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 Re: البنوك قابضة البنك المركزي: عجز ميزانية الحكومة الأمريكية = 1.4 ترليون دولار (Re: Al-Mansour Jaafar)
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البنك المركزي الأمريكي (بنك الإحتياط الإتحادي) هو في كينونته مؤسسة مالية خاصة ذات لافتة حكومية
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_-bqaTvzIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAzagrai-0M
بل والنظام المالي الأمريكي نفسه غير دستوري
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8d6kTu8VY0
العجز الداخلي ترليون ونصف والعجز الخارجي
المصدر ويكيبيديا:
Foreign ownership
Major foreign holders of United States Treasury Securities.[17]A traditional defense of the national debt is that Americans "owe the debt to themselves", but that is becoming increasingly less accurate. The US debt in the hands of foreign governments was 25% of the total in 2007,[18] virtually double the 1988 figure of 13%.[19] Despite the declining willingness of foreign investors to continue investing in US dollar denominated instruments as the US dollar fell in 2007,[20] the U.S. Treasury statistics indicate that, at the end of 2006, foreigners held 44% of federal debt held by the public.[21] About 66% of that 44% was held by the central banks of other countries, in particular the central banks of Japan and China. In May 2009, the US owed China $772 billion.[22] In total, lenders from Japan and China held 44% of the foreign-owned debt.[17] This exposure to potential financial or political risk should foreign banks stop buying Treasury securities or start selling them heavily was addressed in a recent report issued by the Bank of International Settlements which stated, "'Foreign investors in U.S. dollar assets have seen big losses measured in dollars, and still bigger ones measured in their own currency. While unlikely, indeed highly improbable for public sector investors, a sudden rush for the exits cannot be ruled out completely."[23]
On May 20, 2007, Kuwait discontinued pegging its currency exclusively to the dollar, preferring to use the dollar in a basket of currencies.[24] Syria made a similar announcement on June 4, 2007.[25] In September 2009 China, India and Russia said they were interested in buying IMF gold to diversify their dollar-denominated securities.[26]
A list of the foreign owners of U.S. Treasury securities is listed by the U.S. Treasury:[17]
Foreign owners of US Treasury Securities (July 2009)
Nation billions of dollars percentage
People's Republic of China 800.5 23.35%
Japan 724.5 21.13%
United Kingdom 220.2 6.42%
Caribbean banking centers 193.3 5.64%
Oil exporters 189.2 5.52%
Brazil 138.1 4.03%
Russia 118.0 3.44%
Hong Kong 115.3 3.36%
Luxembourg 92.2 2.69%
Taiwan R.O.C. 77.4 2.26%
Switzerland 68.1 1.99%
Germany 56.3 1.64%
Singapore 42.4 1.24%
India 38.9 1.13%
Republic of Ireland 38.6 1.13%
Korea 37.6 1.10%
Thailand 31.4 0.92%
Norway 28.9 0.84%
Mexico 27.7 0.81%
Turkey 27.3 0.80%
France 24.6 0.72%
Netherlands 21.5 0.63%
Canada 20.2 0.59%
Egypt 18.6 0.54%
Italy 17.4 0.51%
Israel 16.9 0.49%
Sweden 16.5 0.48%
Belgium 15.7 0.46%
Colombia 14.8 0.43%
Chile 13.5 0.39%
Malaysia 11.9 0.35%
Philippines 11.4 0.33%
All other 159.6 4.66%
Grand Total 3428.0
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