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HomeBusinessKim Dotcom Views the U.S as “Beyond Bankrupt”

Kim Dotcom Views the U.S as “Beyond Bankrupt”

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On Sunday, the digital entrepreneur and activist Kim Dotcom made a post on Twitter, discussing the major global collapse, and in particular the U.S. economy.
Dotcom, who wasn’t very optimistic about the global economy recently, believes “The U.S. is beyond bankrupt”, highlighting the fact of no surplus or a balanced budget since 2001. He mentioned that the country only had four years of profit in the last 50 years, and all that profit wouldn’t be enough to pay even for six months of the current yearly deficit. Dotcom said that the U.S. can only pay for things by raising money through printing, which causes inflation.

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