The indebted America considers itself the superpower of the world

FARAAN: While America considers itself the world’s biggest superpower, its debt was estimated at 31 trillion dollars by December 16, 2021.
Meanwhile, if developing countries need money to implement their projects, they should pay huge sums of interest on their received loans to the World Bank, which is a tool of the capitalist system.
Examples are Egypt, Sudan, Lebanon and Iraq, which are facing a severe economic crisis due to the accumulation of interest on loans received. Goldman Sachs economic expert Farouk Sousse predicted that if the lack of currency liquidity in Egypt continues, the inflation in that country will reach 36% in the third quarter of this year.
Ziad Nasrddin, an economic expert, also said about Lebanon: “U.S. uses the trump card of the dollar to strongly pressure this country to support the resistance, so that every American dollar is equivalent to 100,000 liras.”
But now it is America’s turn that its debts will affect not only the economy of this country and American taxpayers but also the economy of the world, and instead of solving the crisis, the two parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, only accuse each other of it so that they can win the next elections.
According to available statistics, after America, respectively, Japan, China, England, Ireland and Luxembourg are the countries with the biggest debts in the world.