Debt Free United States Proposed by French Economist
A French observer argues that the United States could become debt free in ninety days through a strategic, intensive production push. He claims rapid tax-based wealth redistribution and mass public works would slash debts, elevate competitiveness, and position America as a world leader in trade and finance, urging immediate action to seize the opportunity. The proposal emphasizes sweeping fiscal reform, coordinated by a Republican administration, funded by redirected production and careful market management.
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German Merchants Face Export Trouble Amid War Rumors
A fragment from the New York Daily News Foreign Service notes that German merchants seek export licenses and even bribe officials to move goods, with some shipments delayed or damaged. The article cites American buyers hoarding perishable items and awaiting inspection before delivery to the United States.
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