Recently, I started talking about last years 2013 H & R Block commercial picturing $1 Billion dollars on U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier, an it got the restaurant owners and waitresses attention in a big way where there curious about discussing my findings. To remind you these people are from Greece which has been in the news over financial troubles. I asked them to divide $1 Billion by 48 which is the number of blocks shown in this commercial aboard the air craft carrier. I will not post the exact number but its roughly $20 million per block. For this occasion, I personally picked this restaurant because of the number of Navy personnel and families who happen to come here over the many years. Which happens to show pictures of Navy graduates from the Great Lakes Training Center. I mentioned the history of using the military to transfer values gold and silver aboard military ships. They were surprise an kind of excited to hear that. Then I dropped a ticking time bomb on them. The US government has a massive unsustainable and unaffordable $17.5 TRILLION DOLLAR DEBT. Where it now owes other nations who are actively building up there navy for a future confrontational war an possible massive transfer of wealth. Apparently, to transfer $17.5 TRILLION valuable hard assets other then holding our fiat currency. Its likely if the US today was going to somehow wipeout $17.5 TRILLION in DEBT it would need 17,500 naval aircraft carriers each to move $1 BILLION as seen in the H&R Block commercial. Thats insanely impossible which is why it can not happen. It also answer the question will there be a $1 collapse in the future. The answer is a YES. Its now 200% guarantee going to happen which nothing can stop it. We as US citizens can not afford that type of transfer of wealth as tax payers or otherwise. We will be Walking Dead broke, bust and bankrupt. There will be a war over our massive debt. Several million people will have to die and starve to death. Believe it or not.
Posted on: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 01:52:05 +0000
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