Thread 519098568

Argies are the new Jews.

>>519098568 (OP)
ewish president. plus this is actually a bailout of wallstreet who invested in Argies and lost the bet hard.

>>519098569
What promises has Milei made to the US government?

>>519098568 (OP)
I'm betting on Argentina succeeding so I can get the fuck out of this sinking ship

>Has USonians wrapped around his finger

How does he do it???

>>519098570
Nothing of significance. The bankers wanted a bailout of their shitty investment into Argentina and the political strategists wanted to keep Argentina away from China which failed--look at the trade deals they made with China.

Either way, the U.S. tax payers lose but we're such a fucked country that drumpf is bought and owned by (((bankers))) so this was inevitable.

>>519098568 (OP)
b-but the soy farmers

>>519098568 (OP)
>AMERICA FIRST--ACK

>>519098569
Fascinated by the thought of someone looking at Milei and thinking now is the time to invest in Argentina.

>>519098568 (OP)
we don't call them arjewsimians for no reason

>>519098570
He offered jews a second Israel.-

>>519098576
He put large parts of state owned enterprices up for sale. I don't know the details but presumably we're talking about mining and the like

>>519098568 (OP)
Once the nuke war starts, Argentina should inherit the world

>>519098568 (OP)
Americans are so generous. Thanks for the money american bros.

>>519098581
how many argentinas worth of people did usaid cover?

>>519098581
https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF10261

>tanks lolbertarianism forever
Baaaaaased

>>519098585
How? Argentina is winning.

>>519098570
Something that will be kept secret. Maybe Argentina would support a US intervention in Venezuela or something of that sort. Maybe it will keep China out of that part of South America. Nearly everything Trump does is done with the aim of crippling or containing chinese influence and this may be his own version of the famous Monroe doctrine.

>>519098587
The US is going to need to invest a whole LOT more into Argentina if they want to kick China out of their back yard (LatinX America). And not just this administration too, Trump has 3 years left, and he needs subsequent administration to continue pumping money there, to match what China is doing for the past decade.

>>519098587
Was shutting down the government a part of his plan?

>>519098568 (OP)
>America F-ACKKK

>>519098587
>Maybe Argentina would support a US intervention in Venezuela
What would that matter? They're on the opposite side of the continent, even the US is closer to Venezuela
>Maybe it will keep China out of that part of South America
Aren't Argentina selling massive amounts of soi beans to China so China can circumvent the US market?

>>519098568 (OP)
4 trillion to argentina!

>>519098592
I saw a meme like this early today on social media but never saved it.

>all this plebbit tier nonsense
If Biden bailed out Lula's Brasil or Gustavo Petro's Columbia, even at the expense of America's farmers, you wouldn't have heard a peep from right-wingers. They would have risen above partisanism and understood that ideological sympathies or private business interests weren't involved.

>>519098594
Who said we need yankie money

>>519098589
Government shutdowns don’t actually mean anything for like 99% of the population

>>519098594
Umm no? Biden was literally Satan incarnate to them. If he revealed Epstein list, they would told its overblown and unimportant and you should forgot about it

Blackrock needs to recover some bad loans from Argentina, so Trump is giving them US taxpayer money.

>sell water to israel for free
>go bankrupt
OY VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY

>>519098571
>>519098571
>I'm betting on Argentina succeeding so I can get the fuck out of this sinking ship

You mean from one ZOG shithole to the next?

>>519098568 (OP)
It’s all about the U.S. dollar and trying to prop it up as the world reserve currency. Argentina’s broke on U.S. dollars, which it needs to pay debt, import goods, and keep its peso from collapsing. The U.S. Treasury (and some big banks) are setting up new dollar credit lines and swap deals to stop Argentina’s currency from totally imploding.

It’s not just economics, it’s politics and geopolitics too. Trump and Argentina’s President Javier Milei are ideologically aligned, both pushing market-friendly, anti-“socialist” policies. The bailout helps Milei stabilize things before Argentina’s elections, while keeping him close to Washington instead of turning to China for help.

From the U.S. side, it’s about:
• Preventing chaos that could spread to global markets.
• Keeping Latin America in the U.S. sphere of influence.
• Propping up an ally who supports Trump’s worldview.

But it’s controversial, critics say it’s “America Last,” sending billions abroad while U.S. needs pile up. Farmers and unions hate it because a stronger Argentina means more export competition. And if Argentina can’t fix its inflation and debt problems, this $40 billion could vanish fast.

The U.S is trying to buy leverage, time, and influence. But like most bailouts, it’s a gamble that could age badly. In fact, most do. The U.S. might be counting on the fact that these expenses (of $40 billion) can just be inflated away from their own debts, but it's a dangerous game. I'm sure most are aware of the predicament the U.S. is in, if they let the currency inflate it makes the debt easier to pay but it runs the risk of hyperinflation. They raise the interest rates to slow the inflation but it increases the amount of interest on the massive debt. There will be more Jewish tricks like "quantitive easing" (counterfeiting new money to go buy various financial products like stocks). But how many times can they do this before it eventually collapses and the US defaults?

Complain some more and he'll make it $80 billion.