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Russian Preview of What Ails America Now
From 1992 to 1999, the Russian economy imploded over 25%, culminating with 1999 debt defaults on US and IMF loans.
In March of 2000, the Speaker of the House tasked the leadership of six committees of the House of Representatives to assess the results of U.S. policy toward Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
In many obvious and uncomfortable ways, this report described the Russian dress rehearsal for what is happening in America now.
No wonder those holding or depending on American Government IOUs, are concerned.
Anyone impacted by American Government IOUs, including Government Contracts, Medicare and Social Security Entitlements, as well as Treasury and other Securities, may be an interested party to the lessons of recent strategic economic history and financial intelligence.
These involve current political economic personnel on the world stage, including a Harvard President driven out, a Secretary of State who misused FBI Files and FOBs, and a Treasury Secretary who did not pay reimbursed IMF taxes.
The result detailed and documented below was a stunning indictment of an inept IMF and US Foreign Policy Troika headed by Al Gore, Lawrence Summers and Strobe Talbot, a Time Magazine journalist in power.
These three funded central government economic planning and cronyism over free enterprise in Russia. The result was the rise of corrupt criminal plutocrats, economic collapse, starvation and arms proliferation, which today threaten the Western World.
The collapse of almost a century of Communism in the Soviet Union provided an opportunity exceeding the democratic rebuilding of German and Japanese economic freedoms and recovery after World War II.
Not only was the Cold War over in 1991; free enterprise was about to triumph. Then, from 1992 on, defeat was snatched from the jaws of victory with centralized economic strategic policies which ignored financial intelligence.
