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US national debt has just climbed above 100% of GDP (public debt 101-122% recently), first since WWII. It owes more than annual economic output - a level tied to major crises or total wars. During WWII, the US possessed the worlds largest, fully independent industrial base, enabling massive weapons production. Today, critical deindustrialization and reliance on foreign supply chains (esp. China) weaken this. Switching to total war economy could spike debt to hundreds of % GDP, risking bankruptcy via unsustainable servicing and production bottlenecks.

Chinas position is stronger despite high debt (90-100% govt). It maintains the worlds top manufacturing capacity, supply chain self-sufficiency, and state-directed capital allocation. This enables rapid scaling of mass weapons production (ships, drones, munitions) without equivalent financial collapse, backed by domestic savings, reserves, and production dominance.

Unlike the US, also Russia maintains integrated heavy industry, vast domestic energy/mineral resources, and self-sufficient defense production. It can rapidly scale munitions/artillery without foreign dependency, while manageable debt and wartime economy experience allow sustained high output.

All NATO members should have this in mind, especially those located in the crash zone known as "the Eastern NATO flank" such as Bolanda xD
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>>538082754
AI will fix it, trust the trillionaires, poor.
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>>538082754
>US national debt has just climbed above 100% of GDP (public debt 101-122% recently), first since WWII. It owes more than annual economic output - a level tied to major crises or total wars. During WWII, the US possessed the worlds largest, fully independent industrial base, enabling massive weapons production. Today, critical deindustrialization and reliance on foreign supply chains (esp. China) weaken this. Switching to total war economy could spike debt to hundreds of % GDP, risking bankruptcy via unsustainable servicing and production bottlenecks.
>Chinas position is stronger despite high debt (90-100% govt). It maintains the worlds top manufacturing capacity, supply chain self-sufficiency, and state-directed capital allocation. This enables rapid scaling of mass weapons production (ships, drones, munitions) without equivalent financial collapse, backed by domestic savings, reserves, and production dominance.
>Unlike the US, also Russia maintains integrated heavy industry, vast domestic energy/mineral resources, and self-sufficient defense production. It can rapidly scale munitions/artillery without foreign dependency, while manageable debt and wartime economy experience allow sustained high output.
>All NATO members should have this in mind, especially those located in the crash zone known as "the Eastern NATO flank" such as Bolanda xD
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>>538082809
AI routinely comes the conclusion that jews gotta go, so you may be right
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>>538082809
Western elites deliberately mass murder citizens of the West with "mRNA vaccines" and struggle to replace them with cheap 3rd world import and AI to cut costs but so far it looks bad and doesnt generate desired effects. China might actually destabilize US economy by bursting the AI bubble. It floods global market with plenty of affordable and conpetetive AI models that successfuly undermine US companies.
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>>538082754
I thought US debt to gdp was well above 100% for years now. Is this a different metric?
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>>538082754
I wonder why...
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>>538082887
>especially those located in the crash zone known as "the Eastern NATO flank" such as Bolanda xD
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>>538082962
Fresh out the wrapper and they already know...
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>>538083050
>2 GOP votes
That's a nice 0 now that Zion Don got Massie and MTG primaried with 100 trillion AIPAC shekels
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>>538082962
>>538083078
>Hitler is the Ghost in the Machine
That crazy son of a bitch, he did it



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