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Puten imperiumin kasvu on nyt sitten loppu ja ne on menossa kivikaudelle

Ehkäpä vain sinun typerissä silmissäsi, mutta ei terveiden ja älykkäiden.

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/01/03/economy/us-national-debt-34-trillion/index.html

The US government’s debt has topped $34 trillion for the first time, just weeks ahead of deadlines for Congress to agree to new federal funding plans.

Data published by the Treasury Department showed that “total public debt outstanding” rose to $34.001 trillion on December 29. That figure, also known as the national debt, is the total amount of outstanding borrowing by the US federal government accumulated over the nation’s history.

The milestone comes just three months after the US national debt surpassed $33 trillion, as the budget deficit — the difference between what the government spends and what it receives in taxes — ballooned.

Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a fiscal watchdog, called the record figure “a truly depressing ‘achievement.’”

“Though our level of debt is dangerous for both our economy and for national security, America just cannot stop borrowing,” she said in a statement Tuesday.

Also of concern is that the national debt is increasing during a time when the economy is relatively strong and unemployment is low, which is considered a good time to rein in the federal deficit. The government often boosts spending during weak economic periods and high unemployment in an effort to stimulate growth.

The national debt has become a major point of contention between Republicans and Democrats, aggravating standoffs over the federal budget that threaten to shut down the government periodically.

The debt has soared under both parties in recent years. Republicans say federal spending programs championed by the Biden administration are too expensive, and Democrats say GOP-backed tax cuts in 2017 have squashed revenue. Costly federal Covid-19 relief packages, passed during both the Trump and Biden administrations, also contributed to the increase in the debt.

White House spokesperson Michael Kikukawa said the rising sum was “driven overwhelmingly by repeated Republican giveaways skewed to big corporations and the wealthy,” which led to cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid that hurt ordinary Americans.

Kikukawa said President Joe Biden had a plan to reduce the deficit by $2.5 trillion by “making the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share and cutting wasteful spending on special interests,” including large pharmaceutical and oil companies.

Whoever is to blame, mounting debt and political brinksmanship have already taken their toll on America’s credit rating. Fitch cut its rating on US sovereign debt to AA+ from AAA last August; in November, Moody’s warned that it could also remove the US’ last perfect AAA rating.
Another potential shutdown

Lawmakers in Washington are facing deadlines for the passage of fiscal year 2024 department budgets in January and February after Congress passed two stopgap funding bills to avert government shutdowns. The fiscal year started October 1.

The most recent bill, passed in mid-November, extended funding until January 19 for priorities including agriculture, military construction, veterans affairs, transportation, housing and the Energy Department. The rest of the government was funded until February 2. It did not include additional aid for Ukraine or Israel.

House Republican lawmakers are pushing to reduce spending below the levels agreed to in the June debt ceiling deal, which enabled the federal government to continue paying its bills in full and on time and avert a first-ever default. The agreement suspended the debt ceiling through January 1, 2025.

The Democrat-led Senate, however, has rejected the GOP calls for cuts. Congressional leaders are currently negotiating a topline funding level for fiscal year 2024 as the threat of a shutdown looms again.

Separately, House Speaker Mike Johnson wants to create a bipartisan debt commission to tackle what he termed “the greatest threat to our national security.”

“We remain hopeful that policymakers will take further measures to reduce our borrowing either by raising taxes, reducing spending, or creating a fiscal commission — or ideally by doing all of the above,” MacGuineas said.

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/01/03/economy/us-national-debt-34-trillion/index.html

The US government’s debt has topped $34 trillion for the first time, just weeks ahead of deadlines for Congress to agree to new federal funding plans.

Data published by the Treasury Department showed that “total public debt outstanding” rose to $34.001 trillion on December 29. That figure, also known as the national debt, is the total amount of outstanding borrowing by the US federal government accumulated over the nation’s history.

The milestone comes just three months after the US national debt surpassed $33 trillion, as the budget deficit — the difference between what the government spends and what it receives in taxes — ballooned.

Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a fiscal watchdog, called the record figure “a truly depressing ‘achievement.’”

“Though our level of debt is dangerous for both our economy and for national security, America just cannot stop borrowing,” she said in a statement Tuesday.

Also of concern is that the national debt is increasing during a time when the economy is relatively strong and unemployment is low, which is considered a good time to rein in the federal deficit. The government often boosts spending during weak economic periods and high unemployment in an effort to stimulate growth.

The national debt has become a major point of contention between Republicans and Democrats, aggravating standoffs over the federal budget that threaten to shut down the government periodically.

The debt has soared under both parties in recent years. Republicans say federal spending programs championed by the Biden administration are too expensive, and Democrats say GOP-backed tax cuts in 2017 have squashed revenue. Costly federal Covid-19 relief packages, passed during both the Trump and Biden administrations, also contributed to the increase in the debt.

White House spokesperson Michael Kikukawa said the rising sum was “driven overwhelmingly by repeated Republican giveaways skewed to big corporations and the wealthy,” which led to cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid that hurt ordinary Americans.

Kikukawa said President Joe Biden had a plan to reduce the deficit by $2.5 trillion by “making the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share and cutting wasteful spending on special interests,” including large pharmaceutical and oil companies.

Whoever is to blame, mounting debt and political brinksmanship have already taken their toll on America’s credit rating. Fitch cut its rating on US sovereign debt to AA from AAA last August; in November, Moody’s warned that it could also remove the US’ last perfect AAA rating.
Another potential shutdown

Lawmakers in Washington are facing deadlines for the passage of fiscal year 2024 department budgets in January and February after Congress passed two stopgap funding bills to avert government shutdowns. The fiscal year started October 1.

The most recent bill, passed in mid-November, extended funding until January 19 for priorities including agriculture, military construction, veterans affairs, transportation, housing and the Energy Department. The rest of the government was funded until February 2. It did not include additional aid for Ukraine or Israel.

House Republican lawmakers are pushing to reduce spending below the levels agreed to in the June debt ceiling deal, which enabled the federal government to continue paying its bills in full and on time and avert a first-ever default. The agreement suspended the debt ceiling through January 1, 2025.

The Democrat-led Senate, however, has rejected the GOP calls for cuts. Congressional leaders are currently negotiating a topline funding level for fiscal year 2024 as the threat of a shutdown looms again.

Separately, House Speaker Mike Johnson wants to create a bipartisan debt commission to tackle what he termed “the greatest threat to our national security.”

“We remain hopeful that policymakers will take further measures to reduce our borrowing either by raising taxes, reducing spending, or creating a fiscal commission — or ideally by doing all of the above,” MacGuineas said.

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According to the Treasury, the debt that counts towards the debt ceiling — which limits how much the government is allowed to borrow and is also a frequent source of political brinksmanship — rose to $33.89 trillion.

Rising government debt burdens in the United States and elsewhere have become a growing cause for concern because of a recent rapid rise in interest rates, which has made it much more expensive to service that debt. Net interest costs soared 39% in fiscal year 2023, which ended September 30, compared to the previous year, according to the Treasury Department. And it’s nearly double what it was in fiscal year 2020.

The meteoric rise in interest payments — which stems from both the increase in the nation’s debt and the Federal Reserve’s repeated rate hikes — also makes it more difficult for lawmakers on either side of the aisle to achieve their fiscal priorities on Capitol Hill.

According to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, an American bipartisan group that advocates for fiscal responsibility, the US government spends $2 billion a day on debt interest payments alone. Treasury expects to borrow nearly $1 trillion more by the end of March.

“America’s high and rising debt matters because it threatens our economic future,” the foundation said in a statement Tuesday.

It noted that within 10 years, the federal government will spend more on interest payments than it traditionally has on research and development, infrastructure and education, combined.

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

Jatkoa

According to the Treasury, the debt that counts towards the debt ceiling — which limits how much the government is allowed to borrow and is also a frequent source of political brinksmanship — rose to $33.89 trillion.

Rising government debt burdens in the United States and elsewhere have become a growing cause for concern because of a recent rapid rise in interest rates, which has made it much more expensive to service that debt. Net interest costs soared 39% in fiscal year 2023, which ended September 30, compared to the previous year, according to the Treasury Department. And it’s nearly double what it was in fiscal year 2020.

The meteoric rise in interest payments — which stems from both the increase in the nation’s debt and the Federal Reserve’s repeated rate hikes — also makes it more difficult for lawmakers on either side of the aisle to achieve their fiscal priorities on Capitol Hill.

According to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, an American bipartisan group that advocates for fiscal responsibility, the US government spends $2 billion a day on debt interest payments alone. Treasury expects to borrow nearly $1 trillion more by the end of March.

“America’s high and rising debt matters because it threatens our economic future,” the foundation said in a statement Tuesday.

It noted that within 10 years, the federal government will spend more on interest payments than it traditionally has on research and development, infrastructure and education, combined.

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"Kuka tahansa on syyllinen, kasvava velka ja poliittinen syrjäytyminen ovat jo tehneet veronsa Amerikan luottoluokituksesta. Fitch alensi Yhdysvaltain valtionvelkaluokitusta AA+:aan viime elokuun AAA:sta; marraskuussa Moody’s varoitti, että se voi myös poistaa Yhdysvaltain viimeisen täydellisen AAA-luokituksen.
Toinen mahdollinen sulkea valtio.

Brics maat on jo enemmän kuin 5 valtiota. Ja 36 jonossa. Päivitä tietosi.

Ja venäläisten luottoluokitus on 0 eli nolla

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

Brics maat on jo enemmän kuin 5 valtiota. Ja 36 jonossa. Päivitä tietosi.

Etiopia ja somalia on jonossa....

Valehtelet edelleen meille suomalaisille. Sodan syy on Putin Kalsarimyrkyttäjän fasismi ja impoerialismi.

moloch_horridus kirjoitti:

Valehtelet edelleen meille suomalaisille. Sodan syy on Putin Kalsarimyrkyttäjän fasismi ja impoerialismi.

Alkaako molochillekin pikkuhiljaa selvitä mikä on tilanne. Ota nyt pääsi jo lopultakin pois pe.....stä ja myönnä olleesi väärässä. Ei sinua kukaan tunne. Voit aivan hyvin alkaa elämään todellisuudessa. Saat elämäsi oikeille raiteille. Kyllä se siitä iloksi muuttuu, totuuden kanssa on aina helpompi elää.

Vähän tunnet asiota venäläinen hehe hehe venäläinen

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

Alkaako molochillekin pikkuhiljaa selvitä mikä on tilanne. Ota nyt pääsi jo lopultakin pois pe.....stä ja myönnä olleesi väärässä. Ei sinua kukaan tunne. Voit aivan hyvin alkaa elämään todellisuudessa. Saat elämäsi oikeille raiteille. Kyllä se siitä iloksi muuttuu, totuuden kanssa on aina helpompi elää.

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Sinulle itsellesi ei ole vielä selvinnyt edes, kuka on hyökkääjä ja miksi, joten valehtelet edelleen meille suomalaisille Venäjän valheita, tiltunen. Totuus on, että Venäjä on fasstnen ja imperialistinen rikollisvaltio, joka aloitti sodan palauttaakseenVenäjästä imperiumin.

moloch_horridus kirjoitti:

Sinulle itsellesi ei ole vielä selvinnyt edes, kuka on hyökkääjä ja miksi, joten valehtelet edelleen meille suomalaisille Venäjän valheita, tiltunen. Totuus on, että Venäjä on fasstnen ja imperialistinen rikollisvaltio, joka aloitti sodan palauttaakseenVenäjästä imperiumin.

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Omia luulojasi kirjoittele. Laita linkkiä missä Venäjä sanoo hyökänneensä Ukrainaan palauttaakseen Venäjän imperiumin ?

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

Omia luulojasi kirjoittele. Laita linkkiä missä Venäjä sanoo hyökänneensä Ukrainaan palauttaakseen Venäjän imperiumin ?

Esim. tuossa:

http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/66181

USA aseiden myynti kasvaa toisin kuin venäjällä.

Kiinalla on velkaa kolminkertaisesti (300%) bkt verrattuna, Intialla 83% Suomella 76%

Jos menet lisää tarkastelemaan muiden Bricks maiden lukuja sekä taloutta niin kovin murheelliselta näyttää.

Bricks ajaa Kiinan etuja ja muut maat tulevat olemaan tuon järjestelmän hyväksikäytettyjä hölmöjä. Tulet vielä näkemään jos Bricks etenee.

LÄNSI JA KOKO EUROOPPA olivat valmiita ja halukkaita tukemaan Ukrainaa! Ei kenenkään käskeä tarvinnut!

Sen sijaan Venäjä ei tukea saa kuin hylkiömailta kuten P-Korea ja Iran,

Kiina ei sodasta pidä eikä anna Venäjälle tukea sotatarvikkeiden muodossa!

Ja sitten Venäjä olisi vallannut Ukrainan, tehnyt siellä kansanmurhan ja jatkanut sotaansa muualle Eurooppaan hyväksikäyttäen saamaansa Ukrainan armeijaa ja sen kalustoa.

Vain putinatsin märässä unessa.

Todennäköisemmin tiltun hymy hyytyy, kun Venäjä hajoaa.

Führer putlerko horisi?

"Olisiko pitänyt odottaa, eikä suinpäin veikata hevosta"

Sehän tässä surkeaa onkin että jos olisi maltettu odottaa ja katsoa edes sen ensimmäisen sotaviikonlopun ylitse että mitä tapahtuu, olisi tilanne nyt aivan toinen. Silloinhan jo selvisi ettei Kiova murru ja Ukraina kykenee taistelemaan vastaan, ja olisi kyetty miettimään asiaa vähän järkevämmin.

Näin ei kuitenkaan tehty, vaan EU ja länsi heitti käytännössä all-in jo sodan ensimmäisenä päivänä iskeneessä "Kiova murtuu nytheti" paniikissa.

Ensin loppui aseet. Sitten loppui rahat.

Tahto taisi loppua jo ennen aseita.

Aivan järkyttävää kuuhastelua EU:lta koko soppa ja jopa vuoden 2015 sekoilu jää kirkkaasti taakse.

Juu, ja lehmät osaa lentää. Ei taas pienintäkään realismia Venäjän voimien arvioimisessa. Yli 30 maata työntänyt kaiken liikenevän kalustonsa , aseet ja ammukset Ukrainaan, ja kaiken sen on Venäjä tuhonnut. Ihmishenkiä olisi säästetty sillä, kun ei olisi menty alun alkaenkaan tukemaan Ukrainaa. Usa siivotkoon yksin aiheuttamansa sotkun.

Anonyymi kirjoitti:

Juu, ja lehmät osaa lentää. Ei taas pienintäkään realismia Venäjän voimien arvioimisessa. Yli 30 maata työntänyt kaiken liikenevän kalustonsa , aseet ja ammukset Ukrainaan, ja kaiken sen on Venäjä tuhonnut. Ihmishenkiä olisi säästetty sillä, kun ei olisi menty alun alkaenkaan tukemaan Ukrainaa. Usa siivotkoon yksin aiheuttamansa sotkun.

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Enpä usko Yhdysvaltojen olevan niin mahtavan, että olisi pystynyt painostamaan Venäjän hallintoa hyökkäyskäskyn antamiseen ja Ukrainan valloitusyritykseen.

Venäjähän tämän sodan yksin aloitti, mutta saas nähdä, mikä lopettaa...