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Crisis Is Beyond The Reach of Traditional Solutions By Paul Craig Roberts 
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For years, the US government’s budget has been dependent on foreigners financing the red ink. Countries such as Japan and China and OPEC suppliers of oil to the US have huge export surpluses with the US. They recycle the dollars by buying US Treasury bonds, thus financing the US government’...
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