cotton,,,errol,,,others

[Hopperbin]

cotton I don't really understand all this fed debt, fed and corp debt, fed and corp and state or all gov't debt, then there is also forienge debt different than total gov't debts as some of the money is borrowed from domestic sources. Now I found this foreign debt site that lists all the foreign debt of all the countries in world, seems they all have this debt even china in which I would have thought is amassing all the wealth. Now usa has a list of the creditors of their foreign debt we also have a high percentage but I cannot find any specks of who is supplying ours grrrr. From what I found China and Japan are each about 1.2 trillion creditors each to the usa. Things don't really add up here cause most every country including china is running some form of foreign debt by the gov't. Things don't ballance. Now another thing if Japan has a foreign debt of say 1.2 trillion and is also a creditor of 1.2 trillion from other countries should that not cancell each other out? According to the debt charts being a creditor is not being taken into account as they only show borrowings.

[cottonpicken]

After going up and down that rabbit hole myself,your
exactly right,wtf is really going on.

I seen the top man at one of are banks on bnn saying
"i won't tell you our exposure to europe".

That really shocked me,and was not even picked up
on any of the fringe websites.

The debts/bonds are two sides of every balance
sheet,just like an operating loan on a farm,something
owns the other end.