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Debt-Miles® are a way of looking at how far your debt can get you, measured in $1 bills. This article deals with the Debt-Miles® accumulated by the United States of America, both by the Government, Large Corporations, and regular American citizens.

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Debt-Miles® are a way of looking at how far your debt can get you, measured in $1 bills. This article deals with the Debt-Miles® accumulated by the United States of America, both by the Government, Large Corporations, and regular American citizens. Measuring only the debt accrued by Presidents Bush and Obama, (an estimated 5 trillion dollars) on the behalf of American taxpayers, had they given it to the people rather than corporations, each tax-paying citizen could have had $50,000 to pay off their personal debts. However, since in their wisdom as deciders this money went to companies, American citizens have whatever debt they already had, plus the additional $50,000 in federal debt. What better way to spend this than by joining the Debt-Miles® Rewards Program? Using their Debt-Miles® citizens have a chance to escape debt-slavery in their home country through the special status of becoming "debt-refugees" in developing nations. Read on to find out more about Debt-Miles®, the Debt-Miles® Rewards Program, and how to calculate your personal Debt-Miles® to determine how far you can go on the power of your debt.