HOW BIG IS THE USA DEBIT CRISIS GRAPHICALLY - THEN PREPARE YOURSELF!

OMG... is what you will think within, then say out loud... WTF

Then look at this for size, bigger then Fort Knox. Found on Godlike Productions today, 30 July 2011!
http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us/

This below image came to mind from a video jacket as I looked at these graphic images. The world is behaving strange lately, maybe its going to turn right on its head and empty and all the silver & copper coins that will fall out of deeply entrenched coffers of government they have stolen, and we will live happily ever after! Mmm-m-m, I wondered why I was picking up Robin Hood and his Merry Men, I must be Little John!, The name Hood is contained in a email sent to me yesterday below which now I have found of some use. Like my friend said, I'll get some mileage from it, he was right on track.



Ghosts of Avalon-Camelot. I know these energies, I have seen it just like the movies TIMELINE and the KINGDOM OR HEAVEN. Now it all fits, I felt the energies to actors in the last 24 hours that will put this planet in a spin!

I now what I am talking about with a TIME RIFT, just like stasis. Maybe 9/11 was one. A time slip (also called a timeslip) is an alleged paranormal phenomenon in which a person, or group of people, travel through time via unknown means. As with all paranormal phenomena, the objective reality of such experiences is disputed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_slip

The illusion we live in called the hologram, nothing is real, so currency must be a dark energy! http://www.crystalinks.com/twintowerprojections.html

World we see is make-believe, top British scientist says
THE human brain creates its own version of reality, and the world we see around us is mostly make-believe, according to a top British scientist. Professor Bruce Hood will explore the limits of the human mind in a series of prestigious lectures for the Royal Institution of Great Britain, the oldest independent research body in the world, it was announced yesterday. The psychologist plans to induce false memories in audience members and use pickpockets to demonstrate how easily people are distracted, in a bid to prove how we have less control over our own decisions and perceptions than we like to imagine. "A lot of the world is make-believe. We're only aware of a fraction of what's going on," Hood told The (London) Times. "We have this impression of an expansive panorama in front of our eyes, but all we are ever seeing is an area the size of our thumbs at an arm's distance. The rest is filled in, as the brain creates a stable environment." He added, "Though you might think you're an individual and captain of your ship, a lot of processes are being controlled by those around you and your environment." Hood will head the talks for the Royal Institution's Christmas Lectures, which were started in 1825 by Michael Faraday and have been held every year since then, except for a break during World War II. "One thing I guarantee is that I will leave the audience wondering if they can ever trust their brain again," he said. http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/world-we-see-is-make-believe-top-british-scientist-says/story-e6frfku0-1226104662344#ixzz1TcmZLrYT

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Knox
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Bullion_Depository
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suppository

Hammer the matrix like I do, everyday 24/7.

Ha ha ha I actually clicked on the Suppository link. Very funny, I cannot believe your sense of humor!
Still laughing...time suppository, is right!

America’s biggest creditor — China — is signaling deep unhappiness over this week’s deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling and the way it was accomplished.

A Chinese credit rating agency Wednesday downgraded U.S. debt, saying the deal does nothing to address the underlying problem. And the official Xinhua news agency dismissed the negotiating process that produced the deal as “a madcap farce of brinksmanship.”

Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of China’s central bank, used more measured language but issued a similar message. He called for Washington to take concrete and responsible steps to rebuild confidence in U.S. Treasury bonds, saying uncertainties are a threat to the global economic recovery.
Zhou welcomed Tuesday’s deal, but said he will be watching closely to see how it is implemented. He also said China will continue seeking to diversify its investments.

China’s Dagong credit rating agency said it was downgrading U.S. debt from A-plus to A because the deal does nothing to improve the United States’ ability to repay its debts.

Analysts said the downgrade was unlikely to affect interest rates since better-known American agencies like Moody’s and Fitch have decided to leave the United States with its top AAA rating. But Dagong’s analysis closely tracked a commentary published a day earlier by the People’s Daily newspaper, which speaks for the leaders of China’s ruling Communist Party.

Patrick Chanovec, an Ooopsey professor at Tsinghua University’s school of economics in Beijing, told VOA that Dagong has always been highly critical of U.S. debt. But he said that the “messy” process that led to the debt deal has shaken a lot of nerves among major investors.

Xinhua on Wednesday said the United States has a “runaway debt addiction" which has tarnished its credibility and remains as a ticking time bomb. It said Tuesday’s debt deal had served only to make the fuse an inch longer.

The agency said the “world rattling” debt fight had exposed a willingness of American politicians to “politicize the economics while trivializing the politics.” In their fight for political advantage, it said, Washington politicians are threatening to detonate a “bomb of Ooopsey destruction” that will create shock waves around the world.

China holds the world’s largest foreign exchange reserves at $3.2 trillion, with about two-thirds of that believed to be invested in dollars.

Despite the central bank’s desire to diversify into other currencies, analysts said China has few viable alternatives for its Ooopsey earnings. The People’s Daily acknowledged the same point in its commentary Tuesday. http://blogs.voanews.com/breaking-news/2011/08/03/china-expresses-disgust-over-us-debt-deal/