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Message: <blockquote data-quote="streetglideok" data-source="post: 1329022" data-attributes="member: 6122">I say 15-30 years if things are not corrected.  I seriously think they should scrap football programs and require 2 hours a day of economics for four years to graduate, get any kind of benefits, or get a license to drive,lol.  Money is not infinite, the germans proved that post WWI.  We are currently printing money blindly, with nothing to back it.  If you keep taking money out of the piggy bank, it goes empty.  If you make 5 slices of pie into 10, it just means each one is smaller.  All we are doing is selling our debt off to the chinese, and anyone else we have a large trade deficit with.  Eventually, just like a business, when another company buys enough of the debt or stock up, they own controlling interest.  You do as they say, or they call in their debts.  If you cant get credit to run the business, you fold.  Happened alot in the 1999-2001 timespan, and it happened alot in the 2007-2009 span.     What it all boils down to, is this country will go bankrupt if the feds dont get a clue and get a grasp on problems.  We need to export goods, and not money.  You financially destabilize a country enough, it will collapse, and you will have a regime change, and not always get what you want.  Hitler seized the opportunity with the financial ruin of Germany.  We will see something similar here, or a puppet put in place by a foriegn power.  Mexico was once a major power, and when we went to war with them, some said we were crazy.  Now they are a third world country.  They went thru a few puppet govts thru the years since independence from spain.  <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian_I_of_Mexico" target="_blank">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian_I_of_Mexico</a></blockquote>

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