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Topic started on 7-8-2011 @ 01:36 PM by silent thunder

Dollar to Be 'Discarded' by World: China Rating Agency


www.cnbc.com
In comments emailed to CNBC, Guan Jianzhong, chairman of Dagong Global Credit Rating, said the currency is “gradually discarded by the world,” and the “process will be irreversible.”...

...The United States "should get a clear understanding that the continuous decline of the debt service capability will inevitably result in the outbreak of a sovereign debt crisis.”
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reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:36 PM by silent thunder
The inflammatory rhetoric coming out of China is heating up. Only yesterday, China told the US that the "good old days" of borrowing were over. Hot on the heels of this unprecedented insult comes even stronger commentary.

What are we to make of this escalating war of words coming from Beijing? is it orchestrated for a purpose that is not what it seems on the surface? Or is it simply an eruption of anger? Keep in mind that China, like everywhere else, is not a unified power bloc internally, and that different internal players are trying to wrangle the situation for domestic reasons.



www.cnbc.com
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reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:43 PM by operation mindcrime
reply to post by silent thunder



Big words, that's all it is.

China needs America as much as America needs China. This game will continue for some time I'm sure...

Peace


reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:45 PM by silent thunder
It is also worth noting in connection that the world finance leaders have been furiously consulting this weekend...

See for example:
www.cnbc.com...

Global Policymakers Discuss Debt Crisis, Market Turmoil

Global policymakers held an emergency conference call on Sunday to discuss the twin debt crises in Europe and the United States that are causing market turmoil and stoking fears of the rich world sliding back into recession. After a week that saw $2.5 trillion wiped off global stock markets, political leaders are under mounting pressure to reassure investors that Western governments have both the will and ability to reduce their huge and growing public debt loads.

South Korea said finance deputies from the Group of 20 major economies discussed the European debt crisis and U.S. sovereign rating downgrade on Sunday morning in Asian time zones. A Japanese government source said finance leaders from the Group of Seven big developed economies would also discuss the crisis and may issue a statement afterwards, although the timing of such a call was unclear.




reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:53 PM by Fractured.Facade
Originally posted by operation mindcrime
reply to
post by silent thunder



Big words, that's all it is.

China needs America as much as America needs China. This game will continue for some time I'm sure...


Don't fool yourself, China's rise in economic power is directly related to the economic decline in the USA, ownership of US debt, and absorbing much of the US manufacturing and business.

You have to realize that there is a whole world out there, other than the USA.

Redistribution of wealth and power, that is what is happening here, and China has been the top benefactor in this, next to India, and other nations.





reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:53 PM by Blaine91555
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Just want to point out that China's Debt Rating is far lower than ours, even after the change? Important point I think.

China's power is highly overrated, over reported and rife with propaganda. This is just more propaganda.


reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:54 PM by Welshextremist
reply to post by vermonster



ALL empires die the same way, why would it change this time round?

the nwo has lost because they couldnt be bothered to balance their books

unlike the USA and my shytty country, china wont bomb everyone into submission for influence


reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:58 PM by liejunkie01
Originally posted by Welshextremist
reply to
post by vermonster



ALL empires die the same way, why would it change this time round?

the nwo has lost because they couldnt be bothered to balance their books

unlike the USA and my shytty country, china wont bomb everyone into submission for influence






I just want to chime in that I feel your politics is a little out of touch with the real world.........


That is all I have to say.


reply posted on 7-8-2011 @ 01:59 PM by Blaine91555
Originally posted by operation mindcrime
reply to
post by silent thunder



Big words, that's all it is.

China needs America as much as America needs China. This game will continue for some time I'm sure...

Peace


Absolutely right. We stop buying, they go down. It is that simple. We saw this same nonsense to do with Japan at one time. Remember when Reagan brought Japan to it's knees in just a few days? Same thing here.

China is sitting on a huge Bubble itself and it will burst at some point. Overbuilding, overdevelopment and total disregard for quality or the environment will put them through a financial downfall way worse than we are living through. Half their citizens already live on under $2 a day. China is being highly overrated.
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