Islamic State mints its own 'Islamic Dinar' coins

Day by day were more dependent on China

 

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There buying and selling with some thing and some one ?

 

How long do I have to get the "First Strike" sticker

 

And a sad day it will be when they call and want the 16 Trillion back.....

 

They don't need a mint, the have the country of Qatar to handle the minting of their garbage.

 

If they ever make a coin it will be collected sooner or later. Just look at what is collected from ancient to now

 

Fun fact. Most of the US debt is owned by the US itself. Not trying to get political I just feel it's always good to know the facts. Here's a chart, a little bit outdated but still works. I think Japan actually passed China in debt owned.

 

I have tons of debt if anybody is looking for investment opportunities.

 

Hong Kong (Total U.S. debt owned: $120.0 billion)
China (Total U.S. debt owned: $1.28 trillion)
One in the same and China is still #1
Japan (Total U.S. debt owned: $1.14 trillion)

 

Looks like Denver or Philly work to me.

 

Yes China is our largest non-domestic creditor. But something like 68.1% of the debt is owed to to people and programs right here in the US. Yes we owe China $1.28 trillion. We owe the Social Security Trust Fund $2.69 trillion

 

Were talking about non-domestic creditor we fund the domestic debt with foreign debt
China is just one we get money from add the others and you know what we have

 

Japan did surpass China as single largest foreign debt holder albeit briefly earlier this year before China regained there place the next month.
http://www.treasury.gov/ticdata/Publish/mfh.txt

 

You have to add Hong Kong to the total. In any Case China will be largest foreign debt holder for a long time to come

 

Take it up with the treasury then as those are there official statistics of last report and they account them separately.

 

In any Case China will be largest foreign debt holder

 

My guess would be they're minting them on their own. I'm sure they have legitimate looking fronts in Turkey, Lybia and Saudi Arabia to name a few. Some governments know, and some don't. So said, the coin itself is very unimpressive. I wonder where it will become legal tender at, I mean I know we don't want any. I doubt any other countries will accept them as legal tender but you never know.

 

How sad is that when it's almost a contest or race as to who we owe more.

 

China the one big myth of a boggy-man.

 

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