Posted on 02/25/2024 4:18:59 PM PST by RomanSoldier19
Global debt has officially passed a record high of $313 trillion and according to a new study, a group of nations appear to be increasingly at risk of not being able to pay it back.
Global debt soared $15 trillion from Q4 2022 to Q4 2023, says the Institute of International Finance (IIF), as reported by Reuters.
When zoomed out, global debt totaled $210 trillion just a decade ago.
The IIF says 55% of that surge came from “mature markets” led by the US, France and Germany.
And although developed nations triggered a 2% drop in the global debt-to-GDP ratio in the last year, the study says an ominous signal in the data is now flashing for a number of nations.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailyhodl.com ...
There overspending was done deliberately to bring about the great reset and a new world order
Just mint a $313 Trillion Dollar coin and it will be all good!
13.8 hours of labor of minimum quality.
There is a war going on right now(see all the carnage by French truckers, Brussels, etc). Don’t expect the eneMedia to post about it, or write news on it.
Consider this a lead: my understanding, the legislation was forced-signed by clinton, but constitutional congressmen.
a debt that should never be repaid.
Per USAToday, 4/13/2022:
“NESARA stands for the National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act, a set of economic proposals developed in the 1990s. They were never presented to Congress.”
Good job reporting the MSM Mockingbird eneMedia version of NESARA
Sheesh! I wear a tinfoil hat, from time to time, but yours must be two-ply...
From CONGRESS.GOV (https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-bill/2757/all-actions), the bill was introduced, then handed to committee, and there was no further action.
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