How the Global Money System Was Designed to Trap the World | Venezuela Crisis & US Strikes Explained

Описание: 0:00 – Super Hook
Closed banks, panic, protests, falling markets

0:05 – Introduction
Why every crisis feels new — but isn’t

0:25 – 1929: The Great Depression
The first global financial collapse

0:35 – 1931: Austria & Banking Contagion
Why crises ignore borders

0:45 – 1933: US Bank Holidays
When governments take control

1:23 – 1944: Bretton Woods
How global money rules were created

3:53 – 1971: Nixon Ends the Gold Standard
The moment money changed forever

4:43 – Oil Crises of the 1970s
Energy, inflation, and political pressure

6:23 – Latin America Debt Crisis
Currencies collapse, people pay

7:03 – 1987: Black Monday
Markets crash in minutes

9:13 – 1990s: Mexico & Asia
Financial contagion accelerates

11:13 – Russia, LTCM & Dot-Com Bubble
Systemic risk goes global

15:13 – 2008: Global Financial Crisis
Banks fail, governments intervene

20:33 – Europe, Cyprus & China
Savings frozen, trust broken

29:33 – 2021–2023: Sanctions & Bank Failures
Crisis becomes permanent

35:53 – Venezuela Crisis Today
US strikes, Maduro captured, global reaction

36:20 – Final Question
Where will the next crisis hit?

The global financial system has never been accidental. From the Great Depression and Bretton Woods to modern banking collapses, sanctions, and currency crises, the same patterns repeat again and again.

In this documentary-style analysis, we trace every major financial crisis — 1929, 1971, 2008, COVID-era money printing — and connect them to today’s breaking news from Venezuela.

Following reported U.S. military strikes and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela now faces extreme uncertainty. Emergency powers are in place, regional tensions are rising, and global powers including China and France have condemned the operation. With borders tightening and markets watching closely, the question is no longer if the next crisis comes — but where it starts.

This video combines history, geopolitics, and real-time news analysis to explain what is happening in Venezuela today, how the global money system amplifies crises, and why ordinary people always pay the price.

Topics covered:

Venezuela news today

US strikes on Venezuela

China reacts to Venezuela operation

Global banking crises explained

Bretton Woods system collapse

Sanctions, inflation, and debt cycles

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Music: Delon Wisnujaya
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