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The US was thee place they made every youngster yearn for in their movies and media but today the US is in debt with no order. What order could there be when you on a mission to kill and bomb small girls? Accountability does not exist in this vicious vocabulary. When it suits the agenda, outlets will fake up crocodile tears attempting to aim their dagger at Islam and when they wake up one morning and decide to drop Tomahawk missiles on a primary school of girls aged between the sevens to twelves then it is fine all of a sudden?
Did you not just make such a huge terrible moan yesterday about Taliban not allowing their girls to go to school. Can you understand now, why they do not send their girls to schools? We will answer that question, because your answers are not solutions to peace, your answers are solutions is to enhance your approach to make us, humans which you seek wipe out, your slaves. They did not send their girls because they know, it is a perfect practice target for the missiles of Satanism.
Do not drift and answer the question? Why were your missiles aimed at a girls school? Does your Shaytaan promise you a kingdom if you murder young girls?
Look at the US Today! RT reported:
https://www.rt.com/business/634519-us-federal-debt-balloons
The US government has borrowed some $1 trillion in the five months since October, adding to the ballooning federal deficit, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has reported.
The estimates have come amid media reports claiming that the US military burned through $5.6 billion worth of munitions during the first two days of its assault on Iran.
On Monday, the CBO released its monthly budget review, according to which the US government’s debt grew by $308 billion in February alone. Among the factors contributing to the trend are higher interest payments to service public debt, as well as increased government spending, including by the US Department of War.
In just five months, the Treasury forked out a total of $433 billion to service public debt, which is now nearing $38.9 trillion.
Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), a bipartisan fiscal watchdog, has warned that “this cannot be sustainable.” She called on policymakers to reduce deficits, proposing a 3% deficit-to-GDP ratio as an initial target.
In its latest report, the think-tank claimed that the US “is almost certain to enter the next shock more indebted than we have ever been before.”
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Washington Post, citing anonymous officials, reported that the US military fired $5.6 billion worth of munitions during the first two days of its strikes on Iran alone. According to the newspaper, the administration of President Donald Trump is expected to send Congress a supplemental defense budget request in the coming days, which could reportedly run as high as $50 billion.
Democratic lawmakers have increasingly voiced concerns over an apparent lack of clear objectives in Trump’s military campaign against Iran as the president has been sending out mixed messages on the matter.
Last week, Politico claimed that the Pentagon was expecting the conflict to last for at least another 100 days, or even through September, a stark contrast to Trump’s original four-week timeline.
