The U.S. national debt crossed 100 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) at the end of March, with signs that it might cross the record of 106 percent of GDP reached immediately after World War I…
yep. I’m curious what kind of country I’ll be living in after. We all see ourselves as American (those of us who are such) but certainly we’d crack up into a few countries. It’s always the disccussion of “It’s going to collapse! It’s going to collapes!” We should seriously be talking about what the region is going to look like AFTER the collapse and what we can do to prepare for it now.
If for no other reason than the ability to do so would be gone while the reformation happens.
yep. I’m curious what kind of country I’ll be living in after. We all see ourselves as American (those of us who are such) but certainly we’d crack up into a few countries. It’s always the disccussion of “It’s going to collapse! It’s going to collapes!” We should seriously be talking about what the region is going to look like AFTER the collapse and what we can do to prepare for it now.
If for no other reason than the ability to do so would be gone while the reformation happens.