This information comes from a trusted source
who has reported reliably in the past. However, This is raw intelligence.
You will recall that last November or December the Chinese decided to
reduce their buying of U.S. treasury instruments. As China moves from an export
economy to a domestic consumption economy there isn’t a huge need to buy U.S.
securities. Meanwhile Japan stepped in and bought China’s reduced portion of U.S.
treasuries.
The Japanese government has issued an advisory to some of its
business people that in April Japan will reduce or quit buying U.S. Treasuries.
The Japanese believe the U.S. economy will take a major hit in April. The
Japanese government also fears that the U.S. military will not protect Japan
when this economic “hit” occurs.
Ironically, the first tetrad, a series of 4 blood moons begins 15
April 2014 o5 15 Nisan on Pesach or Passover.
This re-affirms what I wrote yesterday that when an economy “hits
the skids” the Illuminati looks to start a war somewhere. Friends, all it takes
is an incident between two feuding nations to start a war. This information is
bolstered by the fact that Japan has a major catastrophe on its hands with Fukushima.
The possible war scenarios are:
1. The Psalm 83 War in the Middle East
2. A war in Syria, the Obama regime wants a war against
Assad
3. The U.S. and Japan go to war with N. Korea
4. A China – Japan war
5. A war in Ukraine
6. A Pakistan - India nuclear confrontation
The Obama
administration warned on Monday that it could start defaulting on the
government’s debt obligations “very soon” after it runs out of room to borrow
under a legal cap on public debt.
Washington
is due to end a suspension of its limit on borrowing at
the end of this week, and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said the administration
can use accounting measures to stay under the cap until the end of February.
After that,
“very soon it would not be possible to meet all of the obligations of the
federal government,” Lew said at an event hosted by the Bipartisan Policy
Center, a prominent Washington think tank.
Washington has
danced perilously close to the edge of default several times since 2011,
and this year some Republicans pledge to extract policy
concessions from Democrats before they allow the debt limit to rise.
The
administration has vowed not to negotiate on the matter, and Lew said public
finances are in good enough shape that long-term fiscal problems don’t have to
be solved this year.
It is unclear
if Republicans, who are pressing for an overhaul of the government’s health
care obligations, will put up much of a fight over the debt ceiling. U.S. House
Speaker John Boehner, a Republican, said last month America “shouldn’t even get
close to” default.
In
October, Congress and the administration suspended enforcement
of a $16.7 trillion cap on borrowing until Feb. 7. If the ceiling
isn’t raised by then, the Treasury can juggle government accounts for a few
weeks to keep just under the limit.
Once it loses
the ability to borrow, the Treasury would pay its bills by relying on incoming
revenue and any cash left in public coffers.
Many
economists think a U.S. default could trigger a financial panic and perhaps
even a depression, and Lew urged lawmakers to act swiftly to raise the debt
ceiling.
“Unnecessary
delays or political posturing … could snowball into a manufactured crisis,” Lew
said
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