They Engineered a Debt System You Can Never Escape

Описание: The United States owes $38 trillion. Japan owes $9 trillion. The entire planet owes over $315 trillion — three times the size of the global economy.
But what if debt isn’t a mistake?
What if it was designed to be permanent?

This documentary reveals how four men across three centuries built a financial system you can never escape:

William Paterson (1694): made national debt permanent.

Nathan Rothschild (1815): turned debt into a global commodity.

J.P. Morgan (1913): made infinite debt possible through central banking.

Paul Volcker (1982): made it inescapable by restructuring the world.

Together, they created the modern debt trap — a machine that transfers wealth upward every single day.
This isn’t conspiracy. It’s history. And it’s still running.

🎥 Watch till the end to understand the system they designed you escape..


📚 Sources & References
🏛️ 1. William Paterson & The Birth of the Bank of England (1694)

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🔗 https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/about...

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💰 2. Nathan Rothschild & The Rise of Global Finance (1800–1850)

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🏦 3. J.P. Morgan & The Federal Reserve System (1907–1913)

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🔗 https://www.federalreservehistory.org...

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🌍 4. Paul Volcker, IMF, and the Global Debt System (1979–1987)

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💵 5. Modern Global Debt & Financial Concentration

Institute of International Finance (IIF). “Global Debt Monitor: Record $315 Trillion in Global Debt.” (2024 Edition)
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