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Posted on 11/23/2025 5:39:59 PM PST by TexasKamaAina
It's a question that puzzles many: if every nation is in debt, who exactly holds all that money? Who is the lender? This video dives into the structure of the global financial system to answer this fundamental paradox.
In this clip, wolff responds to the common confusion surrounding sovereign debt. We explore who actually buys government bonds and how national debts are created and financed. This wolff responds analysis demystifies the difference between internal and external debt.
The discussion clarifies the roles of central banks, private financial institutions, and even other countries in holding this debt. This wolff responds segment is essential for understanding how the modern economy functions. Don't miss this crucial wolff responds explanation of a system that affects everyone. This wolff responds breakdown makes a complex topic easy to understand.
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I've never understood the intricacies of international debt and finance. This guy laid it out in a way I could understand and he did it methodically and without any hyperbole.
In my opinion, the lender is all our unborn children.
It’s diabolical.
Bflv
Indeed, debt slavery for future generations is the name of the game. Politicians figured out long ago that raising taxes upsets voters, and cutting welfare, etc., programs also upsets voters. But passing the bill on to the next generation, who are in no position to complain until it is too late, is painless to them.
Why do the natuins so recklessly spend together?
There is an excellent video on this. The governments themselves through the CENTRAL BANKS in each country lend to THEMSELVES and pay INTEREST to the Central Banks. The bankers become fabulously wealthy off of this and obviously have been able to hide it. The bankers are running the world.
Its name is fiat money owed and perpetrated by and to central bankers. Why is that so hard?
The bankers are running the world.
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They’ve been running the world since humanity reach a certain level of civilization.
What’s going on isn’t anything new and I’m not sure how business and the economic system can work differently.
However, I’m open to concise suggestions for improvement.
If we can’t pay the interest payments it won’t be our kid’s problem - or evem our grand kids problem - it’ll be OUR problem.
I’m a lender.
We could return to sound money.
No, this and previous generations have been the BORROWERS, and we collectively have "kicked the can" down the road such that our children and grandchildren have been stuck to pay back all that was borrowed.
The lenders are the private bankers that control the Deep State in essentially every country. (Russia is one of the most successful countries to have kept the Deep State at bay, which animates the DS's warring verve against them (Think the Biden Admin sending the Ukes hundreds of billions of dollars and the EU doing similarly (though in smaller amounts)).
Because the bankers have committed various crimes against humanity--literally wars--that have no statutes of limitations, look for restitution that will wipe out every country's debts to those private bankers.
It's a good thing the US military was long ago positioned as military for the Three-Nation-State (DC, City of London, Vatican) and that PDJT or a like-minded will be the CIC of that military when the UCMJ lays down the sentence.
We could return to sound money.
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True
However, your current asset valuations will deflate like a balloon popping.
Which I’m not entirely against since the speculive bloat coming out of covid & the hysteria around it is ridiculous.
Yep. It's a mess.
The people, investors, institutions, own the debt and they get paid some of the safest dividends.
The Bank of Venice | Charles F. Dunbar
From The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 6, No. 3 (Apr., 1892), pp. 308-335 (28 pages)
..a public debt ..made transferrable ..useful as a medium of payment
To the 16th century, from a bbc.com article, pertaining to the time after the Templars were disbanded.
January 2017 titled, The warrior monks who invented banking
The Knights Templar were not Europe's bank forever, of course. The order lost its reason to exist after European Christians completely lost control of Jerusalem in 1244, and the Templars were eventually disbanded in 1312.
So who would step into the banking vacuum?
If you had been at the great fair of Lyon in 1555, you could have seen the answer. Lyon's fair was the greatest market for international trade in all Europe.
But at this particular fair, gossip was starting to spread about an Italian merchant who was there, and making a fortune.
He bought and sold nothing: all he had was a desk and an inkstand.
Day after day he sat there, receiving other merchants and signing their pieces of paper, and somehow becoming very rich.
The locals were very suspicious.
But to a new international elite of Europe's great merchant houses, his activities were perfectly legitimate.
He was buying and selling debt, and in doing so he was creating enormous economic value.
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