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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 6096311" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Bretton Woods gave us reserve status in exchange for, among other things, being the world&#039;s policeman.&nbsp; We didn&#039;t just take that on out of the kindness of our hearts.&nbsp; While we shipped millions of manufacturing jobs overseas our navy also kept shipping lanes open.&nbsp; Which enabled those countries sending goods back to us benefit from the security we provided.&nbsp; As did our NATO leadership.&nbsp; It was our own shoot ourselves in the foot economic policies that got us to where we need a giant reset.&nbsp; And finally a president with enough spine to do it.&nbsp; What we&#039;re likely to see is instead of global trade like on the previous scale we&#039;ll have the world broken up into spheres of influence.&nbsp; Because the U.S. is no longer wanting to provide world security and much of the world is looking for an alternative currency due to our mismanagement.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 6096311, member: 24302"] Bretton Woods gave us reserve status in exchange for, among other things, being the world's policeman. We didn't just take that on out of the kindness of our hearts. While we shipped millions of manufacturing jobs overseas our navy also kept shipping lanes open. Which enabled those countries sending goods back to us benefit from the security we provided. As did our NATO leadership. It was our own shoot ourselves in the foot economic policies that got us to where we need a giant reset. And finally a president with enough spine to do it. What we're likely to see is instead of global trade like on the previous scale we'll have the world broken up into spheres of influence. Because the U.S. is no longer wanting to provide world security and much of the world is looking for an alternative currency due to our mismanagement. [/QUOTE]

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