Marco Antônio Costa: Massa de indecisos vai migrar entre Bolsonaro e o ladrão condenado

The economic conditions in Europe are becoming worse as the weeks move on. In all there is at least a fifty percent stake of US Banks with exposure to some degree with the European debt problems in the Euro-zone. Furthermore, it is the US dollar that still remains the world’s reserve currency. And the Federal Reserve whose status is that, none other than the “lender of last resort” making it very hazardous for the US taxpayers.

There is no mistaking that the United States, the world’s largest economy, is still bleeding out from the 2007 financial crisis. In spite of the government’s questionable attempts to intervene and add buoyancy to the sinking ship “America” foreclosures are still at all time highs, unemployment is way too high and the national debt is over $14 trillion dollars.

On September 17, 2011 a small group of people gathered in New York to begin a protest that would soon turn into a non-violent revolution with people around the world joining in. The protest was staged to bring attention to that 1% in the nation that hold most of the country’s wealth gained through collusion with state and national government and the back breaking labor of the other 99% of the American citizens who have sweated for generations to further line the pockets of big business.

To follow our dreams is to open ourselves to the world. Dreams require commitment and faith, a sense of self.

The USA consumes 400 million gallons of gasoline every day. This with the burgeoning demand from developing nations such as China for gas, has pushed gas prices to record highs, and having an all-pervasive and on-balance a damaging effect on the US economy.