Undermining the American economy and its creditworthiness? America-The New Course.

 A media trick of the BBC,ITV and Australian billionaire nincompoops like Robert Murdoch and the penniless Austrian big game hunters is questioning the US's financial standing and economic liquidity.

Onlookers to these Circus clowns in pin stripe suits and bowler hats should pay no heed. Those people are in hock to the banks and private concerns and foreign cartels  themselves. The banks,parasitic institutions, are anxious to increase the interest charged on loans and undermine US anti-trust law. They exaggerate American indebtedness and the USA's capacity to borrow.

England has many fine achievements to its credit because it respects its educated people and men of learning and experience. It acts in good time to prevent the sort of financial and fiscal catastrophe which is predicted not just for America but the Western hemisphere.England listens, Thatcher didn't because she took her orders from the police,to wise old heads on subjects such as "quantitative easing". I designed this fig-leaf for industrial and fiscal decline to act as a permanent lever against high interest rates.

Tory bankers' views on America are badly skewed by bachelor farmers and old women of both sexes,most of them Catholic bishops.

Echoes of the Anglo-Saxon wiseacres in the US? Biden or Trump?

The best man won the US election. He has embarked on an ambitious plan to correct a long standing social and economic deficit in education,health and social security and in depletion,more recent,in natural resources, poisoning of the environment,legal injustice, racial intolerance and flawed jurisprudence. The latter has led to many foreign wars, mass delusion and sabre-rattling. This contrary GOP nonsense is the work of shopkeepers,bank clerks,loansharks and cynical followers of Milton Friedman, Hayek and Johnson and non-entities in the Chicago Business School and London School of Economics.

A question for the 'observer corps' i.e. wiseacres who write letters to newspapers.

Have you idle philosophers, wayward economists and idle country bumpkins not done enough harm with your wretched penny-pinching nonsense about orderly markets?

Would the organ-grinders in Britain and Europe not just shut up!