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Subject Huge Debts Keep the US Hooked on Petrodollars
Date January 15, 2020 8:59 PM
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** January 15, 2020
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** Huge Debt Got Us Hooked on Petrodollars — and on Saudi Arabia ([link removed])
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Petrodollars and petrodollar recycling are at the heart of what keeps the US debt and money-printing mechanism going. The geopolitical stakes are very high.

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