American Economy on Life
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by David Mayer, 3/1/07
The economy of the United States of America
was once the strongest in the world. What happened? According to Financial
Times Magazine, the Euro, which is only five years old, has overtaken the U.S.
dollar on the world market. The value of Euro notes in circulation has now
exceeded the value of the U.S. dollar notes in circulation. Financial Times
Magazine also reported on February 12th, 2007, that America’s profit growth is coming to an abrupt end, and a low earnings growth
environment is upon us. The level of personal savings by the people of the United States
is now at its lowest level since the Great Depression of seven decades ago. It
is also a sad fact that the average American family now carries a high-interest
credit card debt of thirteen thousand dollars. With that in mind, why did our
U.S. Government send twelve billion dollars cash in shrink-wrapped packages of
one hundred dollar bills to
Reconstruction Chairman Henry Waxman had this to
say: “The way the cash had been handled was mind-boggling. The numbers are so
large that it doesn’t seem possible that they are true. Who in their right
mind would send 363 tons of cash into a war zone?” What crafty and
unscrupulous conspiracy was behind this? Is there a conspiracy that is trying to
reduce the
SOURCE: Last Trumpet Ministries