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7/15/2025, 3:12:13 PM
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>We've witnessed this with all of world jewry since Oct 7. Just one terrible decision after another.
Officially, the Israeli budget deficit is 5% of GDP. They only passed this by saying it was a ceasefire budget, and that it would not need to be repeated. Once it was passed, they promptly broke the ceasefire and continued the war.
The ratings agency Moody's estimated that, actually, the Israeli budget deficit is 8% of GDP. Keep in mind that this is likely a lowball estimate. No other country on Earth would be permitted by global financial institutions to show such wanton disregard for fiscal responsibility.
Difficult to see how the US could bail them out when our own budget deficit is going to balloon to 7% of GDP according to the Congressional Budget Office. And we're not even at war (yet).
There's no mechanism by which countries can directly send money to others anyway. America used to use loan guarantees as a workaround. But the last time the US did this, under the Clinton Administration, the kikes couldn't resist the temptation to default on the loans, making the US taxpayer liable for them instead.
Not to mention the political damage any US government would take if they had the sack to announce that would be directly sending money to Israel. They are going broke fast, and will have to cope with sustaining wartime spending with an eroding tax base, due to the wealthiest Jews leaving and many educated professionals having to fight in the reserves.
>We've witnessed this with all of world jewry since Oct 7. Just one terrible decision after another.
Officially, the Israeli budget deficit is 5% of GDP. They only passed this by saying it was a ceasefire budget, and that it would not need to be repeated. Once it was passed, they promptly broke the ceasefire and continued the war.
The ratings agency Moody's estimated that, actually, the Israeli budget deficit is 8% of GDP. Keep in mind that this is likely a lowball estimate. No other country on Earth would be permitted by global financial institutions to show such wanton disregard for fiscal responsibility.
Difficult to see how the US could bail them out when our own budget deficit is going to balloon to 7% of GDP according to the Congressional Budget Office. And we're not even at war (yet).
There's no mechanism by which countries can directly send money to others anyway. America used to use loan guarantees as a workaround. But the last time the US did this, under the Clinton Administration, the kikes couldn't resist the temptation to default on the loans, making the US taxpayer liable for them instead.
Not to mention the political damage any US government would take if they had the sack to announce that would be directly sending money to Israel. They are going broke fast, and will have to cope with sustaining wartime spending with an eroding tax base, due to the wealthiest Jews leaving and many educated professionals having to fight in the reserves.
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