Perhaps the readers are familiar with the stress test that
regulators impose on a bank when they wish to ascertain that it will be able to
withstand a financial shock they believe may hit it. What they do is imagine a
number of stressful possibilities that could materialize someday, thus put the
bank's operation in danger. For example, the regulators may ask: What would
happen if the economy turned bad, and the three biggest loans the bank has in
its portfolio cannot perform for a prolonged period?
The regulators try to make every stress test as realistic as
possible, but no matter how well they do, they can never imagine all the
factors that will come into play in every case. Thus, a simulated stress test
can never predict an outcome that will exactly match the real world should the
bank be subjected to a real situation. From this we conclude that the best test
a bank can be subjected to is an actual situation.
Well, the same thing can be said about a national economy.
No one can really imagine how well or how badly it will do under a given
situation until the situation is actually here. And yet, the rating agencies
that do not run tests on the economies they watch, routinely pass judgment on
them anyway. They look at a number of factors – all of them financial and
political – and determine whether or not an economy will be able to fulfill its
obligations toward its creditors. Two things are wrong with this. First, the
current factors that the agencies look at do not necessarily reflect the
ability of the economy to fulfill its future obligations. Second, these factors
become increasingly less relevant in today's demographics and globalized
economies.
The financial crisis that started in late 2008 has turned
the world into a living laboratory in which the economies were stress tested in
a real life situation. Many of them did badly, especially Iceland and Ireland
in the North of Europe, as well as Greece ,
Cyprus , Spain and Portugal in the South of Europe. In
addition, Britain , France and Italy suffered to various degrees.
All those countries being a part of the European economic zone, their poor
performance also affected the countries that trade with them. They too suffered
to various degrees but did somewhat better by comparison.
One of those countries was Egypt
which is located on the south shore of the Mediterranean
Sea . In addition to the woes that were inflicted on it from the
north shore and from the world situation in general, the country went through a
prolonged revolution of its own. This put a damper on tourism and foreign
investment, two ingredients that heretofore had been important earners of
foreign currency for the country.
So then, what happened to that economy? Did it crack as did
many economies in Europe and elsewhere? No, it
did not. In fact, it registered positive growth each and every year since the
crisis of 2008. Thus, it can be said with confidence that no one can look at
this performance and deny that the Egyptian economy has passed the most severe
test with flying colors. It is an economy that trashed the stress test instead
of being trashed by it.
Well, Egypt
just had what history may come to regard as a second revolution or come to
regard as the second phase of the original revolution. In any case, people
there are now thinking long and hard about their dealings with the nations of
the world. A relationship that is particularly vexing to the general population
is the one that the country maintains with the lamentable has-been that used to
be superpower America .
Ever since the Jewish organizations began to colonize that
nation and mobilize it to serve the interests of the alien entity called
Israel, the components that make up the ship of the American state have been
altered to make them respond to Jewish commands sent by remote control or done
by direct entry. To that end, a virus is now buried in every software waiting
to be activated, a potential short is built into every circuit waiting to be
connected, and sand sits in every gearbox waiting to be stirred up.
The Jewish use and abuse of America used to have two
components; military and economic. The first has almost vanished because it was
so badly overworked that when the Jews now send American boys and girls to kick
asses anywhere in the world, American boys and girls return home having had
their own asses kicked and their heads traumatized.
As to the second component, it happens that the Jewish
organizations are forcing America
to build a legacy that will eventually come to look like a load of
nitroglycerine being transported by a rickety chariot that is traveling on a
decrepit road. It is inevitable that the thing will explode at some point, and
do so without first giving a warning.
And the way that the Jewish organizations have managed to
put this demonic system together is by hook, by crook and by blackmail. They
manipulated the American legislative process to have it respond not to every
situation as it arises, but respond to a signal they send to it by direct entry
or by remote control. Translated into policies, a good example of this would be
America
going around the world threatening to impose economic sanctions on everyone
that the Jews decide to dislike for the day.
In fact, America
is now behaving in that manner even at a time when it is fast becoming one of
the most vulnerable nations to economic sanctions should someone decide to make
it drink from its own cup. And what America will be made to drink when
the time will come will be moral nitroglycerine of the most Jewish kind. The
thing not only tastes bad, it is very destructive.
And this is why the people of Egypt
want to have nothing to do with America
anymore, especially with regard to the economic and military arrangements they
still have with that country. The fact is that the Egyptians never tested the
American weapons because they never had an actual encounter with an enemy since
they started buying American weapons. And so they cannot judge how well these
weapons will perform.
In contrast, they have relied in the past on their own
weapons and those they bought from the Eastern Block. They did well on several
occasions and know they will do even better next time – if there is going to be
a next time – because they have advanced tremendously in all fields of
technology. Thus, many in Egypt
are now thinking it is time to go back to what was tried and proven to work.
They view this as being better than rely on a bunch of
lunatics who are traveling on a decrepit road with a pot of Jewish
nitroglycerine in their lap as they sit in a rickety chariot whose wheels are
about to come off.