Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "The Truth About De-dollarization and What You Need to Know || Peter Zeihan" video.

  1. ​ @alexanthony6259  The US is an island with no regional enemies. No empire has ever had that luxury. The US also doesn't conquer and occupy foreign lands, but instead lifts them up with trade.
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  2.  @igvc1876  I'm hyper aware of the internal problems in the US. Europe is far worse because of how many non-Europeans they have imported who hate native Europeans and expect free chicken. China is even worse than that due to geological issues with monsoons and haphazard urban planning since the 1600s, a gigantic inverted demographic pyramid with a 45m deficit in 0-49yr old females based on their fake population numbers, actuals are even worse. Russia has entered demographic winter and thought it would be great to scoop out more prime age males with a little 72hr SMO into Ukraine. Yeah, if you're a foreign government or investor, the only market with any stability in it is the US.
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  3. Let me know when the Bidens, Clintons, or Bushes start accepting bribes in Yuan. 😅
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  4.  @davidfirmino3829  US economy has been the world's leading economy since no later than 1890 with no peer, 54 years prior to Bretton Woods. There are far more factors for the dominance of the US economy that are based on geography, weather, and the culture and singular language of the population. These factors combine into a Nation that has no competitors with the same parallels.
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  5.  @davidfirmino3829  The US has been lifting up and bailing out other nations militarily, economically, and industrially. England, France, Belgium from 1914-1918 Russia, China, England, France, Belgium, Norway, Netherlands, Italy, Austria were bailed out militarily from 1940-1945. Germany and Japan were re-built and industrialized further with full US support after the war, while the US loaned billions to Europe to re-build. Post-War, the US helped all kinds of nations with industry, monetary loans, transportation hubs, engineering, shipping, airports, universities, hospitals, canals, military equipment, etc. South Korea, Philippines, Egypt, Greece....it would be easier to list the nations the US didn't help. Computing, satellites, GPS, internet, free trade, increases in agricultural efficiency, air transport...all US technologies shared with the world.
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