How to Destroy the U.S.

Step 1 : Transfer essential U.S. domestic productivity to other countries.

Step 2: Spend excessively on global military dominance in order to secure essential resources and productivity from those countries.

Step 3: Go in debt by trillions to pay for that U.S. military dominance.

Step 4: Watch the value of the dollar decline until essential products can no longer be purchased from other countries, while all industrial infrastructure inside the U.S. has been eliminated.

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Of course, this isn't my recipe, nor do I advocate it. But this is the formula that has been implemented by the U.S. government's sponsoring of multinational corporate globalization for the benefit of the a tiny minority investor class--the power-elite. Even though a young child could foresee the inevitable tragedy, global corporatism has finally come home to roost, and the demise of the U.S. grows closer everyday as the almighty dollar finally begins a sharp decline:

According to the poll conducted in 2005, 65% of central banks, managing more than two trillion US dollars, have begun to realize that the US currency cannot be relied on for these banks' reserves.

More recently, the euro rallied against the US dollar to the 1.32 mark, the US dollar has shed more than 14% of it value against the euro over the last year, and 50% of its value over the past five years. This decline is attributed to fears over the US' trade deficit with the rest of the world's countries.

After brutalizing much of the world, the U.S. shouldn't expect to find other countries eager to come to its rescue. If the U.S. doesn't reverse course now and start rebuilding its domestic infrastructure so that it can produce essential goods for itself, then the party's over. At least the greedy will have had fun while it lasted, even though the country's children will continue to suffer for their parents' mistakes and wonder why nobody cared enough to leave anything for them. The sad thing is that, even though almost everyone has awakened to this reality, the number of people who care enough to stop it is severely insufficient.