According to The Guardian and other sources, global debt has skyrocketed even though many governments (the U.S. not included) have worked to reduce public and private borrowing. Now, the renowned Geneva Report is sounding alarm bells, saying that a "poisonous combination" of rising debts and lower growth could lead to yet another global economic crisis.
As reported by The Guardian, the European continent is experiencing some drop-off in household debt:
Modest falls in household debt in the UK and the rest of Europe have been offset by a credit binge in Asia that has pushed global private and public debt to a new high in the past year, according to the 16th annual Geneva report.
In May, the Federal Reserve reported that U.S. household debt had declined 1 percent, to 2006 levels -- down to $11.2 trillion from a peak of $12.7 trillion in 2008.
The Geneva Report, meanwhile, noted that the total burden of global debt ...
http://www.naturalnews.com/047347_global_economy_crisis_Geneva_Report.html
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This has been suspected for decades, and known for certain for at least a decade. If they are putting this out, it means they are about to implement the plans laid down when this charade was created. It was a plan, it is merely reaching it's purposeful position.
It is how they stripped farms from small farmers in Iowa, at least. It is how they have done many things, including fleecing the middle class through home ownership. So if they are admitting it, it means they plan to reap what they have sown. And it won't be years. Decades if you go by Japan (if they still haven't recovered, mind you), perhaps centuries or more if they enact global government through this. Think... EU, but on a global scale.
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