The thing is, Ukraine and Taiwan aren’t the only plates they’re spinning to maintain global financial hegemony. The petrodollar, US control of oil, used to be a major source of power, and before that was the US Dollar as the foundational reserve currency for most of the world in exchange for American “defense.”
Today, the “green” initiatives, pretending to “save the planet” through financial penalties and industrial production caps, are their “peaceful” avenues, but the cracks are showing in the foundation. China and Russia don’t actually buy in to the climate alarmist hype, so they either sign off on the agreements and then violate them, or just ignore them outright.
The people of the US could bounce back in a year with minimal loss of life if the governments of the West were forced to declare bankruptcy and subsequently default on all (((financial obligations))). These governments would have to drastically downsize, including possible Balkanization, and those enjoying the greatest success in the aftermath would have to also run the gauntlet of angering the jew and that fallout, but in that circumstance, prosperity would occur rapidly, as long as the people were strong and brave enough to weather the storm.
We could wipe aside all accrued interest. Pay the principle, and execute all involved in creating this pyramid scheme.
We could wipe aside all accrued interest. Pay the principle...
Why would you repay the principle? It's not even repayable, on purpose, that's the whole idea, nobody expects the principle to ever be repaid, it's the interests on the principle that they are after, as long as those are served they're happy, that's how it works
Every $ has been created out of a $*0.9, you can't repay your $ debt with $ https://pic8.co/sh/GE7NQE.jpeg
accurate. every dollar printed is done so with debt already attached. it's impossible (by design) to ever repay the principle, since every time you print you actually make more new debt than what was just paid off and as indicated in the graph above the purchasing power of the new money is dropping.
another aspect of this the masses don't understand is the Cantillon Effect. basically once the money is printed its not distributed evenly so the effect of the new surplus of money aren't felt yet, so those closest to the money spigot (think of the largest banks and companies that got a "bailout") they can use the newly printed money to buy up assets at their current, un-inflated price with free money. which is why you say large institutions buying up housing during the pandemic.
it's beyond fucked and it's purposeful that the average person has no fucking clue how it all works...because they're being financially raped.
I was very imprecise. The point being, there are many lenders out there. Are credit unions and all the wealth of their members to be destroyed too? My comment was to imply there is legitimate debt out there. Obviously, I don't care of the fedres and it's backers get anything other than a noose.
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