Holding China to Account!

Skybird · 10-04-11, 01:56 AM

Na das sagt ja der Richtige...

It'S becoming a habit by America to accuse others over it's own misled policies and failures. It's the fault of the Europeans who do not will to make as much debts as Washington insists they should. It is China'S mistake that America is not competitive and has pushed forward this globalisation thing without repairing its own tax evasion system and massive structural deficits first. At the same time America embraces some methods that some time ago it would have staunchly attacked: demanding global mass-exproprietation in form of global inflation that comes as the price for the policy of cheap money.

How much times have changed. The Chinese are no holy people, but the US is in absolutely no position to lecture others over fiscal policies, it has none-zero-rien-nada-keine authority left to do so - the rest of the global community still pays for the consequences of the last mess America's superior business and fiscal models have created. If you slammed your past three cars into walls and trees all by yourself, you do not threaten others with sanctions over their driving styles.

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Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,640 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Na das sagt ja der Richtige... It'S becoming a habit by America to accuse others over it's own misled policies and failures. It's the fault of the Europeans who do not will to make as much debts as Washington insists they should. It is China'S mistake that America is not competitive and has pushed forward this globalisation thing without repairing its own tax evasion system and massive structural deficits first. At the same time America embraces some methods that some time ago it would have staunchly attacked: demanding global mass-exproprietation in form of global inflation that comes as the price for the policy of cheap money. How much times have changed. The Chinese are no holy people, but the US is in absolutely no position to lecture others over fiscal policies, it has none-zero-rien-nada-keine authority left to do so - the rest of the global community still pays for the consequences of the last mess America's superior business and fiscal models have created. If you slammed your past three cars into walls and trees all by yourself, you do not threaten others with sanctions over their driving styles. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 10-04-11 at 03:27 AM.