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The thing of it is.......in just five years, so much damage has been done to the U.S. .....in every way that I can think to measure, that it seems past the point where it is even possible to get back to "normal". I think that the only option is to use the military to intimidate the rest of the world into coughing up their nulear weapons and long range missles, and allowing permanent U.S. monitoring, on the ground in the countries that formerly possessed those capabilities. My "interests" are supporting the purchasing power of U.S. paper curreny, "by any means neccessary", and the same goes for access to vital raw materials and for assuring a level of national security that the expenditure of $600 billion plus (annually) on military and intelligence infrastructure, should result in, to "justify" that expenditure.

My interest is in urging the government to make and execute these "desperate" decisions when the military is in the strongest position possible to potentially achieve success at carrying out a plan to intimidate all other countries into capitulation and submission........ which is ASAP, before the coming "crash" in the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar erodes the our overall military capability. Either the currency is supported by a bold, "grand plan", or post currency crash, our military will be reduced to attempting to sieze raw materials that the currency will no longer have a value high enough to permit purchases in the stupendously large quantities that we were formerly accustomed to obtaining....

IMO, it is that bad....there is no way out of the rapidly accumulating federal treasury debt, or the trade debt, combined with growing budget deficits and the destruction of the progressive system of taxation that existed five years ago.

Here is a new anecdote of "how bad it is". A destructive "joke" of an executive administration, almost openly organizing a second "fake war", in just three years. I never thought I'd be reduced to writing anything similar to the "plan" that I outlined above, but these "bad actors" have reduced our options to "kill or be killed", and the problem is that they have brought on and accelerated the inevitable demise of the paper fiat currency and shattered the structure of checks and balances in our constitutional government, and their own credibility, so quickly that they have created a scenario of "pre-emption", that must be "scaled up" much more rapidly than they seem to be doing. It's akin to partially sawing through the branch that the U.S. currency, credibility, integrity, and force projection capability is standing on.
It is in my "best interest" now to leverage the military buildup that was achieved with borrowed money to compensate for the weakened financial, and diplomatic state, and the consequences that weakness has and will cause to future security and standard of living, by using the military to dictate terms of capitulation, and to make examples of, by use of conventional and nuclear weapons, of any country that decides to resist.

If the following is any indication, our "leaders" are too arrogant, too petty, and too "small time" in their planning and execution to do what I've described above, while there is still a reasonable chance of success:
<b>Here is a report from the Canadian news source that was first to publish the newest slander designed to demonize Iran:</b>
At least half the country hasn't accepted the truth about the Bush regime and it's "mouthpieces", such as foxnews and powerline blog....that they are incapable and uninterested in providing the accurate details neccessary to build an opinion "rooted in reality":