Iraq, Afghanistan and expands to Pakistan and Colombia to Mexico and Central America. Iraq is still occupied with mega bases, 40 000 troops and tens of thousands of contractors managed from an embassy bigger than the Vatican, while the risks are globalized and intensified war blowback. Contain by military or covert operations dependence oil and the falling dollar as a reserve currency (Republican Ron Paul says that wars and conflicts in oil producing states happen to maintain the hegemony of the dollar) is an invitation to chaos and the general war as documented by W . Clark Petrodollar Warfare (2005).
The American free trade is strange. Operates from a monumental spending more than 40 percent of GNP (in 1929 was 11 percent), beware of the invisible hand and leans on the handle military and the CIA: when it invaded Iraq the first thing I did was convert to dollars all oil transactions in euro, and was ongoing when the 2002 coup in Venezuela and Chavez was a prisoner, the rebels, at the request of the United States, proposed take Venezuela out of OPEC and increase by 400 thousand barrels of crude oil supply to bring down the price. Paul Roberts (The End of Oil, 2004) writes that according to the oil cartel's president, shortly before the coup were circulating operating bets against OPEC in the markets, but when people foiled the putsch, speculators lost their shirts.
that the Bolivarian Revolution today manages the largest reserves of conventional oil and unconventional world, from the Potomac a multimillion-dollar political war raging against him, led by the CIA, Newsweek, CNN ("Colonial News Network?) and the sepoys as always.
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