9. My Opinion: Latest news and current affairs in Japan and around the world by Peter Yonenaga

Since last September, the world economy has almost stopped. On September 14th last year, Iranian missiles and drones flew into the oil-processing facilities in Saudi Arabia. Made in America's weapons could neither intercept nor even detect.

The financial crisis started on the following March. Over the next six months, the Fed's liquidity supply has exceeded $400 billion. That's 44 trillion yen.

This is equivalent to the 47 trillion yen that the Bush administration decided to inject at the time of the Lehman Shock. For that reason, the crisis is already happening and the world is stuck.

Recently, around February 3rd, after the Lunar New Year holiday, the Fed has been pouring in a lot of money. The economy has been seriously stuck.

Therefore, it's the last monetary transfusion from the Fed. It's just the last monetary transfusion, so it's clear that the U.S. has lost.

The U.S. can't win. That's why President Trump has always accelerating a withdrawal of American forces by saying, "American military forces are going to pull out. We're pulling out”.

He's been saying this since before he became president. But these crazy people keep saying, "No, we can still win". They seem to be the last of the Japanese Army.

Well, I think it will be settled by the end of the year. Because the U.S. will lose, everyone will go home. It means that everyone will withdraw.

Even in South Korea, there are about 9,000 employees at the base. These people in the U.S. military base in South Korea will be on unpaid leave after April 1st.

The unpaid leave after April 1st means that the U.S. military bases over there will be closed by the end of March. It's moving fast. It accelerates rapidly.