금년 안에 미국 경제는 시스템적으로 붕괴하게 됩니다.
아래 소나무님이 올린 글이 현실화가 된다는 이야기입니다.

미국 달러 지배는 지나간다
http://www.surprise.or.kr/board/view.php?uid=160480&table=global_2

이 경우 미국내의 폭동과 소요는 반드시 발생하며, 계엄령의 선포같은 사후대책도 이미 미 정부에서는 준비하고 있습니다. 예전 짐 리카르드라고 하는 CIA재정고문의 경우 미국이 'THE DAY AFTER PLAN'을 행정부 차원에서 가동하고 있다고 한 적이 있습니다. 다른 것이 아닙니다.

100조달러 붕괴는 미국의 국가기반을 근본적으로 무너뜨리는 엄청난 규모입니다. 미국내 전문가들 중에 100조달러 붕괴를 말하는 이들이 하나 둘 늘어가고 있습니다. 각 주(洲)의 파산이 줄잇고 미 연방이 해체되어 여럿으로 나뉘어질 수 있는 상황에 맞닺뜨리게 될 것입니다. 폭동과 소요는 근본적으로 미국을 망가뜨린 세력에 대한 내전으로 발전해, 미국은 이전의 모습을 유지하지 못할 수 있습니다.

경제 붕괴가 현실화되면, 그리고 미국이 계엄령을 선포해야할 정도로 폭동과 소요사태,내전으로 어지럽게 되면, 미국이 전세계에 걸쳐 운용하고 있는 무력(武力)을 유지하기 위한 재원 삭감은 필연적이 될 것이며, 주둔 무력(武力)에 대한 삭감, 철수,복귀 움직임이 일어나게 될 것입니다.

전세계에 걸친 개입(INTERVENTION)의 역사가 미국 경제의 붕괴로 인해 마감되고, 예전의 고립주의로 돌아가고 싶지않아도 돌아갈 수 밖에 없는 상황에 처하게 되는 것입니다.

만약 미국이 이러한 자신이 처한 현실을 무시하고, 국내적 상황을 외부의 전쟁으로 돌파하기 위해 특정 해외 지역에서 군사적 도발을 시도하게 된다면, 미국 역시 종국적 멸망을 각오해야합니다. 이는 워싱턴의 네오콘도 알고 있다고 봅니다.

전장(戰場)이 미 본토가 되는, 미 본토가 역사상 유래가 없을 정도로 위험하게 된다는 것을 워싱턴도 잘 알고 있을 것입니다. 이에는 러시아가 있고,이란도 있고...

미국은, 최근 미일동맹의 격상 등 그동안 동북아에 일본등과 공동방위체제를 구축하는데 역점을 기울여왔습니다. 물론 일본도 미국경제붕괴의 영향권 밖에 있는 것이 아니며, 일본 경제도 순조로운 것이 결코 아니지만, 미국이 퇴각하는 자리를 일본이 물려받는 상황이 올 수도 있습니다.

그 때가 되면 동북아정세가 어떻게 될 것인지 관심을 갖지 않을 수 없습니다.

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$100 Trillion American Economic Collapse with Jim Rickards

Most People Cannot Even Imagine That An Economic Collapse Is Coming

The idea that the United States is on the brink of a horrifying economic crash is absolutely inconceivable to most Americans. After all, the economy has been relatively stable for quite a few years and the stock market continues to surge to new heights. On Friday, the Dow and the S&P 500 both closed at brand new all-time record highs. For the year, the S&P 500 is now up 9 percent and the Nasdaq is now up close to 11 percent. And American consumers are getting ready to spend more than 600 billion dollars this Christmas season. That is an amount of money that is larger than the entire economy of Sweden. So how in the world can anyone be talking about economic collapse? Yes, many will concede, we had a few bumps in the road back in 2008 but things have pretty much gotten back to normal since then. Why be concerned about economic collapse when there is somuch stability all around us?

Unfortunately, this brief period of stability that we have been enjoying is just an illusion.

The fundamental problems that caused the financial crisis of 2008 have not been fixed. In fact, most of our long-term economic problems have gotten even worse.

But most Americans have such short attention spans these days. In a world where we are accustomed to getting everything instantly, news cycles only last for 48 hours and 2008 might as well be an eternity ago.

In the United States today, our entire economic system is based on debt.

Without debt, very little economic activity happens. We need mortgages to buy our homes, we need auto loans to buy our vehicles and we need our credit cards to do our shopping during the holiday season.

So where does all of that debt come from?

It comes from the banks.

In particular, the “too big to fail banks” are the heart of this debt-based system.

Do you have a mortgage, an auto loan or a credit card from one of these “too big to fail” institutions? A very large percentage of the people that will read this article do.

And a lot of people might not like to hear this, but without those banks we essentially do not have an economy.

When Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, it almost resulted in the meltdown of our entire system. The stock market collapsed and we experienced an absolutely wicked credit crunch.

Unfortunately, that was just a small preview of what is coming.

Even though a few prominent “experts” such as New York Times columnist Paul Krugman have declared that the “too big to fail” problem is “over”, the truth is that it is now a bigger crisis than ever before.

Compared to five years ago, the four largest banks in the country are now almost 40 percent larger. The following numbers come from a recent article in the Los Angeles Times

Just before the financial crisis hit, Wells Fargo & Co. had $609 billion in assets. Now it has $1.4 trillion. Bank of America Corp. had $1.7 trillion in assets. That’s up to $2.1 trillion.

And the assets of JPMorgan Chase & Co., the nation’s biggest bank, have ballooned to $2.4 trillion from $1.8 trillion.

At the same time that those banks have been getting bigger, 1,400 smaller banks have completely disappeared from the banking industry.

That means that we are now more dependent on these gigantic banks than ever.

At this point, the five largest banks account for 42 percent of all loans in the United States, and the six largest banks account for 67 percent of all assets in our financial system.

If someone came along and zapped those banks out of existence, our economy would totally collapse overnight.

So the health of this handful of immensely powerful banking institutions is absolutely critical to our economy.

Unfortunately, these banks have become deeply addicted to gambling.

Have you ever known people that allowed their lives to be destroyed by addictions that they could never shake?

Well, that is what is happening to these banks. They have transformed Wall Street into the largest casino in the history of the world. Most of the time, their bets pay off and they make lots of money.

But as we saw back in 2008, when they miscalculate things can fall apart very rapidly.

The bets that I am most concerned about are known as “derivatives”. In essence, they are bets about what will or will not happen in the future. The big banks use very sophisticated algorithms that are supposed to help them be on the winning side of these bets the vast majority of the time, but these algorithms are not perfect. The reason these algorithms are not perfect is because they are based on assumptions, and those assumptions come from people. They might be really smart people, but they are still just people.

If things stay fairly stable like they have the past few years, the algorithms tend to work very well.

But if there is a “black swan event” such as a major stock market crash, a collapse of European or Asian banks, a historic shift in interest rates, an Ebola pandemic, ahorrific natural disaster or a massive EMP blast is unleashed by the sun, everything can be suddenly thrown out of balance.

Acrobat Nik Wallenda has been making headlines all over the world for crossing vast distances on a high-wire without a safety net. Well, that is essentially what our “too big to fail” banks are doing every single day. With each passing year, these banks have become even more reckless, and so far there have not been any serious consequences.

But without a doubt, someday there will be.

What would you say about a bookie that took $200,000 in bets but that only had $10,000 to cover those bets?

You would certainly call that bookie a fool.

But that is what our big banks are doing.

Right now, JPMorgan Chase has more than 67 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives but it only has 2.5 trillion dollars in assets.

Right now, Citibank has nearly 60 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives but it only has 1.9 trillion dollars in assets.

Right now, Goldman Sachs has more than 54 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives but it has less than a trillion dollars in assets.

Right now, Bank of America has more than 54 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives but it only has 2.2 trillion dollars in assets.

Right now, Morgan Stanley has more than 44 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives but it has less than a trillion dollars in assets.

Most people have absolutely no idea how incredibly vulnerable our financial system really is.

The truth is that these “too big to fail” banks could collapse at any time.

And when they fail, our economy will fail too.

So let us hope and pray that this brief period of false stability lasts for as long as possible.

Because when it ends, all hell is going to break loose.

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