Plan to change the balance of the population with biological weapons / Soheil Salimi

Plan to change the balance of the population with biological weapons / Soheil Salimi

The first part is the debtor economy

Demographic balance is perhaps the most important component of economic estimates. Macroeconomics is directly related to population. A country's economic potential is directly related to its population. The hardworking, entrepreneurial, and productive population creates a dynamic and powerful economy, and an economy dependent on such a population must inevitably be productive and productive. In such a situation, net income is high and there is relative prosperity for all people. But this model is applicable. Because for a variety of cultural, social, political, and psychological reasons, people never get along with macroeconomic programs as they should, and on the other hand, economic programs based on economics Science, which, according to Joseph Stieglitz, have free fallen and are virtually, they do not have the efficiency to make sustainable economic change. Successive economic failures in Western, European, and American civilizations have hit the world economy trillions of dollars in the last 20 years alone, leaving millions of innocent people homeless in Europe and the United States. Due to its colonial doctrine, Western civilization, in order to compensate for this amount of damage, is waging war and occupying countries that have valuable natural resources, and by looting and stealing the assets of other countries. But the population balance of economic power remains the most important problem in developed countries. Barack Obama said the United States has more than 50 million homeless people. That means fifty million people that the government is not officially able to address. Statistics from NGOs show that one in three Americans is living in poverty. That's about one hundred and twenty million people. Or France, which has had a high unemployment rate for more than a year, with people protesting in Paris every Saturday, and the massive layoffs in Airbus and Citroen not only did not help the French economy, but also brought the country closer to a crumbling economy. This means that the balance of power of the economy has been lost relative to the population.

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