War in Pakistan -Waziristan Coming Soon to a Market Near America.

All these political illusions illustrate how the American Dream became the American Bubble, which is now deflating.

Americans export over $573,000 a minute to countries like Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Venezuela that funded guerilla terrorist operations against the evil satan enemy they love to project and hate to deflect blame from their own tryanny.

That’s over $25 Billion per month, $300 Billion a year that leaves the US Economy because of Cadillac SUV Energy Policy in DC and Detroit.

All this despite decades of political lip service to CAFE Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards.

American manufacturers laid off Americans with living family wages, ruined Detroit and Flint, and shipped manufacturing overseas for cheaper labor, thus destroying the American economy. They stalled CAFE so they could build American gas hog truck crossovers with higher margins and less red tape.

Thus more economic imports found domestic motor vehicles easy to meet or beat. They gained market share and even moved to America with lower wage non-union jobs.

Meanwhile, American energy bills went up, up and away, out of sight.

$300 Billion a year on fuel is over $2727 per household, $980 a year per citizen, spent for 65% foreign energy.

Add in $1.5 Trillion 2009 annualized imports of foreign products including cars, and pretty soon we are talking trillions of dollars.

That was the greatest wealth transfer in the history of the world.

The losing game is over.

Americans were played by deliberate design of the money trust. They and their cheerleader hired gun mouthpiece political public relations enablers profited by reducing the American Dream standard of living to world levels, all in the name of free markets while the trade deck was rigged.

When this happened in Britain in the 20th Century, it was called the brain drain.

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