World Bank: U.S. Borrows Money from China, Buys Oil from Saudi Arabia, Funds Israel

How many Americans are aware that the United States of America is borrowing money from China? The answer is probably slim to none. How many Americans realize that the money being borrowed is funneled to Israel? Did you know that Iraqis have money in our banks? We, the American people are funding a war and responsible for rebuilding Iraq, yet Iraq has money in our banks. Does this make sense?

Most Americans are unaware that the money borrowed from China is being used to purchase oil from Saudi Arabia. Instead of creating alternative fuels or tapping our oil wells, the U.S. chooses to be indebted to another country. China is a country whose history obviously surpasses the United States of America’s history. After all, “the first unified Chinese state was established by the Qin Dynasty in 221 BCE!”

According to Wakeup From Your Slumber “Israel is again lobbying our Congress for its annual handout. If past behavior is any indicator, Congress will borrow the money (from China) to provide Israel an aid package worth over $5 billion. This represents one-third of our foreign aid in spite of the fact Israel makes up only 0.001 percent of the world’s population, and has one of the world’s higher per capita incomes.” No doubt, Israel will use the money to purchase military weaponry to fight the Palestinians.

Links to Blood Money

1. Kucinich. Dennis Kucinich speaks about China.
2. Ron Paul. Video from 2007 in which a discussion takes place about the U.S. borrowing money from China.
3. Wikipedia. Learn how much debt the United States of America has and to whom.
4. The Atlantic. Great article about U.S. Debt.

Isn’t it ironic that some Americans protest against Communist China, yet their own government is borrowing money from China. It would behoove people to question that tactics of their own government before they cast stones at the government of another country. Get the facts first, before passing judgment.