And, since 1971, especially under Nixon, first, and then Carter, we have been destroying the U.S. economy, step by step, every four or five years. So, this went through a number of generations. You had first, in 1971, the breakdown of the Bretton Woods system. We had President Carter, who was probably the worst thing we had in that whole period, which led to the crisis of 1982 in Argentina and in Mexico. And so therefore, the world as a whole has been crushed by the financial looting of this system, and we've had the political effects of that as a by-product.
Nothing can save it.
You can save the nations, but you can not save the financial system. All the leading financial institutions of the United States are presently hopelessly bankrupt. You have the same situation in Japan, you have the same situation in continental Europe. What you can do, is, you can put the whole world through bankruptcy reorganization. That's the only solution, which means cancelling most of the debt, especially the financial derivatives and similar debt.