The Financial-Industrial Complex And Where The World Is Ultimately Heading Utilizing The Global Debt-Based Ponzi Scheme, A K-Shaped Economic Model And Color Revolutions.
The Global Debt-Based Ponzi Scheme Debt and Currency Creation: The economies of the West (e.g., the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia) are built on a debt-based system that is inherently unsustainable. The creation of the British pound began as a debt system in the 17th century and has evolved into a global model. Money is created as debt, and there’s no money to repay the interest on this debt—leading to the need for more debt to keep the system going (i.e., "rolling over" the debt). Consequences for Society: This debt system leads to the concentration of wealth and resources. The rich and powerful (e.g., corporations, financial institutions) benefit from access to cheap capital, while ordinary people and smaller businesses end up struggling with high-interest debt. As a result, there’s an increasing gap between the wealthy and the rest of society, which the speaker calls a "K-shaped economy"—where the rich get richer and everyone else becomes poorer. Ponzi...