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The U.S. debt problem is reframed as resource leverage: if Asia and Europe need North American energy and fertilizer, they have less room to abandon U.S. Treasuries and the dollar system.
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U.S. debt
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"Okay? And why does this matter? Well, let's look at this. Let's look at who owns the most U.S. Treasuries. Basically, if you own..."
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"Okay? Belgium. Luxembourg. Canada. France. Ireland. Switzerland. These countries are Europe. And again, where do we say most oil from the GCC go? It..."
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"Okay? All right? The $39 trillion debt, not a problem because the entire world is dependent on North America for resources. The Ponzi scheme..."
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"This is U.S. debt. You can see how the debt is just booming, okay? So up until the year 1980, for 200 years of..."
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".S. dollars, and it's transferring its U.S. dollars into gold, okay? So China is encouraging everyone to buy gold. Don't buy any more U.S...."
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