If 1 day U.S. is owned by loans from (e.g.) Japan because we over-borrowed for war, would U learn Japanese?

Question

We faced this forboding issue back in the '80s...Back to the Future (part II - 1989) where Michael J. Fox comes home from work on a typical 2015 work day, and then after pulling up his 9 favorite channels on multi-channel home TV system, has to answer to his Japanese boss -- "FIRED! McFly-san!" for some blunder of the day (i.e. no job security when owned by foreign interests).

Are we so far from that future?

As the Iraqi war continues to be financed from overseas loans from Japan and others, are we not selling out our children to other countries who are more than content to let the big, invincible ol' "US of A" slug it out with the bullies of the world while they lay low and let others play protector of the planet?

Will you have to teach your children Japanese because George Bush spent their future in two administrations?

I speak Japanese because I'm an international banker. It's not about which language you speak, its about protecting your homeland sovereignty.

Answer 1

Actually, you have it backwards. If Japan had too much US debt, it makes Japan vulnerable, not the US. It's one of those "too big to fail" scenarios. Japan would have a vested interest in keeping us healthy economically, otherwise the debt they owned would turn worthless.

Speaking of Back to the Future, we better get on the stick. I want flying cars and giant holograms and that super microwave they had.

Answer 2

I wouldn't have a problem with it at all i can say some words in Japanese already because i am part Japanese. I know that the war is getting us into some big problems only to come in the future but you have to thank our current president for that because hes the one that had put us in the situation and i am really glad that i didn't vote for him or i would be really pissed off at myself for letting some one like that run this country right into the ground

Answer 3

Without reading the rest of this pap, the answer is no, why, because in our laws we have power of eminent domain! Especially when it comes to foregin investments!

Answer 4

I think you chose the wrong country. I believe it is Chinese we will need to learn