On Polaris RZR Accessories

One thing I liked about Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy was that it portrayed what he deems the "First Economic War." It's done by Japan in cooperation with China, and in conjunction with their military moves, and it's pretty credible. Mainland China has banks in Hong Kong -- about to revert to being part of China again -- sell a huge bundle of US T-bills. Other such sales follow, putting pressure on the US dollar. Then a mutual fund family owned by the Japanese plotter sells off a huge chunk of Citibank, because a bank stock is hurt by weak dollar. Other such sales soon follow, sending the entire US stock market into a tailspin. Then the plotter has hacked software wipe out record of all transactions after 12:00 PM that day, thinking that will totally knock out the economy. But it gives our hero Jack Ryan the idea of how to overcome the total problem, with cooperation from European central banks. Thank God for Jack Ryan. Where would the United States be without him, right? Whether he uses polaris rzr accessories or not, it doesn't matter. It's his advice that saves us. What's scary is that in real world now, Japan and China have more than enough T-bills to sink the dollar if they started selling them all off. It wouldn't take any fancy tricks or sabotage.