Communist China has liquidated $688 billon in U.S. debt holdings, a clear sign of buildup for a possible global war. The crash sales of this debt — at a substantial loss for the Chinese — represents approximately 40 percent of their total holdings in American Treasury debt.
“Military assets are deceptive,” says The Archivist.” “They can be deployed and recalled to port in a matter of days. They are the theater of geopolitics designed to be seen.
“If you want to know the intent of a superpower, if you want to know if they are truly preparing for an irreversible divorce, you must look at the movement of sovereign debt.”
Among the questions addressed here:
- Why selling at a loss signals preparation, not panic
- How sanctions on Russia changed China’s risk calculus
- Why U.S. allies are being forced to absorb China’s exit
- The rise of the “Bagholder Alliance” (United Kingdom, Belgium, Japan)
- How the Treasury market is becoming political, not economic
- Why bonds are no longer risk-free assets
- How China is converting paper claims into gold, oil, copper, and food.
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