The Decline of the Empire

The Decline of the Empire Drunken Poems Every day, many people around the world think about immigrating or smuggling to the United States. This Jinyuan Kingdom in the 20th century is also a superpower. Since World War II...

Decline of the Empire Drunk Poetry Every day, many people around the world think about immigrating or smuggling to the United States. This Jinyuan Kingdom in the 20th century is also a superpower. It has risen since World War II and has become the most powerful new empire on the earth. It is all-powerful on the world stage and is invincible. The mentality of hundreds of millions of people in the empire is naturally arrogant and full of superiority over other countries; their lives have long been cultivated to be extravagant and just to enjoy life. The bad habit of wasting resources in daily life can be seen anytime and anywhere. For the sake of convenience, the people of this empire all drive their own cars; once the lights are turned on at home and the TV is turned on, they will never turn it off even if they are not watching for a while. The sun was shining brightly, so even after washing the clothes, I refused to take them to the backyard to dry. Instead, I used a clothes dryer to dry them. There is absolutely no thought of saving energy and cherishing the precious resources of the earth. During my trip to the United States in April this year, no matter where I went in supermarkets or restaurants, I saw a large number of plastic bags and nylon fast food boxes; cans and bottled water were piled up like mountains. Supermarkets in European countries such as Germany and Switzerland have already abandoned plastic bags and replaced them with recyclable paper bags more than ten years ago. There are automatic machines in front of supermarkets to recycle all plastic bottles and cans. Politicians around the world, including the United States, are calling for environmental protection and saving the earth every day? What really matters is that all other countries, large and small, except this most powerful empire, do you think that the people of other countries in the world should work together to save energy and work hard to protect the environment so that the American people can continue to squander? We see that various countries are advocating educating citizens to care for the earth; non-governmental organizations such as the Tzu Chi people of the famous "Taiwan Tzu Chi Merit Association" are doing their best to do good deeds for environmental protection; but in the United States, hundreds of millions of imperial people are still indiscriminately consuming the earth's resources every day, including large and small Chinese restaurants and supermarkets. As one goes and the other goes, can the disasters on the earth be mitigated? In order to supplement daily energy consumption, the only option is to invade countries with large oil fields and plunder other countries' resources under the euphemistic name of "anti-terrorism"? Fanning the wind and igniting fires everywhere caused local wars; and in each war, a large number of arms dealers were fattened, and the results of sending troops to plunder often ended in an anticlimax. After the financial turmoil, the once glorious empire has become shabby. The first thing affected was the national real estate industry. Many people who were no longer able to repay their mortgage debts had their houses auctioned by banks. The law of supply and demand is absolutely ruthless. When the real estate market is oversupplied, prices plummet. There are more and more bankrupt people, which indirectly becomes a burden on society. It has also become a hidden worry for social unrest in disguise. As of June this year, 48 banks have closed across the United States. The New York Post reported on June 19 that according to data released monthly by Discover Credit Card, 42.4% of Americans cannot make ends meet; that is to say, more than 40% of the country's population is facing difficulties in life. (This information is taken from page B5 of the Alberta Times on July 1.) Last year, in order to cope with the deficit in the national treasury, regardless of the gold standard value of the US dollar, he actually ordered the Treasury to print a large amount of US dollars by drinking poison to quench his thirst? China was the first to bear the brunt of this conspiracy. The trillions of dollars in national debt it purchased from the United States were greatly devalued due to the unlimited printing of U.S. dollar bills. The U.S. dollar may eventually become like the gold yuan notes or customs gold during the Republic of China. The country's large-scale printing of money is tantamount to plundering the entire people; and the United States is tantamount to plundering the world. The U.S. national debt is astronomical. It was reported in April that the average household owes $534,000. For example, if the population of an American family is calculated to three digits, there are more than 100 million families in the country, which is more than 100 million units times 534,000. Under the shadow of huge debt, the country's House of Representatives still passed a defense budget of 649 billion yuan on November 8, of which 119 billion yuan was used for the two battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan. As a result of the country's huge deficit, the U.S. dollar will inevitably lose its luster and depreciation is inevitable. (This information is taken from the international edition of Sing Tao Daily on July 11) The national unemployment rate is as high as 9.2%, accounting for almost 15 million unemployed people in the working population. If there is no proper way to deal with it, it is terrible that it will follow the footsteps of Hitler's war during World War II. Using war to eliminate domestic surplus labor, burn weapons, shoot down fighter planes, destroy tanks and artillery can create a large number of employment for arsenal workers. The gold and crude oil plundered from other countries can be used as urgent needs for empty national treasury. Are some of the small peripheral countries in the South China Sea trying to fight for uninhabited islands such as the Nansha Islands? Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the United States is behind it; joint military exercises with Japan and Australia will be held in the near future. Containing China's rise is an excuse, and provoking local wars is the main reason for the United States. World peace is a slogan and the highest ideal of mankind; for the rulers of powerful empires, the most important thing is to always keep their country standing and allow its people to continue to live a life of luxury and enjoyment. As for whether the earth is sinking and whether it needs to be saved, is it just to appease other "races other than our own"? Chinese leaders should be smarter and gradually withdraw the trillions of dollars in U.S. national debt; otherwise, they will end up using the hard-earned money of the Chinese people to benefit the American people. The country where the sun never set back then has long since fallen, and today the bloated figure of the United States has gradually declined... Melbourne on July 12, 2011.