
Chinese Math: T-Totals

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On the heels of the major international news of the U.S. abduction of the President of a large nation accompanied by military action, asset markets around the world shrugged their shoulders. Indeed, some of the reactions are quite the opposite of what one might expect. For example, if anyone thought seizing Venezuela was all about getting “cheap oil”, take a look at what crude oil futures are going this morning.


Remember in the late 1980s how it was a foregone conclusion that Japan was going to shove aside the U.S. as the world’s top economy? I wrote a long chapter about it in my Panic book. Anyhoo:

Pretty much the last flimsy pillar upon which the United States stands:
