Money
So I’m pondering the fact that the U.S. is supplying millions of dollars to a radio station that was supposed to be an Arab “radio free Europe” but has turned into a freakshow of the typical Muslim variety, and the U.S. is allowing many millions of dollars to flow to Hamas, and the U.S. funds this terror organization and the U.S. funds this fuck up organization… and I’m ready to think there’s serious malice aforethought.
But… what if it’s about currency? I don’t mean that it’s about money — commonly the accumulation of said paper or coin — I’m talking about the reason why we have paper money in the first place. This paper has to move around or it loses value. The only value it has is the desire of others to own it, use it, and pass it on. If it’s stagnant, it loses power.
So all these mistakes, these billions of mistakes — TRILLIONS of mistakes — are necessary. We’ll sell someone the rope to hang us with because if we don’t sell them the rope, the market for rope will collapse and jobs will be lost, money will stop circulating, and it could lead to a currency coronary. Guess we’ll just have to keep selling that rope… or buying that oil, or funding that hate group, or buying that weaponry that gets mysteriously lost in transit every single time. Oops.
Then again, I may be wrong. I’m no economist. But it sure sounds good.
