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The bumpy road ahead for the world economy
The path ahead looks very bumpy. The US is likely to be kicked out of its role as global hegemon. Rival countries may choose to attack the US with nuclear weapons, or the US may lash out with nuclear weapons as it sees its hegemony fail. Continue reading →
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Tagged bank failure, energy supply, hegemony, nuclear war, oil supply
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