Allah has His own plans against this Dajjai
system ! For decades, US had been living on loans, borrowed money, riba
and paper money. Now the bubble has come home to burst. US government
has NO money now. If the Congress do not allow taking more
loans, by October 15th, US government would shut down !! Yes, US
government would shut down, millions will be fired, US army will NOT be
paid. This happens every few months when their loan finishes off but now
the situation is far more critical than before. It is only a matter of
time now when the "greatest" economy built on fake paper would explode,
taking down the global markets with it.
Main stream media will not mention it but there is total panic in Obama govt now. This is the time to increase pressure on the US and force them to come to our terms.
America’s path from fiscal improbity to political impasse
ONCE a stalwart of good governance, America looks like a rodeo clown. If the House and Senate cannot agree to continue funding for discretionary spending by midnight on September 30th, the federal government will experience one of its periodic shutdowns. There have been 10 such episodes since 1981, the date of the first one under the current budget-making rules, so a brief hiatus in government functions need not be frightening. Some non-essential services would be suspended and inconvenience caused—in addition to sending the US Treasury market into mild gyrations. Far worse is the idea that Congress might fail to authorise the raising of the debt ceiling in mid-October. Republicans in Congress have a shopping list of demands in exchange for allowing this; the president has said he will not negotiate. If America were in real danger of missing a debt payment it is likely that President Obama would find some constitutional justification for ignoring Congress rather than set off a financial meltdown.
Main stream media will not mention it but there is total panic in Obama govt now. This is the time to increase pressure on the US and force them to come to our terms.
Shutdown showdown
America’s path from fiscal improbity to political impasse
ONCE a stalwart of good governance, America looks like a rodeo clown. If the House and Senate cannot agree to continue funding for discretionary spending by midnight on September 30th, the federal government will experience one of its periodic shutdowns. There have been 10 such episodes since 1981, the date of the first one under the current budget-making rules, so a brief hiatus in government functions need not be frightening. Some non-essential services would be suspended and inconvenience caused—in addition to sending the US Treasury market into mild gyrations. Far worse is the idea that Congress might fail to authorise the raising of the debt ceiling in mid-October. Republicans in Congress have a shopping list of demands in exchange for allowing this; the president has said he will not negotiate. If America were in real danger of missing a debt payment it is likely that President Obama would find some constitutional justification for ignoring Congress rather than set off a financial meltdown.
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