“In an article yesterday we suggested that the reason Japan was embarking on a massive attempt at Keynesian-style stimulation was to promote the efficacy of Keynesian economic ‘cures.’ But there is another possibility as well. Perhaps the idea is to start a currency war aimed at least in part at China. Japan is a longtime ally of the US, which defeated it in World War II. It is certainly possible that Japan has allied itself with the US to serve Anglo-American interests in this regard. It is indeed possible to hypothesize that Japan’s current policy is intended to confront China and therefore is being used as a monetary ‘weapon of war.'”
http://www.thedailybell.com/28963/Is-Japans-Devaluation-an-Attack-on-China
Related posts:
Veterans Administration again accused of covering up the causes of ‘Gulf War Syndrome’
Government Shutdown: An Oxymoron for Real Morons
Pre-Internet Laws Are Jeopardizing Today's Electronic Privacy
Homeland Security Wants Facial Recognition To Identify Travelers
Why Bitcoin Terrifies Big Banks: Andreas Antonopoulos
How to buy EU citizenship
The DOJ 'Intended To Discourage' A Historic Medical Marijuana Bill
Swiss Bank Refuses Request for Cash Withdrawal, Backed By Central Bank
Cyprus-Style “Bail-Ins” Are Proposed In The New 2013 Canadian Government Budget
Marc Emery Released from Solitary Confinement
Speed Cameras Tear Apart Ohio Town
Florida Woman Furious After SWAT Team Orders Her Out of Her Home
Paul Ryan describes Israel as issue of ‘Homeland Security’
Return Airport Security To The Airlines
Saudi prince defects: 'Brutality, oppression as govt scared of Arab revolts'