Wrong, North America as a whole has been on the fast track to collapse for the past decade at least. Early next year is the finalization period for the Arctic Claims. Having to route military assets to the Arctic region is going to cost sums of money for maintenance and personnel upkeep. So coming out of a decade of war, we're going into a long term Cold War type scenario that would result in almost certain conflict with other countries in that region. For the amount of capital it would take to host a formidable defense for regional claims on the Arctic Territory, well let me tell you this. It's going to be quite a noticeable expense when it comes to financial assets for the country.

So that along with the present state of economics, will surely lead to at the very least.. some instability in the region if you will. Right now, the economy is very fragile and we seem that we're doing pretty good. However a lot of people forget that it's Christmas season and stocks usually fall shortly after Christmas because everybody's tapped out.

So in other words, we're at the tip of the ice berg my friends and there's no other way except down after this.