Day 35: America Is Broke ✅ From Losing Forever Wars ✅ For Israel✅ Since 1947
🚨BREAKING NEWS Day 35: Trumps Failed, Lost Iran “War” Continues.. for Israel
These are the 8 wars we lost that basically made the debt. Trumps has added another $250 Billion for 35 days of losing.
Putin Said on Day 31 of the War he can end the worlds oil problems in 1 day if Countries make a Peace deal and oil deal with Russia. Putin wants world Peace, and Oil deals. $$$$. It’s that simple. But Trump wants the world oil for free, for Israel, to share a 50-50 split.
Forever Wars = Forever Corruption and Money Laundering From Tax Payers to keep Americans Broke, In The Rat Race, While Israel Keeps Expanding…
The total national debt of the United States stands at approximately $39 trillion as of early April 2026. This figure includes debt held by the public, which is owed to investors, foreign governments, and institutions, as well as intragovernmental holdings primarily consisting of obligations to trust funds like Social Security. The debt has grown rapidly in recent years, crossing the $39 trillion mark after hitting $38 trillion just months earlier, largely driven by persistent annual budget deficits approaching or exceeding $1.9 trillion.
On a per-person basis, the national debt equates to more than $116,000 for every U.S. citizen. The debt-to-GDP ratio currently sits around 124%, a historically high level that has more than doubled over the past 15 years. Projections indicate that debt held by the public could rise further to about 120% of GDP by 2036 and potentially reach 175% by 2056 under current policy trends, fueled by increasing entitlement spending, rising interest costs, and structural fiscal imbalances.
Interest payments on the debt have become one of the largest federal expenses, often rivaling or exceeding spending on major programs in certain periods and consuming hundreds of billions of dollars annually. This trajectory raises concerns about long-term sustainability, as higher debt levels can push up interest rates, increase borrowing costs for businesses and households, and reduce fiscal flexibility during future crises. While the U.S. benefits from the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency and continued economic growth, many economists warn that without meaningful reforms to spending and revenue policies, the debt burden could become unsustainable for future generations.
America has sent Israel $300 Billion since 1947.
The United States has provided Israel with substantial foreign aid since its founding in 1948 (with some assistance dating back to 1946-1947), making Israel the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II. In nominal (non-inflation-adjusted) dollars, the total bilateral aid and missile defense funding through fiscal year 2025 stands at approximately $175 billion, consisting primarily of military grants (over $124 billion), economic support (around $34 billion), and funding for systems like Iron Dome and other missile defenses (roughly $16 billion). Much of the early aid was economic and humanitarian, but since the 1980s it has shifted overwhelmingly to military assistance, with annual baseline funding now at about $3.8 billion under a long-term memorandum of understanding.
When adjusted for inflation, the cumulative total rises significantly to roughly $300–350 billion (depending on the exact methodology and cutoff year), highlighting the real economic scale of U.S. support over nearly eight decades. This assistance has included grants for weapons purchases (mostly spent back in the United States), joint development of defense technologies, and supplemental packages during conflicts, such as additional billions provided since October 2023. The aid reflects longstanding strategic, security, and diplomatic ties between the two nations.
BRICS, Russian, And China all want Peace but Israel wants the forever wars on Iran to keep going to steal American tax payers money to expand their borders and take all the middle east so Trump can build new hotels.
Discover more from America24
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Responses