the good thing about japan is that their debt is majoritarily owned by the japanese themselves so nobody else may ask for the money back and they can have as much debt they want :their governement just keeps on printing notes and thats cheap !!
you seem to forget one thing in your good videos:the fact that "we "owe this debt to PRIVATE BANKS since our diff governements forbid themself to be the only entity to create themself money and GAVE that right to "federal reserve" which only purpous is to make private profits out of money that should be peoples 's "property "through the gov (creation of fed voted by congress on the 23rd of dec 1913 while most of congressmen at home for christmas !!)
good old japan, .. 250% debt to GDP.. thats $14 trillion in debt or so.. and they dont owe anyone much.. cause the Government owns the bank that actually lends the money... people put the money into the banks, and the banks buys govt bonds.. so in essence... deficits mean nothing in Japan.. 95% of all govt debt is domestic.. so really.. Japan isnt really in debt at all.. well wait debt = money.. figures.
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So the more debt a nation has, the 'richer' it is, or rather the richer its bankers are. No wonder the nation's leaders don't seem too concerned about the national debt. They figure that the populace will keep working, as well as their children, and grandchildren. Like slaveowners who liked their strong slaves to mate so that the offspring could be strong slaves too. Where is a Lincoln who would abolish this modern money/wage/debt slavery?
@WanderingSeer Today(this morning) we learnt how these things work at macroeconomics lesson. Yeah, money is not equal to Debt. It is equal to Loan......:)
Given our current scenario, there is a huge temptation and interest out there to infiltrate the Federal Reserve as one of their bankers. If I were to be the owner of the Fed, my usage of all that money (A lot more than 1 T/trillion dollars) would be to create a HUGE, self-sufficient environment with a LOT of emergency resources. My next move would be to try to fix our economy's situation by using my influence to improve/change the monetary system. Being a Trillionaire is good enough, right?
@MONOPOLY35 Only a trillionaire?...nope, not even close. That's only a fraction of the total overall deficit currently facing America today. We STILL don't know how deep in debt the Federal Reserve is, but if it follows the line as portraited by this vid clip - it'll be (...at least...) twice as much as the United States deficit. So...hmmm, yeah - being JUST a trillionaire simply implies that you are still too small of a player to consider resolving the current financial crises.
face it, america.. your not smart enough to decide what rules we should have...you shouldve stuck with our founding fathers rules...they were alot closer to good law than you would ever create as a democracy....face it america, your mostly dumb fools that dont have enough sense to live without some authority ruling over you....the majority of you are threats to our freedom...and we, the reasonable, should figure out how to take back our rights from you...you illogical, evil twits..
if this is how the system has worked for a couple of hundred years, and if civilization has grown as it has over the past 200 years, and today we live with an exceptional amount of wealth when compared to even 100 years ago, then I don't see a clear reason to abandon the system or change it to some other unproven alternative. Would we have all the things we have today if those bankers 100s of years ago had just sat on all that gold and not used it to "create" money?
@CheckRaise1972 You don't see a problem with the government legislating the power of the money supply to the federal reserve, therefore taking the power of our government from the people, giving it to the private federal reserve / banks, who turn around and encourage multi-trillion dollar pieces of legislation in order to cause the national DEBT (necessary for new money) to skyrocket, thus resulting in a vast transfer of wealth from the poor/middle class to the rich, private banks?
@CheckRaise1972 Hate to say it...but all that 'wealth' is fictional, based on absolutely nothing. America has finally resorted to paying with 'Monopoly Money' since that's exactly what the dollar bill is actually worth.
@TheDookielove According to our history, it really is that bad. Boom and bust cycles are getting bigger overtime. There is bigger boom, with much bigger BUST. It's like high stakes betting. There are giant BOOMS, in the particular group's favor. However, the BUST is much more volatile than it used to be. Of course, there are some things in life that are good. However, one thing's for certain; something BIG is going to happen in the future. It is not going to be pretty!
Amen to all this. Its pretty horrifying the first time you realise the system we really live in. After a while, it just seems like a really bad joke...
the good thing about japan is that their debt is majoritarily owned by the japanese themselves so nobody else may ask for the money back and they can have as much debt they want :their governement just keeps on printing notes and thats cheap !!
they are smarter than us
ASTF11 4 months ago
you seem to forget one thing in your good videos:the fact that "we "owe this debt to PRIVATE BANKS since our diff governements forbid themself to be the only entity to create themself money and GAVE that right to "federal reserve" which only purpous is to make private profits out of money that should be peoples 's "property "through the gov (creation of fed voted by congress on the 23rd of dec 1913 while most of congressmen at home for christmas !!)
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good old japan, .. 250% debt to GDP.. thats $14 trillion in debt or so.. and they dont owe anyone much.. cause the Government owns the bank that actually lends the money... people put the money into the banks, and the banks buys govt bonds.. so in essence... deficits mean nothing in Japan.. 95% of all govt debt is domestic.. so really.. Japan isnt really in debt at all.. well wait debt = money.. figures.
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PRSDNTCRISTINAGRAPPO 8 months ago
so thats why the U.S has as much debt as they are worth
wpeake99 8 months ago
Just bring back the gold standard and be done with it.
OatSharpener 9 months ago
So the more debt a nation has, the 'richer' it is, or rather the richer its bankers are. No wonder the nation's leaders don't seem too concerned about the national debt. They figure that the populace will keep working, as well as their children, and grandchildren. Like slaveowners who liked their strong slaves to mate so that the offspring could be strong slaves too. Where is a Lincoln who would abolish this modern money/wage/debt slavery?
piax00 9 months ago
This mecanism os the lowns based in the deb (in my opinion) the best potitic for growing economics, it helps the economy.
The problem is when the grow stops. Them ........ is a big sh......t.
CarlosPinto88 10 months ago
@WanderingSeer Today(this morning) we learnt how these things work at macroeconomics lesson. Yeah, money is not equal to Debt. It is equal to Loan......:)
saf000d 11 months ago
TheVenusProject ...google it, the only solver
faenfoie 1 year ago
@faenfoie Agreed...a Resource Based Economy is the only logical conclusion to the final Monetary Based Economy meltdown...
mdlittle5466 11 months ago
Given our current scenario, there is a huge temptation and interest out there to infiltrate the Federal Reserve as one of their bankers. If I were to be the owner of the Fed, my usage of all that money (A lot more than 1 T/trillion dollars) would be to create a HUGE, self-sufficient environment with a LOT of emergency resources. My next move would be to try to fix our economy's situation by using my influence to improve/change the monetary system. Being a Trillionaire is good enough, right?
MONOPOLY35 1 year ago
@MONOPOLY35 Only a trillionaire?...nope, not even close. That's only a fraction of the total overall deficit currently facing America today. We STILL don't know how deep in debt the Federal Reserve is, but if it follows the line as portraited by this vid clip - it'll be (...at least...) twice as much as the United States deficit. So...hmmm, yeah - being JUST a trillionaire simply implies that you are still too small of a player to consider resolving the current financial crises.
mdlittle5466 11 months ago
face it, america.. your not smart enough to decide what rules we should have...you shouldve stuck with our founding fathers rules...they were alot closer to good law than you would ever create as a democracy....face it america, your mostly dumb fools that dont have enough sense to live without some authority ruling over you....the majority of you are threats to our freedom...and we, the reasonable, should figure out how to take back our rights from you...you illogical, evil twits..
longfootbuddy 1 year ago
@longfootbuddy Umadbro?
lilnette010 1 year ago
if this is how the system has worked for a couple of hundred years, and if civilization has grown as it has over the past 200 years, and today we live with an exceptional amount of wealth when compared to even 100 years ago, then I don't see a clear reason to abandon the system or change it to some other unproven alternative. Would we have all the things we have today if those bankers 100s of years ago had just sat on all that gold and not used it to "create" money?
CheckRaise1972 1 year ago
@CheckRaise1972 You don't see a problem with the government legislating the power of the money supply to the federal reserve, therefore taking the power of our government from the people, giving it to the private federal reserve / banks, who turn around and encourage multi-trillion dollar pieces of legislation in order to cause the national DEBT (necessary for new money) to skyrocket, thus resulting in a vast transfer of wealth from the poor/middle class to the rich, private banks?
Yikes.
mit26chell 1 year ago
@CheckRaise1972 Hate to say it...but all that 'wealth' is fictional, based on absolutely nothing. America has finally resorted to paying with 'Monopoly Money' since that's exactly what the dollar bill is actually worth.
mdlittle5466 11 months ago
This part is scary.... hope it's not as bad as they put it out there to be
TheDookielove 1 year ago
@TheDookielove According to our history, it really is that bad. Boom and bust cycles are getting bigger overtime. There is bigger boom, with much bigger BUST. It's like high stakes betting. There are giant BOOMS, in the particular group's favor. However, the BUST is much more volatile than it used to be. Of course, there are some things in life that are good. However, one thing's for certain; something BIG is going to happen in the future. It is not going to be pretty!
MONOPOLY35 1 year ago
Thanks for posting!!!! Info like this needs to spread!!!!!!!!
zkiekow 2 years ago
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BrandonMacfarlaneTV 2 years ago
Amen to all this. Its pretty horrifying the first time you realise the system we really live in. After a while, it just seems like a really bad joke...
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Capulator8 2 years ago 10
thanks bro. At least we've learn s/thing new. Do keep in touch.
ishamim 2 years ago
great videos
hoose5286 2 years ago 5
thanks bro. At least we've learn s/thing new. Do keep in touch.
ishamim 2 years ago